Eleven Future Energy Systems researchers awarded new government funding

Eleven Future Energy Systems researchers were among the recipients of new funding announced today by the Government of Alberta and Alberta Innovates. The funding, part of the Climate Change Innovation and Technology Framework, supports research that will help meet the province's climate change goals through technical innovations in the energy sector.

Future Energy Systems is a funding partner in four of the projects, and many of the others will have connections to researchers' Future Energy Systems work. In the coming months, this website will profile some of the successful researchers and their projects.

Congratulations to the Future Energy Systems recipients!

Researcher	Project	Institution
Jonathan Banks	Geothermal Power from co-produced fluids and hydrocarbon reservoirs throughout the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin	University of Alberta
David Bressler	Alberta Biojet Initiative (ABI): Upgrading of University of Alberta’s LTH technology to Biojet & Biomass Energy Network	University of Alberta
Bipro Dhar	Advancing High Solids Anaerobic Digestion of Organic Waste	University of Alberta
Arman Hemmati	Next Generation of Clean Pipeline Technology for Energy Transport	University of Alberta
Ali Khajehoddin	Next-Gen Modular Green Building Energy Systems With Optional Energy Storage	University of Alberta
Yunwei (Ryan) Li	Smart Gas Field Microgrids	University of Alberta
Hao Liang	An AI-Enabled Non-Intrusive Approach for Optimal Planning and Operation of Sustainable Greenhouses	University of Alberta
Wei Victor Liu	Refining the design approach for GeoExchange system	University of Alberta
Paolo Mussone	Field validation of a low-carbon technology for the remediation of hydrocarbon contaminated sites	Northern Alberta Institute of Technology
Dominic Sauvageau	Intensification of methane-consuming bacteria towards production of advanced biofuels	University of Alberta
Jonathan Veinot	Luminescent Solar Concentrators for Building Integrated Photovoltaics (Applied Quantum Materials Inc.)	University of Alberta