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Bio based chemical import replacement initiative : chemical markets and biochemical options for Alberta : final report

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This report is intended to inform Alberta Enterprise and Advanced Education on selected potential opportunities for biochemicals development in Alberta. The Department is interested in the... More ≫

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This report is intended to inform Alberta Enterprise and Advanced Education on selected potential opportunities for biochemicals development in Alberta. The Department is interested in the economic feasibility of upgrading bioresources in Alberta (wood and wood wastes, wheat, canola and other crops, municipal solid waste, etc.) to useful chemicals. The report provides insight and analysis on 40 chemicals that were deemed to be of interest from a bio-production and import replacement aspect.

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Water reuse in Alberta : experiences and impacts on economic growth

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This report is the outcome of work completed under the first phase of a four-phased approach to identify and assess the limitations of current water policy on economic growth.

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Congestion management : vital component of today’s infrastructure planning

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This report provides a congestion management toolbox of best practices, with short-, mid-, and long-term solutions to congestion issues found in Alberta. The intent is to make it possible to... More ≫

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This report provides a congestion management toolbox of best practices, with short-, mid-, and long-term solutions to congestion issues found in Alberta. The intent is to make it possible to address congestion before its effects stall industry, community growth, economic development, and international appeal.

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Return on innovation : opportunities in Alberta's innovation system

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This paper identifies probative questions that focus on what Alberta needs to do to move forward in creating an innovation system that will spur research, innovation and commercialization of... More ≫

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This paper identifies probative questions that focus on what Alberta needs to do to move forward in creating an innovation system that will spur research, innovation and commercialization of those ideas that have high return potential.

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