Timmins

Canada Nickel Company launched an in-situ carbon sequestration pilot program at its Crawford Nickel Project, collaborating with the University of Texas and funded by the U.S. Department of Energy. The project aims to accelerate CO₂ mineralization by injecting carbon-enriched water into ultramafic rock. Monitoring techniques will track the process, potentially leading to cost reductions and a model for sustainable mining. This initiative complements their existing carbonation program, supporting their net-zero carbon nickel production goal and a Zero-Carbon Industrial Cluster.