MIC Technology Exposition Testimonial: SynBioBlox on Their Global Energy Show 2026 Experience

MIC Technology Exposition Testimonial: SynBioBlox on Their Global Energy Show 2026 Experience

CALGARY, AB (September 04, 2026): Hear directly from Quinn Goretzky, VP of Business Development at SynBioBlox, on how the company is leveraging NGIF’s support to bring a new low-cost methane sensor to market. In this short testimonial, Quinn shares: “Without NGIF, we would not be making this progress.”

SynBioBlox is introducing a low-cost methane sensor, with well abandonment as its first target application. Working with NGIF’s testing center, the company will scale up the sensor for market deployment in early 2027. Through NGIF, SynBioBlox has gained access to natural gas decision-makers and buyers critical to its commercialization journey.

Held during Global Energy Show 2026 in June, the MIC Tech Exposition brought together 26 methane measurement, monitoring, and mitigation technology providers at the MIC Pavilion — giving innovators a platform to showcase their solutions, engage directly with industry leaders, and explore opportunities for deployment and commercialization.

The Technology Exposition is part of NGIF Accelerator’s commercialization support, providing innovators with direct access to industry stakeholders.

Watch the full testimonial below, and stay tuned as we share more stories from this year’s exhibitors.



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Topic: Built to Lead: Women Founders on the Frontlines of Methane Innovation
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