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Glenco
Senior Member
Zero Point Cryogenics closes deal with National Research Council
Zero Point Cryogenics has been awarded a contract from the National Research Council for an ultra-low temperature dilution refrigerator, a piece of equipment that enables researchers to explore the possibilities of quantum technology.
edmonton.taproot.news
occidentalcapital
Senior Member
Edmonton-based Fluid Life opened a new lab in Texas this summer:
www.fluidlife.com
Irving Lab Grand Opening - Fluid Life
Watch the video from our Irving lab Grand Opening on July 12, 2022.
www.fluidlife.com
occidentalcapital
Senior Member
Announced yesterday, Edmonton-based Capital Power, in partnership with Manulife, acquires the largest gas-fired co-generation plant in North America - US$894m deal:
https://www.capitalpower.com/media/...acquisition-of-midland-cogeneration-facility/
https://www.capitalpower.com/media/...acquisition-of-midland-cogeneration-facility/
MacLac
Senior Member
Dura-Line completing 150K square-foot Alberta manufacturing plant
Boston-based tech firm has inked a long-term lease on facility near Edmonton that will employ up to 90 tech workers
www.westerninvestor.com
Typical terrible journalism…..caption says “St.Alberta, AB. Caption under the picture: Prince Albert.” Quite frankly, who knows where this will be located?
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air_ic
New Member
Renewed agreement will help cultivate the next generation of tech talent
The U of A and Infosys have extended their existing collaboration, leveraging their respective expertise to cultivate the next generation of tech talent through professional development and training opportunities for students.
www.ualberta.ca
Not a fan of this. Clearly the company knows where the talent is but they want to funnel them down to Calgary. I bet the conservatives pushed for this.
MacLac
Senior Member
Yeah no doubt?! What a bizarre story!!!? I’m flummoxed by this whole “U of A” grads employed at this Infosys company. I guess small victory’s for the U of A are better than nothing
Gronk!
Senior Member
Keith Gerein: Rebranded agency aims to unleash Edmonton's 'unlimited' innovation potential
The most common comments I received surrounded a belief that the new organization had not yet articulated a clear role, and considering that the new brand is…
edmontonjournal.com
Gronk!
Senior Member
Edmonton Startup Week October 17 - 22
www.edmontonstartupweek.com
Edmonton Startup Week | October 10-14, 2023!
Five days of workshops, socials, and events celebrating the vibrancy of the startup community in Edmonton. It's a time to build connections, discover what is possible, celebrate new companies, and inspire entrepreneurship in all of us.
www.edmontonstartupweek.com
occidentalcapital
Senior Member
Infosys isn't too picky with where they operate from. They built their business on being an IT outsourcer to India. Personally I see a good opportunity for UofA and Edmonton to pitch an Edmonton office now that they're already in AB.Renewed agreement will help cultivate the next generation of tech talent
The U of A and Infosys have extended their existing collaboration, leveraging their respective expertise to cultivate the next generation of tech talent through professional development and training opportunities for students.
Not a fan of this. Clearly the company knows where the talent is but they want to funnel them down to Calgary. I bet the conservatives pushed for this.
occidentalcapital
Senior Member
This is interesting - Katz group has diversified into the retail cannabis business.
Edmonton-based OEG Cannabis to acquire Tokyo Smoke and Tweed stores from Canopy:
www.bnnbloomberg.ca
Edmonton-based OEG Cannabis to acquire Tokyo Smoke and Tweed stores from Canopy:
Canopy Growth to sell Tweed, Tokyo Smoke stores to OEGRC and Four20 owner - BNN Bloomberg
Canopy Growth Corp. is getting out of the cannabis retail business with two deals to divest its Tweed and Tokyo Smoke stores.
www.bnnbloomberg.ca
Gronk!
Senior Member
Regional players gather for first "state of the region" event
The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce hosted its first State of the Region gathering on Oct. 6, bringing together leaders and experts to discuss a collaborative vision of regional development.
edmonton.taproot.news
occidentalcapital
Senior Member
$16.5 billion carbon capture plant planned for cold lake area. This will be significant for Edmonton companies.
www.bnn.ca
Oilsands group pledges to spend $16.5B on carbon capture project by 2030 - BNN Bloomberg
Canada's biggest oilsands producers say they will spend $16.5 billion before 2030 on the first stage of a massive proposed carbon capture and storage facility near Cold Lake, Alta.
www.bnn.ca
itom987
Active Member
They better shove the carbon down far enough to not pollute the ground water.
IanO
Senior Member
SodastreamXL?