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Nu:ionic and HybriGenix Partner on Alberta Hydrogen Power Project

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Fredericton-based Nu:ionic Technologies and Vancouver’s HybriGenix have signed an MOU to develop a clean power and hydrogen production facility in Alberta. The project will demonstrate pre-combustion carbon capture, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by using hydrogen as a fuel source for gas turbines.

Nu:ionic’s Teal Hydrogen technology and HybriGenix’s gas turbine power solutions will generate 100 MW of electricity, with 50 MW delivered initially. Located near Edmonton, the facility will also produce 1,200 kg/day of high-purity hydrogen. The partnership plans to eventually decarbonize the power generation entirely using hydrogen blends.

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Cleantech Upstart Nu:ionic Technologies Garners Funding for Electrified Solutions

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The Government of Canada is investing to help a clean technology company headquartered in New Brunswick grow and expand operations. Fredericton’s Nu:ionic Technologies received capital toward hiring expertise to oversee the critical testing phase of cutting-edge, commercial-scale technology designed to eliminate the need for combustion by replacing that process with clean electricity.

“At Nu:ionic Technologies we are developing electrified solutions for industries to achieve their decarbonization goals at an accelerated pace,” stated Ben Kennedy, Sr. Vice President of Operations for Nu:ionic Technologies. “We are commercializing novel applications for industrial microwave and commercializing smart and efficient zero-emission process heaters like Nu-Xsm in our Fredericton Research and Innovation Centre.”

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