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Grant and Funding Programs Offered by innovÉÉ

InnovÉÉ, based in Quebec, Canada, specializes in driving innovation and modernization in the electrical energy sector by facilitating collaborative projects among businesses, research institutions, and other stakeholders. Through grant programs targeting goals like energy efficiency and renewable technologies, InnovÉÉ supports entities in overcoming R&D barriers, helping Quebec transition to a sustainable energy future. View innovÉÉ's website for more information.

14 programs available
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    Grant and FundingOpen

    innovÉÉ — PSO

    Funding for electric and smart transportation technology innovation
    Eligible Funding
    • Maximum amount : 1,500,000 $
    • Up to 40% of project cost
    Eligible Industries
    • Utilities
    • Transportation and warehousing
    • Professional, scientific and technical services
    Types of eligible projects
    TechnologyInnovation
    Quebec, Canada
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    Grant and FundingOpen

    innovÉÉ — Primo-adoptants

    Supports collaboration between startups and early technology adopters
    Eligible Funding
    • Maximum amount : 75,000 $
    • Up to 60% of project cost
    Types of eligible projects
    CommercializationTechnologyInnovation
    Timeline
    • Closing date : July 17, 2026
    Quebec, Canada
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    Grant and FundingOpen

    innovÉÉ — SI2TEC

    Supports collaborative industrial innovation for circular economy transition
    Eligible Funding
    • Maximum amount : 500,000 $
    • Up to 50% of project cost
    Eligible Industries
    • Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting
    • Utilities
    • Manufacturing
    • Transportation and warehousing
    Types of eligible projects
    TechnologyEnvironment and ClimateInnovation
    Quebec, Canada
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    Partnering and CollaborationGrant and FundingClosed

    Call for collaborative and structuring innovation projects in Quebec's strategic sectors

    Collaborative innovation funding for Quebec's strategic sectors
    Eligible Funding
    • Maximum amount : 1,000,000 $
    • Up to 35% of project cost
    Types of eligible projects
    Artificial Intelligence (AI)TechnologyEnvironment and ClimateInnovationDigital Transformation
    Timeline
    • Open Date : April 1, 2026
    • Closing date : June 30, 2026
    Quebec, Canada
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    Grant and FundingClosed

    InnovÉÉ — INNOV-R

    Funding for GHG-reduction projects in Quebec
    Eligible Funding
    • Maximum amount : 500,000 $
    • Up to 50% of project cost
    Types of eligible projects
    CommercializationEnvironment and ClimateInnovationDigital Transformation
    Timeline
    • Open Date : June 20, 2025
    • Closing date : October 15, 2025
    Quebec, Canada
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    Grant and FundingClosed

    innovÉÉ — FiabilitÉÉ

    Funding for collaborative electricity transmission reliability research
    Eligible Funding
    • Maximum amount : 436,950 $
    • Up to 80% of project cost
    Types of eligible projects
    TechnologyInnovation
    Timeline
    • Closing date : October 15, 2025
    Quebec, Canada
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    Partnering and CollaborationExpert AdviceClosed

    InnovÉÉ Member Grant for Horizon Europe

    Support for international research collaboration
    Eligible Funding
    • Maximum amount : 5,000 $
    • Up to 80% of project cost
    Eligible Industries
    • Manufacturing
    • Information and cultural industries
    • Professional, scientific and technical services
    • Educational services
    Types of eligible projects
    CommercializationInnovation
    Canada
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    Researchers And FacilitiesPartnering and CollaborationGrant and FundingClosed

    Québec-Corée : Robotique intelligente et IA avancée

    Funding for Québec–Korea robotics and AI projects
    Eligible Funding
    • Maximum amount : 1,500,000 $
    • Up to 40% of project cost
    Types of eligible projects
    Artificial Intelligence (AI)TechnologyInnovation
    Timeline
    • Closing date : April 29, 2026
    Quebec, Canada
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    Grant and FundingClosed

    innovÉÉ — Accord

    Funding collaborative research and innovation in Quebec sectors
    Eligible Funding
    • From $100,000 to $350,000
    • Up to 80% of project cost
    Types of eligible projects
    TechnologyEnvironment and ClimateInnovation
    Timeline
    • Closing date : November 15, 2024
    Quebec, Canada
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    Partnering and CollaborationGrant and FundingClosed

    innovÉÉ — Demonstration in a real environment

    Support for mobility demonstration projects
    Eligible Funding
    • Maximum amount : 350,000 $
    • Up to 50% of project cost
    Types of eligible projects
    CommercializationTechnologyInnovation
    Timeline
    • Closing date : February 3, 2021
    Quebec, Canada
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    Researchers And FacilitiesPartnering and CollaborationGrant and FundingClosed

    innovÉÉ — PARTENAR-IA — Academic

    Collaborative AI R&D funding for Quebec companies
    Eligible Funding
    • Maximum amount : 1,500,000 $
    • Up to 40% of project cost
    Types of eligible projects
    Artificial Intelligence (AI)Innovation
    Timeline
    • Open Date : August 11, 2023
    • Closing date : April 15, 2024
    Quebec, Canada
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    Grant and FundingClosed

    innovÉÉ — PARTENAR-IA — Industry

    Funding for Quebec electricity innovative collaborations in AI
    Eligible Funding
    • Maximum amount : 1,500,000 $
    • Up to 35% of project cost
    Types of eligible projects
    Artificial Intelligence (AI)TechnologyInnovation
    Timeline
    • Closing date : April 15, 2025
    Quebec, Canada
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    Grant and FundingClosed

    innovÉÉ — ÉFÉC

    Supporting circular economy feasibility and planning studies
    Eligible Funding
    • Maximum amount : 75,000 $
    • Up to 50% of project cost
    Types of eligible projects
    Environment and ClimateInnovation
    Timeline
    • Closing date : April 3, 2025
    Quebec, Canada

About innovÉÉ

What is the mission of innovÉÉ?

To stimulate, support and fund collaborative research projects related to the electrical energy industry, transportation electrification and intelligent transportation, thereby contributing to Quebec's leadership in clean energy and electric transportation technologies.

What type of organization is innovÉÉ?

innovÉÉ is a Government agency.

What is innovÉÉ's official website?

innovÉÉ's official website is https://innovee.quebec/en/.

What else should I know about innovÉÉ?

InnovÉÉ, or Innovations en Énergie Électrique, is an organization based in Quebec, Canada, focused on fostering innovation in the electrical energy sector. As a significant player in the technological advancement and development within the province, InnovÉÉ connects businesses, research institutions, and other stakeholders to facilitate collaborative projects aimed at transforming the energy landscape. Its primary mission is to drive the transformation and modernization of the electrical energy industry through innovation and cooperation among different sectors. One of InnovÉÉ's core activities involves providing grants and funding to support businesses and non-profit organizations engaged in energy-related research and technological projects. This financial support is crucial for helping these entities overcome common barriers associated with the high costs of research and development, especially in fields that require substantial investment like the energy sector. InnovÉÉ manages a series of funding programs that are designed to meet the diverse needs of various project types. These programs often target specific goals such as improving energy efficiency, developing renewable energy technologies, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. By focusing on these areas, InnovÉÉ aims to support Quebec's transition to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly energy system. For businesses and non-profits to be eligible for InnovÉÉ's grants and funding, proposals typically need to demonstrate clear objectives that align with the strategic priorities of the organization. Projects are expected to promote technological innovation, foster collaboration between industry and academia, and contribute towards solving pressing energy challenges. InnovÉÉ often requires that projects have a partnership component, encouraging applicants to work together with other companies, research institutions, or non-profit organizations. This collaborative approach ensures that a diverse range of expertise and perspectives are brought together to tackle complex issues. The application process for InnovÉÉ's funding programs is competitive, leveraging a rigorous evaluation method to ensure that only high-potential projects receive financial support. Criteria often include the innovative nature of the proposal, the potential for commercialization or wide application, and the project's overall benefit to the Quebec energy sector and, more broadly, to societal and environmental goals. Once a proposal is approved, InnovÉÉ provides financing to cover eligible expenses, which might include salaries for researchers, equipment purchases, and other costs integral to project development. In addition to financial aid, InnovÉÉ also offers technical support and guidance, helping funded projects navigate through the implementation phase. Success stories from InnovÉÉ's funding initiatives are numerous. Many projects launched with its support have gone on to make significant contributions to the energy sector, such as advancements in smart grid technology, the development of more efficient energy storage systems, and innovations in electric vehicle integration. These projects not only enhance Quebec's global competitiveness in the energy field but also help pave the way toward a cleaner, more sustainable future. In conclusion, InnovÉÉ plays a pivotal role in energizing Quebec's transition towards sustainable energy by serving as a catalyst for innovation in the electrical energy sector. Through their strategic grants and funding, they support businesses and non-profits in overcoming the financial and technical challenges associated with groundbreaking energy projects, ultimately fostering a collaborative ecosystem that drives forward-looking solutions for a modern energy economy.