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Two days of engaging, learning and networking add up to one very productive hydrogen safety workshop, and one slightly exhausted, yet VERY energized CNL hydrogen team. This team, with the support of our AECL team, set out to bring together experts across many sectors in Canada that need to be a part of shaping Canada’s hydrogen safety landscape. They all shared ideas around the issues, gaps and opportunities that must be addressed to enable the broader large scale deployment of hydrogen infrastructure. And they were grateful to learn from experts Daryl Wilson and Stuart Hawksworth and hopefully impressed by our laboratories in Chalk River – because we love to show them off! Until workshop 2.0…#hydrogensafety #cleanenergytogether #netzero #hydrogen ... See MoreSee Less
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We’re celebrating! CNL, alongside AECL EACL and uOttawa formalized our long history in collaborative research to build an even stronger partnership as we look to advance important research priorities, student learning, and a highly qualified workforce for the future. You can read all about it below.
#Science #Nuclear #Collaboration #Proudpartner
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CNL, AECL and the University of Ottawa sign MOU to pursue collaborative research opportunities - Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
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Leading research organizations establish framework to advance research in health and environmental sciences, clean energy and nuclear safety Chalk River,...Comment on Facebook
Excellent news 👏. Congratulations to the team.
From #electricians and #engineers, #project managers and plumbers to #scientists and #physicists, CNL is currently working on expanding our team and filling a number of vacancies that have opened up over the course of the year. These new opportunities are in departments spanning the entire company.
To help fill this growing need, in early November, we held a Career Fair in #toronto. Over the course of the two days, over 500 people showed up to learn more about CNL, our career paths and our current job openings. A turnout that resulted in over 130 interviews being booked (a figure that continues to grow). It was a great couple of days, and we'd like to say a big thank-you to all the candidates who came out!
That said, we still have lots of opportunities in our growing team. Details at www.cnl.ca/careers ... See MoreSee Less
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CNL is excited to be a sponsor of the 7th annual National Energy Roundtable next week. This conference will convene prominent members of Canada’s energy ecosystem for thought-provoking panels on how Canada can become a global leader in transforming its energy systems on the path to net zero emissions by 2050.
We have been actively involved in these events for several years now, both in Canada and the UK, and we're looking forward to the truly engaging discussions that result.
Full details at energyroundtable.org/toronto-2/ ... See MoreSee Less
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We're very proud of the team at BTI. This is another great story of innovation and entrepreneurship from the Ottawa Valley, aka Innovation Valley North.
Great things happen when great minds come together!
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Chalk River, Ont. company heading to the moon in search of water
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A relatively unknown company in the Ottawa Valley will be part of a team that is sending Canada's first-ever lunar rover to the moon in 2026.Comment on Facebook
Hope you don’t contaminant It Like you did Chalk River site, and Ottawa River