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U.S. Startup Aims to Capture 60,000 Tonnes of CO2 Annually in Alberta

12/23/2025

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Mantel Capture, a U.S.-based carbon capture startup, aims to capture 60,000 tonnes of CO2 annually in Alberta's oilsands.
Cameron Halliday, co-founder of Mantel Capture, supports the Pathways Alliance, which aims to develop a large-scale carbon capture project in Alberta and emphasizes infrastructure.
Mantel's technology is designed to efficiently use energy from its operations, reducing emissions and remaining cost-effective.
The project builds on a prior demonstration at a Quebec pulp mill.

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Story summary

Mantel Capture, a U.S.-based carbon capture startup, aims to capture 60,000 tonnes of CO2 annually in Alberta's oilsands.
Cameron Halliday, co-founder of Mantel Capture, supports the Pathways Alliance, which aims to develop a large-scale carbon capture project in Alberta and emphasizes infrastructure.
Mantel's technology is designed to efficiently use energy from its operations, reducing emissions and remaining cost-effective.
The project builds on a prior demonstration at a Quebec pulp mill.