PTRC

08/24/2026

PTRC was proud to host an MOU signing ceremony with our colleagues at Mitacs. The roundtable, featuring Mitacs interns, professors, other company sponsors, and Mitacs CEO Stephen Lucas, was engaging.

08/07/2026

So pleased to have the Honourable Warren Kaeding as our guest at the PTRC, and to offer a tour of our Energy Innovation Hub laboratory. Thanks for coming!

08/04/2026

Erik Nickel, PTRC's CEO, was just on Pipeline Online's Podcast. Give it a listen.

12/11/2025

PTRC is a proud partner of Mitacs! We continue to collaborate on energy innovation and training the very best of interns through their excellent programs.

12/10/2025

So pleased to take part in this panel celebrating R+T Park Regina's 25th Anniversary. PTRC's CEO Erik Nickel shared PTRC's experiences with other active partners in the Park.

11/19/2025

Aquistore's CO2 total of more than 627,000 tonnes is part of this total released in the Imperial College Study

A new report from Imperial College London — supported by the UK’s Royal Academy of Engineering and IEAGHG — reveals that 383 million tonnes of industrial CO₂ have now been permanently stored in geological reservoirs through Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) since 1996.

Get the full story here: https://ieaghg.org/news/383-million-tonnes-co2-permanently-stored-underground/

- The findings, published in the 2025 London Register of Subsurface CO₂ Storage, detail the rapid expansion in the rate of global CO2 storage.
- Projected growth in 2024-25 and beyond shows Carbon Capture and Storage technology is crucial for net-zero.
- Costs, efficiency and experience expected to improve in the coming decade, in line with other decarbonisation technologies like solar and wind power.

Led by Imperial College London academics, the consortium of scientists and industrial partners includes experts from around the world at the Department of Energy Science & Engineering at Stanford, MIT Civil and Environmental Engineering, Global CCS Institute, Carbon Capture & Storage Association, IEAGHG and CSIRO