Pioneering the Pathway to Net-Zero

MMV is a vital component of both CCS and CCUS projects. It involves the continuous monitoring and measurement of carbon capture processes, assessment of containment systems, and verification of the effective management of captured carbon. MMV ensures that emissions are securely contained and managed across various domains, providing transparency and accountability.

Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) primarily focuses on capturing carbon dioxide emissions and securely storing them underground to prevent their release into the atmosphere. On the other hand, Carbon Capture, Utilization & Storage (CCUS) takes this a step further by capturing CO2 emissions, utilizing them in beneficial ways (such as enhanced oil recovery or carbon-based products), and safely storing the remaining emissions underground.

Reaching net-zero emissions is crucial for Canada as it aligns with global climate goals and commitments. It demonstrates Canada’s dedication to mitigating climate change, reducing its carbon footprint, and preserving the environment for future generations.

Achieving a net-zero carbon footprint offers numerous benefits. It significantly reduces greenhouse gas (methane and other) emissions, which is essential in mitigating climate change and its associated consequences, such as extreme weather events and rising sea levels. Additionally, businesses that embrace net-zero practices also often experience improved operational efficiency, lower energy costs, and access to incentives and grants for sustainable initiatives. Moreover, achieving net-zero positions organizations as responsible and environmentally conscious, enhancing their reputation and appeal to stakeholders, customers, and investors.