PTAC continues with our Taking Credit for Responsibly Produced Oil and Gas: An Interactive Virtual Mini-Conference in a second session-Part Two-to examine recent technology and regulatory developments. September 21, 2022 9:00am to 12:00pm (Noon)
THE FUTURE OF ENERGY-Achieving Net•Zero & Growing Canada's Economy This informative three-day event brings together stakeholders from government organizations, regulatory bodies, oil and gas producing companies, service and supply companies, research centres, and academic institutions. Hear discussions on various aspects of oil and gas emissions detection, mitigation, and reporting, such as regulations, policies, research, [...]
PTAC is pleased to announce that we have met our goal of developing, field testing, and demonstrating technologies, which collectively have the capacity to reduce the sector’s methane emissions by more than 45%. These technologies are not only currently reducing methane emission in Canada, but also are helping global reduction of methane emissions. PTAC has published the Methane Detection and Mitigation Initiatives Report, and we invite you to read the full report here.
AirMarket participated in the opening of HUB 350 as one of TELUS’ innovation partners. It was designed to be both an official opening but also an opportunity for the member companies (such as TELUS) to highlight some of their current innovation activities. In addition to a static display of its systems, AirMarket conducted a series of “connected drone” demonstrations, where it flew a drone in Kanata, piloted over the cellular network from Edmonton
Mr. Fogwill is a business leader with more than 30 years of experience in the energy sector, his background includes proven expertise focused on evolving energy policies, energy technology transitions, market analysis of energy sector activities and optimization processes.
As part of the Government of Alberta’s Ministry of Environment and Parks TIER Program, PTAC has been awarded $2 million over 2.5 years to enhance emissions reduction efforts in Alberta. PTAC's primary goal is to conduct applied research aimed at improving the oil and gas sector's methane emissions management at a reduced cost.
Over the last few months, and continuing through 2020, Marc Godin, Director of Technology, has presented a vast array of virtual events to bring relevant and engaging content to the oil and gas sector.
Join us on August 25 for another installment of "Digital Spotlight" on August 25; this time focusing on Digital Technologies and their applications during COVID-19.
Over three days, PTAC hosted a series of webinars to initiate a collaborative conversation between oil and gas companies, solution providers, and government organizations. The sprint focused on allowing a wide breadth of perspectives and ideas to be presented and discussed. Topics included: Detection and quantification, data analytics and reporting, and mitigation.
Albertans depend on the energy industry to develop resources using the Province’s precious water resources safely and responsibly.