March 7, 2024
We are pleased to announce that our CEO Tim Haig will be a speaker at the upcoming Aeropodium Conference in Montreal on May 10, 2024. The second annual Aeropodium Conference will cover important topics including investment opportunities, cost-efficient production, Canadian production and use, meeting aviation’s decarbonization targets, decarbonizing aviation to meet,SAF in commercial and business aviation, aircraft engines/OEM considerations, and much more. More details coming soon.
July 20, 2023
Edmonton International Airport (YEG) and FORGE Hydrocarbons Partner to Showcase the Power of Low-Emission Fuel. This partnership with YEG builds on FORGE Hydrocarbon’s success of the Mission Innovation initiative (Sky’s the Limit Challenge) and the Alberta Biojet Initiative, both highly successful programs that furthered the development of FORGE’s SAF. FORGE’s collaboration with the Edmonton International Airport will result in the construction of a Sustainable Aviation Fuels facility in Alberta. This endeavour represents FORGE and YEG’s commitment to sustainability, the environment, and the future of clean fuels.
June 5, 2023
As a founding member of C-SAF, FORGE supports the launch of the Canadian SAF Roadmap. The Canadian Council for Sustainable Aviation Fuels (C-SAF) launches a roadmap today detailing its policy framework, its priority actions, and the next steps to ensure that the Canadian aviation sector remains competitive as it transitions to a net-zero future by 2050. Created in February 2022 by a consortium of 60 airlines operating in Canada and key stakeholders in the Canadian aviation ecosystem including suppliers, aerospace manufacturers, airports, finance, and academia, the Council aims at facilitating the production and supply of affordable, low-carbon, made-in-Canada sustainable aviation fuels (SAF).
Kate Young, Parliamentary Secretary, on behalf of the Honourable Mélanie Joly, Minister of Economic Development and Official Languages (FedDev Ontario), announced a total FedDev Ontario investment of $10 million to support the scale-up and growth of two renewable fuel producers in the region: FORGE Hydrocarbons and IGPC Ethanol Inc..
FORGE Hydrocarbons is one of the
four finalists in the Sky’s the Limit Challenge. The purpose
of the Sky’s the Limit Challenge is to accelerate the affordability
and availability of sustainable aviation fuel from a Canadian
first-of-kind technology as part of Canada and the world’s
transition to a low-carbon economy. To support the
Challenge FORGE has developed a research project to
assess the feasibility of expand their existing technology
platform to produce bio-jet.
FORGE Hydrocarbons Corp. announced an equity investment from Shell Ventures and a follow-on contribution from Valent Low-Carbon Technologies, which will help build a first-of-its-kind CAD$30 million commercial-scale, biofuel production plant in Sombra, Ontario.
FORGE Hydrocarbons Corp. was
selected as one of the four finalists to compete in
the Impact Canada Sky’s The Limit Challenge, which
asked innovators to come up with the best
made-in-Canada solutions to accelerate the
affordability and availability of sustainable aviation fuels.
FORGE Hydrocarbons Corporation announced that it has received a $4 million USD investment from Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) under the Industrial and Technological Benefits Policy. This investment enables FORGE, a Canadian, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise company to further develop its Lipid-to-Hydrocarbon technology and to construct a first-of-kind, commercial plant with a production capacity of approximately 19 million liters per year (ML/y).
Canada-based FORGE Hydrocarbons has been awarded $500,000
from Alberta Innovates Bio Solutions (AI Bio) to support a $1.26-million
project optimizing a pre-commercial plant for its Lipid to Hydrocarbons
process.
FORGE Hydrocarbons ramps up remarkable new biofuel technology.
Mar 15, 2015 - Sustainable Development Technology Canada awards $4.2 million for Pre-Commercial Demonstration Plant. FORGE Hydrocarbons Corp. is developing a technology that transforms low-value fats, oils and greases into fuel.
Oct 10, 2014 - (Edmonton) A University of Alberta spinoff company commercializing technology developed by a researcher at the university is introducing the next generation of renewable fuels. Almost 10 years in the making, Forge Hydrocarbons is commercializing a patented conversion process developed by David Bressler, a researcher in the Faculty of Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sciences. The process takes agricultural feedstocks like animal fat, such as beef tallow, crop seed oil and even restaurant grease, and converts them into “drop-in” fuels.
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