Revolutionizing Animal Feed - Alberta Researchers Revive Decades Old Technology to Make Low-Cost, Low-Carbon Protein from Coal

Researchers look at coal-derived methanol for animal feed

Gates Foundation backs partnership between Alberta university and startup to turn coal-derived methanol into a more sustainable protein source.

Revolutionizing Animal Feed: Alberta Researchers Revive Decades Old Technology to Make Low-Cost, Low-Carbon Protein from Coal - CanadianSME Small Business Magazine

Calgary startup Cvictus turns to local academic researchers to bring game-changing innovation to market A Calgary-based clean energy and biotech startup is poised to transform the way the world’s livestock is fed by providing a low-cost, low-carbon, sustainable alternative to fish or soybean meal — and they’re doing it by tapping into an abundant Canadian resource: coal. Cvictus — which recently received a US$1.7-million grant from the Bill & Me…

Cvictus And Alta. Researchers Partner On Coal Technologies - Canadian Manufacturing

(Credit: Mitacs) CALGARY — A Calgary-based clean energy and biotech startup is trying to improve the way livestock is fed by providing a lower cost sustainable alternative to fish or soybean meal — and they’re trying to do it by tapping into an abundant Canadian resource: coal. Cvictus — which recently received a US$1.7-million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to scale its technology — is trying to use an old industrial fermentatio…

Revolutionizing Animal Feed - Alberta Researchers Revive Decades Old Technology to Make Low-Cost, Low-Carbon Protein from Coal

Calgary startup Cvictus turns to local academic researchers to bring game-changing innovation to market A Calgary-based clean energy and biotech startup is poised to transform the way the world. . .