Kathairos Solutions, a leader in the field of clean technology for methane emission reduction, is excited to announce a strategic partnership with Doig River First Nation (DRFN) and its economic arm, Úújǫ Developments LP. This collaboration is set to pioneer sustainable environmental practices while fostering economic growth and cultural preservation within DRFN territory. 

Canada is rich in natural resources waiting to be harnessed as renewable energy, but this doesn’t mean that the road to a low-carbon future will be easy: all over the country, hundreds of remote and rural off-grid communities still heavily rely on diesel generators.

Chart Industries today announced the furthering of its partnership and contract with Calgary-based cleantech company, Kathairos, which already included Chart’s MicroBulk tanks to now include products such as Orca™ Delivery Systems. Kathairos has also agreed to extend their contract with Chart for a minimum of two more years.

The Kathairos App allows oil and gas producers to maximize the value of their emission reduction efforts, while simplifying carbon trading in Alberta and beyond.

A report released by LevelTen Energy reveals that the price of electricity generated from renewable sources in North America has increased by almost 30% over the past year, due to fast-rising development costs and overwhelming demand.

Calgary-based Kathairos Solutions is leading the way among clean tech providers, allowing oil and gas producers to completely eliminate methane venting on remote well sites in the simplest and most economical way possible.

Calgary-based Kathairos Solutions is leading the way among clean tech providers, allowing oil and gas producers to completely eliminate methane venting on remote well sites in the simplest and most economical way possible.

Hydropower is the largest source of renewable energy in the world, accounting for more than 18% of the world’s electricity. So, how exactly are we using water for energy? What systems exist?

More and more, we are seeing the impacts of climate change: how do we tackle this growing global problem. Clean technology.

The Opportunity Calgary Investment Fund (OCIF) has announced up to $500,000 in funding to support Avatar Accelerator, a venture studio of Avatar Innovations, in creating, developing and growing Calgary companies driving energy transformation.

The Kathairos solution is a no-brainer for Alberta producers because of one simple thing: it's a costless solution.

More and more, hydrogen is being heralded as the new super fuel to combat climate change, as a sustainable energy source that does not produce CO2 emissions.

So why aren’t we all speeding full steam ahead on the hydrogen train?

Engineers at MIT and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) have designed a heat engine with no moving parts, with the ability to convert heat to electricity with over 40% efficiency- a performance better than modern steam turbines.

Energy and foreign policy decision-makers from all over the world convened at the Atlantic Council’s Global Energy Forum in Dubai to discuss the many factors impacting the global energy transition.

Global energy leaders met in Paris earlier this week for the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) 2022 Ministerial Meeting, sending a strong message of unity on the need to strengthen energy security, reduce market volatility and accelerate the global energy transition.

The start-ups, chosen by the Advisory Board, represent a variety of novel sustainable cleantech innovations focused on renewable and alternative energy, biotechnology, water innovation, new materials and energy optimization.

China consumes around 26% of the annual global energy supply, with its per year energy needs more than tripling since the turn of the century. This has resulted in tremendous growth… at a staggering cost.

Calgary-based cleantech startup Kathairos Solutions is honoured to be the recipient of $1.58 million in funding for its proposed Simple Methane Elimination Using Nitrogen project, aimed at addressing methane venting on remote oil and gas well sites in northern Alberta.

You’ve actually been lied to about nuclear energy. When we think nuclear, our immediate thoughts go to times in history when the use of nuclear power was devastating: Hiroshima. Nagasaki. The Chernobyl Incident. Fukushima— the list goes on.

Every 24 hours, wind generates enough energy to produce nearly 35x the amount of electricity that the global population uses in a day. The key to tapping into the potential of wind? Well, it’s something so simple that humans have used it for as long as we’ve had agriculture.