CO2-capture research and Clean Energy Technologies Research Institute (CETRI) of University of Regina, Canada: history, current status and future development

Summary Clean Energy Technologies Research Institute (CETRI) was formerly known as the International Test Centre for CO2 Capture in early 2000s. The original focus of centre to help lower carbon intensity current energy sources low-carbon ones Canada. Currently, CETRI’s mandates have expanded and now include most near-carbon-free clean-energy research activities. Areas (CO2) capture, utilization storage (CCUS), near-zero-emission hydrogen (H2) technologies, waste-to-renewable fuels chemicals. CETRI also brings together one dynamic teams researchers, industry leaders, innovators educators clean fields.