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  • grant_single|openingDate July 21, 2023
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Expert Advice
grant_single|eligibleIndustries
  • Manufacturing
  • Professional, scientific and technical services
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  • Bioindustrial Innovation Canada (BIC)
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grant_card_status|open

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Access critical strategic investment, advice and services to develop clean, green and sustainable technologies with the help of a network of sustainable chemistry clusters across Canada.

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This grant focuses on supporting the commercialization of clean, green, and sustainable technologies in Canada. The eligible projects aim to facilitate the transition to a net-zero carbon economy by investing in emerging companies and SMEs.
  • Commercialization of technologies that reduce CO2 emissions.
  • Development of eco-friendly and sustainable industrial processes.
  • Implementation of innovative solutions that support a sustainable economy.
  • Partnerships for the commercial application of green technologies.
  • Investments in early-stage companies focused on sustainability.
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$ 90,000

Creating a recycling and waste management service for SMEs

$ 130,000

Establishing a community solar power initiative

$ 100,000

Investing in a startup to develop biodegradable packaging solutions

$ 200,000

Reducing CO2 emissions by establishing a green transportation network

$ 50,000

Creating a job training program to support sustainable agriculture

$ 120,000

Supporting an SME to develop renewable energy solutions

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Eligibility for this grant is determined by specific requirements related to the applicant's activities in sustainable technology development.
  • The company must be engaged in the development of clean, green, and sustainable technologies.
  • The company must demonstrate the potential to contribute to a net-zero carbon economy.
  • The applicant should be involved in projects that reduce CO2 emissions or create sustainable economic value.

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The grant provided by Bioindustrial Innovation Canada targets emerging companies that are commercializing clean, green, and sustainable technologies to aid Canada's transition towards a sustainable, net-zero carbon economy.
  • Companies involved in the development and commercialization of technologies that reduce CO2 emissions.
  • Businesses interested in receiving strategic investments to facilitate technology commercialization.
  • Enterprises seeking third-party investment to grow early-stage, eco-friendly projects.
  • Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) across Canada focusing on sustainable development and innovation.

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Projects eligible for this grant are expected to focus on the commercialization of clean, green, and sustainable technologies. These activities align with the transition towards a net-zero carbon economy and aim to create jobs while reducing carbon emissions.
  • Commercialization of sustainable technologies that reduce CO2 emissions.
  • Initiatives that support the transition to a net-zero carbon economy.
  • Development of environmentally friendly technological solutions.
  • Projects that foster job creation in clean technology sectors.

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This grant supports companies that are positioned to contribute to Canada's sustainable economy goals. Eligible geographical areas are not explicitly mentioned, thus companies across Canada have the potential to benefit.
  • Entities operating within Canada likely qualify.

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There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant. The criteria include:
  • Impact on reducing CO2 emissions
  • Creation of jobs in early-stage companies
  • Amount of leveraged third-party investment
  • Alignment with sustainable and net-zero carbon economy goals

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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:
  • BIC has supported companies that have successfully reduced CO2 emissions by 1 million tonnes documented to date.
  • BIC has leveraged $528,932 million in third-party investment to support early-stage companies.
  • Over $355 million has been invested by BIC in early-stage companies.
  • BIC actively assists SMEs in Canada with strategic investment and advisory services.

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