Canada's New Invention Could Replace Natural Gas Forever

Ebook - https://thecanadianinventionreport.com/ Canada sits on some of the biggest gas fields on Earth. So why would anyone make gas from garbage? On a farm outside Leamington, Ontario, bacteria are turning three things Canada throws away into natural gas: green bin scraps, Lake Erie algae, and manure from a 400-year-old Quebec cow breed. It’s the same methane that comes out of a well in northern B.C., it flows through the same pipes, and it costs less to make than drilling. In this video: Why a gas-rich country still pays so much to stay warm The 240-year-old science behind it The recipe that doubled the gas from every tank The winter it almost all fell apart How it got cheaper than drilling The Alberta gas company that switched sides The hard questions, and whether it could really replace natural gas forever 📘 Ever wondered how close the things you rely on are to being replaced? Our ebook answers that: https://thecanadianinventionreport.com/ 🔔 Subscribe to Canada 2050 for more stories about the future being built in Canada. 💬 Would you heat your home with gas made from your own green bin? Tell us in the comments, and tell us which city you’re watching from. This video is a dramatized story inspired by real renewable natural gas technology. Cold Start Gas, its people, and its results are not real. #Canada #RenewableNaturalGas #NaturalGas #CleanEnergy #Canada2050