How much funding can be received?

Funds up to 50% of admissible expenses, capped at $500000 per project.

What is the deadline to apply?

The deadline to apply is not specified.

Who are the financial supporters of the INNOV-R — InnovÉÉ?

INNOV-R — InnovÉÉ is funded by Consortium de recherche et d'innovations en bioprocédés industriels au Québec (CRIBIQ)

What are INNOV-R — InnovÉÉ's eligibility criterias?

Involves at least one Quebec-based business with production or R&D activities. Involves at least one university, college technology transfer centre (CTTC), or public research centre. Businesses must contribute at least 20% of the allowable expenses, with up to 50% of this contribution being in kind.

INNOV-R — InnovÉÉ

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QC, Canada

Funding for GHG-reduction projects in Quebec

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Consortium de recherche et d'innovations en bioprocédés industriels au Québec (CRIBIQ)

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Get a grant of up to $500,000 per year for a three-year project to cover up to 50% of eligible expenses when you collaborate with at least one academic institution or public research centre on an R&D project aimed at reducing GHG emissions project relatin

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The grant may cover up to 50% of allowable project expenses.
Total public funding (including this grant and other public sources) may cover up to, but no more than, 80% of allowable project expenses.
The participating business(es) must contribute at least 20% of allowable project expenses, with up to 50% of this contribution allowed to be in kind.

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Collaborative research projects focused on innovation with high greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction potential.
Projects aiming to develop or patent new GHG reduction technologies.
Research initiatives promoting the sharing of knowledge on GHG reduction.
Application of electrification in transportation to reduce GHG emissions.
Deployment of renewable energy sources (e.g., solar, wind) as alternatives to diesel generators in remote areas.
Collaborative innovation projects engaging both academic and business researchers to develop GHG reduction solutions.
Projects supporting the development and use of innovative practices for GHG reduction.

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$ 450,000

Creating solar panel installations to reduce GHG emissions

$ 500,000

Developing an electric vehicle charging network

$ 300,000

Development of electric bus charging infrastructure in collaboration with McGill University

$ 400,000

Use of wind energy to replace diesel generators in collaboration with Laval University

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The Innov-R program provides funding for collaborative research projects in Quebec with a GHG reduction potential. It aims to accelerate Quebec's progression towards GHG reduction targets through innovation.

Collaborative R&D projects with a technology readiness level (TRL) of 1 to 6 involving at least one Quebec-based business with production or R&D activities and one university, college technology transfer centre (CTTC), or public research centre.
The grant may cover up to 50% of allowable expenses, with total public funding programs covering up to 80% of allowable expenses. Businesses must contribute at least 20% of allowable expenses, 50% of which may be in kind.
Cities, towns, NPOs, organizations, and Crown corporations may also be eligible to participate.

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Quebec-based businesses with production or R&D activities
Universities
College technology transfer centres (CTTCs)
Public research centres
Cities and towns
Non-profit organizations (NPOs)
Organizations
Crown corporations

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There are eligible expenses for this grant. The eligible expenses include:

R&D activities
Production activities
Technology transfer activities
Public research center expenses
In-kind contributions

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This grant is specifically available for projects within the Province of Quebec. Companies must have operations or research activities located in Quebec.

Businesses with operations in Quebec, Canada.

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The evaluation and selection criteria for the INNOV-R grant include:

Evaluation of the project's potential impact on reducing GHG emissions
Quality and feasibility of the proposed research project
Evidence of collaboration between the Quebec-based business and the research institution
Alignment with the overall objectives of the program
Demonstration of innovative technologies or practices

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Check the program details on the INNOV-R website
Verify the eligibility criteria for your project

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Gather the required documents for the grant application
Prepare a detailed project proposal in collaboration with the university or research center

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Fill out and submit the online application form before the deadline
Make sure to include all requested information and necessary supporting documents

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The INNOV-R program is funded by the Fonds d'électrification et de changements climatiques (FECC) and administered by Quebec’s Ministère de l'Économie et de l'Innovation (MEIE).
The program strongly supports projects that facilitate knowledge sharing, foster intellectual property development, and bring together stakeholders from academia and industry.
Electricity consumption projects in Quebec are generally less relevant due to low GHG emissions in the local grid; more pertinent initiatives include transportation electrification or the adoption of renewable energy in off-grid regions.
The Ministère de l’Environnement et de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques continues to support the INNOV-R program following the abolition of the Green Fund.
Support services are offered, including project preparation assistance, access to equipment, partner identification, additional funding guidance, communities of interest, webinars, and networking opportunities.
An informational webinar and program guide are available for applicants seeking further details about the program.
Municipalities, cooperatives, or non-profit organizations may participate in research projects as a second partner.