Climate Change Challenge Fund
NL, Canada
Money to reduce greenhouse gases in N.L.
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Grant and Funding
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- Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
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Get a grant to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from your business with activities such as energy-efficiency retrofits, renewable on-site energy production, and process changes.
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$37,000
Halifax
Renewable energy installation for a community recreation center
$35,000
Toronto
Installing solar panels to power a local bakery
$40,000
Montreal
Implementing energy-efficient manufacturing processes in a shoe factory
$30,000
Vancouver
Retrofitting an old office building with energy-efficient windows and insulation
$50,000
Calgary
Developing a comprehensive energy management system for a retail chain
$45,000
Edmonton
Upgrade of energy systems for a cooperative housing complex
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Eligibility criteria for the Climate Change Challenge Fund grant are as follows:
- Businesses
- Industry
- Municipalities
- Indigenous organizations
- Public sector entities
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The Climate Change Challenge Fund (CCCF) is designed to support various entities in implementing greenhouse gas reduction projects in Newfoundland and Labrador. This includes a range of sectors that are encouraged to participate.
- Businesses
- Industry
- Municipalities
- Indigenous organizations
- Public sector entities
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Eligible expenses for this grant include:
- Project planning and design costs
- Labour, materials, and equipment costs directly related to the project
- Engineering, consulting, and contractor fees
- Permitting and legal costs associated with project development
- Monitoring, verification, and reporting expenses
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Eligible companies for the Climate Change Challenge Fund (CCCF) grant are those located in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. This fund is specifically designed to benefit organizations within this geographical region.
- Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
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The Climate Change Challenge Fund (CCCF) has evaluation and selection criteria to determine successful grant applicants. These criteria include:
- Alignment with program objectives and priorities
- Demonstrated greenhouse gas reduction potential
- Feasibility and project readiness
- Economic benefits and cost-effectiveness
- Capacity to implement and manage the project
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terrymcneil@gov.nl.ca
(709)
Apply to this program
Climate Change Challenge Fund (CCCF)
The Climate Change Challenge Fund (CCCF) is a competitive grant program in Newfoundland and Labrador that supports greenhouse gas reduction projects for businesses, industry, municipalities, Indigenous organizations, and public sector entities. With over $38 million in funding from the Low Carbon Economy Leadership Fund, the CCCF aims to drive sustainable initiatives over five fiscal years.
Exploring the Climate Change Challenge Fund (CCCF)
The Climate Change Challenge Fund (CCCF) offers a unique opportunity for stakeholders in Newfoundland and Labrador to address climate change through innovative projects. Launched by the Department of Environment and Climate Change (ECC), this grant program is instrumental in fostering a low-carbon economy and reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the region.
Businesses, industry players, municipalities, Indigenous groups, and public sector organizations can leverage the CCCF to implement impactful initiatives that contribute to environmental sustainability. The CCCF is a reflection of the government's commitment to supporting projects that align with climate change goals and enhance economic resilience.
With a focus on greenhouse gas reduction, the CCCF encourages applicants to propose projects that demonstrate significant environmental benefits and align with provincial and federal climate objectives. From energy efficiency upgrades to renewable energy installations, the CCCF provides financial support for a wide range of initiatives that contribute to carbon emission reductions.
Applicants to the CCCF are encouraged to develop comprehensive project proposals that outline clear objectives, timelines, and expected outcomes. Through a competitive selection process, the CCCF ensures that funded projects have the potential to generate tangible impacts on greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainability in various sectors.
By fostering collaboration between government entities, businesses, and communities, the CCCF creates a platform for knowledge sharing and innovation in climate change mitigation. Successful CCCF projects not only contribute to environmental stewardship but also drive economic growth and job creation in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Moreover, the CCCF serves as a catalyst for advancing clean technologies and practices in the province, paving the way for a more sustainable future. By supporting initiatives that reduce carbon footprints and enhance energy efficiency, the CCCF plays a crucial role in transitioning towards a low-carbon economy and fostering resilience against climate change impacts.
For organizations seeking to make a positive impact on the environment while advancing their sustainability goals, the CCCF represents a valuable funding opportunity. With expert guidance and strategic planning, applicants can harness the potential of the CCCF to implement transformative projects that lead to lasting environmental benefits and economic opportunities.
In conclusion, the Climate Change Challenge Fund (CCCF) stands as a beacon of support for initiatives that promote sustainability and combat climate change in Newfoundland and Labrador. Through targeted investments and collaborative efforts, the CCCF paves the way for a greener, more resilient future for the province and its stakeholders.
