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Researchers explore how to turn biological waste into valuable fuels, materials and products

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New initiative to expand interprovincial electricity transmission across Western Canada

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Plugging into Canada’s electricity future at UCalgary

Global Energy Show

Global Energy Show 2026: UCalgary’s energy experts shape the conversation

Schulich School of Engineering researchers focusing on energy.

Embedded in energy: Drilling into UCalgary’s past, present and future in Alberta’s biggest industry

Global Energy Show: UCalgary's front-row seat to the future of energy

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Nader Mahinpey, Leonid Belostotski named Engineering Institute of Canada Fellows

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CeFar research initiative secures $4.25M in federal funding for cleantech materials testing

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PETRONAS speaker series: Canada’s path in a new geopolitical age

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UCalgary-led research builds tools needed for future hydrogen fuel technologies