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Arnett and Burgess is a Calgary, AB-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Profire Combustion Inc. is a Spruce Grove, AB-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Iona Energy Inc. (TSX VENTURE:INA) is a Scotland-based Canadian oil and gas company focused on value creation from the mature parts of the oil and gas value chain, including appraisal and development of existing proven undeveloped oil and gas accumulations, redevelopment of previously producing fields and exploiting already existing producing fields through renewed late-life field development and increased oil recovery initiatives. In order to maximize value from existing infrastructure the company is occasionally involved in low risk infrastructure led exploration efforts. Iona’s license policy is centred on targeted acquisitions and licensing round applications supporting this strategy within well-known and established hydrocarbon basins. Through its operating subsidiaries, Iona US and Iona UK, the company is active in the United States (Alaska) and the UK Continental Shelf with its focus primarily on the UK North Sea.
A pioneer in developing and implementing next-generation LED lighting solutions, Digital Lumens is taking a game-changing approach to the industrial lighting market. With the introduction of the first Intelligent Lighting System, the company is combining LEDs, networking and software into a single, integrated system that reduces customers’ lighting-related energy use by up to 90 percent. The company is distinguished by breakthrough technology, a management team of proven visionaries from the solid-state lighting and distributed networking industries, and proven results from real-world client deployments.
General Compression is developing a modular, fuel-free Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES) technology designed for long-duration electricity storage (10-200 hours) applications on salt. The technology is designed to allow customers to combine low-cost, long-duration storage with wind energy to provide an emission-free firm generation capacity option that is competitive without subsidy with new-build fossil and nuclear generation in higher cost fossil fuel markets. It is also designed to economically solve multiple grid related problems, including the need to make inflexible nuclear and coal plant load-following, meet new peak demand, maximize the value of existing off-peak generation and transmission assets, and meet a growing need for ancillary services.