Eavor, Ionomr Innovations, Summit Nanotech among 13 Canadian companies named to 2024 Global Cleantech 100
Seven of the 13 Canadian cleantech companies hail from British Columbia.
Seven of the 13 Canadian cleantech companies hail from British Columbia.
Recipients include Idealist, Maple Bridge, PaceZero, Raven, Relentless, and The51.
Simon Fraser University spinout has raised $55.4 million CAD to date.
Cleantech startup claims it has helped reuse over one million containers.
BC Fast Pilot program has invested $9.9 million into 75 projects to date.
The ClimateTech Fund is co-anchored by Québec and Sagard.
With new hires, managing director says IAF has achieved “critical mass.”
Atlantic Canada ranks third in top North American oceantech startup ecosystems.
New impact fund sprung out of Spring to focus on “human and planetary health.”
Geomega’s recycling plant will help turn magnet scrap into rare earth elements used in electric vehicles.
Canada commits to “consumer-driven finance” and more powers for the Competition Bureau.
LPs include Northleaf, Fondaction, Co-operators, Deloitte Ventures, University of Victoria.
FeX Energy uses metal fuel technology to generate renewable energy.
Barely a year old, the Montréal cleantech startup has already amassed $75 million in total funding.
Ambyint CEO says Alberta’s “strong tech ecosystem” fueled the move back to Canada.