North America Enhanced Oil Recovery Market is anticipated to achieve a significant CAGR up to 2024, driven by ongoing discoveries of new hydrocarbon resources coupled with active measures by the government authorities toward adoption of EOR techniques.
Read MoreLight-up wearables and live effects are energizing nightclubs like never before. Los Angeles-based TLC Creative is providing new technology to events and venues, creating high impact and extreme visuals with unique ideas, as well as more creative uses of lasers and fog effects.
Read MoreCVMR® and EnerCarbon® have been able to Capture CO2 that is emitted from various industrial outlets and convert the captured CO2 into value-added products with a high level of market demand such as graphite and graphene. The project is partially funded by the "Solutions 2030 Challenge" program of the Ontario Centers of Excellence (OCE).
Read MorePresident Trump and incoming EPA director Pruit rightfully skeptical of consensus climate scientists claims says Brian Kelleher, Engr.
Read MorePresident Elect Trump and incoming EPA director Pruit rightfully skeptical of consensus climate scientists claims says Brian Kelleher, Engr.
Read MoreA new "No Gasoline" campaign urges consumers to stop purchasing gasoline. The campaign, organized by Seattle-based non-profit Coltura, launches on October 4 at 2 p.m. near the foot of the Space Needle. The event focuses on the severe health and environmental effects of gasoline, and brings together a broad coalition interested in an end to the gasoline era.
Read MoreCritical Environment Technologies Canada Inc. (CETCI) is proud to announce phase one launch of the Low Power Transmitter (LPT) available in single sensor carbon monoxide (CO) or nitrogen dioxide (NO2) electrochemical sensor.
Read MoreCryoFX to bring you a new redesigned website with user friendly interface and ability to be viewable in 10 languages. Featuring 8 of our most popular Co2 Jet Products, CryoFX remains ahead of the game. New website, better service, more products!
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