Enerflex Ltd. With over 40 years of experience, Enerflex specializes in designing, engineering, manufacturing, and constructing energy transition solutions worldwide. The company offers a range of low-carbon solutions, including carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS), electrification, renewable natural gas, and hydrogen solutions.

Enerflex is uniquely positioned to support the global decarbonization efforts, with its expertise in modular equipment and technical excellence. The company collaborates closely with customers to facilitate the transition to cleaner energy sources. By 2050, Enerflex's solutions are expected to contribute significantly towards the elimination of over 50% of total global emissions reductions needed for a net-zero future.

Enerflex's portfolio includes four proven solutions: CCUS, electrification, bioenergy, and hydrogen. These solutions focus on capturing excess carbon dioxide, integrating renewable sources for energy generation, exploring renewable natural gases, and replacing traditional fuels with clean-burning hydrogen. Partnering with Enerflex means gaining access to their 40 years of experience and successful track record in managing low-carbon solutions.

The company also forms strategic partnerships and collaborates on pilot projects to drive innovation in the industry. Listen to the Energy in Transition podcast to hear from Patricia Martinez, Enerflex's Chief Energy Transition Officer, about how the company is enabling the decarbonization of the industrial sector. Enerflex is also partnering with Project Canary to enhance trust and transparency in the CCS industry through independent environmental assessments and digital measurement and verification.

Additionally, Enerflex is working on a pilot project to develop digital fuels using CCS, creating new opportunities and offering a new level of sustainability. As the world transitions to a more sustainable future, Enerflex is there every step of the way, providing innovative solutions and expertise to meet the increasing demands of the energy transition