Canada’s emerging LNG infrastructure represents a strategic asset to secure our economic future today and position Canada as a global hydrogen leader tomorrow.

Earlier this year, Ekona received a 2025 Canadian Business Innovation Award, presented by Canadian Business and Maclean’s magazine.

Ekona recently submitted its final report to NRCan for a CAD$14M project focused on scaling and upgrading Ekona’s Burnaby-based pilot plant.

Ekona’s CCO, Gary Schubak, recently spoke to DOB Energy about the xCaliber-reactor advantage as Ekona develops its methane pyrolysis clean hydrogen solution.

Methane pyrolysis produces hydrogen and solid carbon. Commercialising the carbon black is a key strategy for Ekona and drives the economics of our value proposition.

It’s been a whirlwind of a year at Ekona! Here are some milestones and highlights from the last six months, as we head into 2025.

NRCan and Alberta Innovates funding will support Ekona’s FEED study for a 20-tpd hydrogen production plant.

Ekona’s novel methane pyrolysis platform converts natural gas into hydrogen and solid carbon. CICE’s investment will directly benefit solid carbon management activities at Ekona.

The construction phase of Ekona Gold Creek began in September 2024. Since then, the team has met significant milestones to advance the project.