The thriveFORWARD program is a tech adoption grant program for southern Ontario manufacturers. This program provides up to $100K in government funding to a maximum of 50% of project costs.
ZEVAI has opened another call for proposals to provide $300K/project to educate and promote ZEV technology in Canada.
ISC offers Canadian SMEs an opportunity to propose innovative solutions to government challenges through its Challenge Stream.
The CERRC has been allotted $300M in funding to support clean energy projects for Canadian rural and remote communities.
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SDTC has invested another $27M in several Canadian cleantech start-ups to improve battery technology, reduce GHGs, and more.
The ERA has committed another $50 million in support for the Circular Economy Challenge to stimulate new technologies for lowering emissions
The Agricultural Clean Technology (ACT) program has invested over $18 million in 63 approved projects to reduce greenhouse gasses (GHGs)
The Low Carbon Economy Challenge (LCEC) is committing over $200 million for GHG reduction with a new intake for it’s Champions Stream.
An SDTC investment in Canadian cleantech was awarded to Cobric Chemicals, a company based out of Barrie, Ontario, for $3.8 million.