We have highlighted the SDTC Cleantech Fund in the past, an R&D funding program that covers one third of expenses related to the development of new clean technologies and energy conservation innovations. It has been announced that Sustainable Development Technology Canada Cleantech has been awarded $53M in funding allocation to support new projects. Applying for…
With $101.4 billion in total spending, the new Canadian Federal Budget 2021 promises a strong recovery and growth for all Canadians by overcoming COVID-19, creating a million new jobs, and advancing cleantech innovation to combat climate change.
The Green Freight Program Stream 1 provides grants up to $250,000 per applicant towards third-party fleet energy assessments and truck/trailer equipment retrofits.
The EIP Program is looking for proposals to provide R&D grants for projects that focus on lowering emissions for the transportation sector.
To find what lies ahead for Canadian businesses and how they should prepare, Juniper Consulting, on behalf of BDC, researched dominant trends that will shape the Canadian business environment between now and 2030.
Canadian government funding can offset strategic projects costs anywhere from 15-100% depending on the unique grant or loan program, helping eligible businesses to meet and exceed their objectives and targets.
This Canadian government funding administered through the Yves Landry Foundation provides non-repayable grant contributions to a maximum $100,000 to support Ontario manufacturers.
An SDTC investment in Canadian cleantech was awarded to Cobric Chemicals, a company based out of Barrie, Ontario, for $3.8 million.
Regional Development Agencies (RDAs) play a big role in supporting Canadian businesses. Learn how they impact Canadians on a daily basis.
The Emissions Reduction Fund – Onshore Program provides up to $50M in funding towards projects that reduce or eliminate greenhouse gas emissions in the oil and gas industry.