Canada’s Progress Towards Zero-Emissions by 2050
While there has been progress made by Canada in reducing greenhouse gas emissions since, there remains a significant need to accelerate the pace to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.
While there has been progress made by Canada in reducing greenhouse gas emissions since, there remains a significant need to accelerate the pace to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.
The Green and Inclusive Community Buildings (GICB) program aims to build more community buildings and improve existing ones by making them more sustainable.
The Green Heat Challenge provides $5M in funding towards the low-cost, low-carbon heating of 10,000+ government buildings. This program is now open.
Explore the Save on Energy Retrofit program updates on incentives available to support your business on its way to becoming more energy efficient.
The Climate Action and Awareness Fund has promised $206M funding for projects that will help reduce Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions.
Large-scale shifts in human behaviour and industry has resulted in massive environmental changes related to COVID-19.
Across 2019, CanNor announced over $2.8M in funding for a variety of northern projects. Read more about the awarded initiatives.
The Zero Plastic Waste Initiative offers up to 100% of eligible costs to a max of $250,000 for improved plastics life-cycle management.
A Vancouver, BC company has received $1,181,944 in Canadian government funding to develop and scale up production of advanced battery materials. Nano One Materials Corp. received cleantech funding from Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC or SD Tech), for a project that will provide battery technology for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage. This recent installment…
Thirty-eight organizations in BC have collectively received $27M in funding from the Forest Enhancement Society of British Columbia (FESBC). Awarded projects will increase the use of wood fibre that otherwise would have been burned as waste. Instead, the fibre will be transformed into heat energy, electricity, and pulp products (such as paper). Individual FESBC grant…