Phoenix Canada Oil Company Limited primarily focuses on developing clean energy solutions based on water-derived hydrogen. The company, through its subsidiary, Phoenix International Energy Inc., holds rights to a patented, proprietary hydrogen gas generation technology. It is engaged in the development of RaHydro Splitter, a molecular machine that mimics photosynthesis by utilizing visible light to dissociate hydrogen from ordinary water; and the research and development of synthetic hydrocarbon fuels made from water-derived hydrogen. The company is also developing its proprietary catalytic Synfuel technology that captures and converts carbon dioxide, as well as generates a low to nil pollution alternative to crude petroleum-refined liquid transportation fuels. In addition, Phoenix Canada Oil Company Limited has minority interests in mature gas fields in western Canada. The company was incorporated in 1944 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.

Phoenix Canada Oil Company Limited is an Investment Management company located in SUITE 5004, 3080 YONGE STREET, BOX 60, Toronto, ON, Canada.The historic business of Phoenix has been in the development, production, and maintenance of oil and natural gas properties in western Canada and South America.Today, Phoenix is primarily focused on developing clean energy solutions based on water-derived hydrogen. Through its subsidiary, Phoenix International Energy, Inc., Phoenix holds worldwide development rights to a patented hydrogen gas generation technology.The company is currently actively engaged with an academic team in Canada to scale the technology up to commercial level.Phoenix is also engaged in R&D, with Canadian universities and government institutions, to develop synthetic hydrocarbon fuels made from water-derived hydrogen. This is C1 chemistry, which involves molecules that contain a single carbon atom.Phoenix was incorporated in Ontario in 1944 and it is based in Toronto. It trades on the TSX Ventures Exchange as TSX/PCO. Phoenix provides financial and strategic support for R&D in the area of C1chemistry, which deals with molecules containing a single carbon atom.One project, Low-Carbon Carbon Monoxide (LCCO) manufacture, focuses on using carbon dioxide (CO2) as a raw material for manufacturing carbon monoxide (CO).