grant_single_labels|summary

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  • grant_single|projectCostPercent
grant_single|deadlines
  • grant_single|timelineUnspecified
grant_single|financingType
Grant and Funding
grant_single|eligibleIndustries
  • Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction
  • Manufacturing
  • Transportation and warehousing
grant_single|grantors
  • Next Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGEN)
grant_single|status
grant_card_status|closed

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Funding to target the manufacturing scale-up of innovation along the ZEV value-chain, specifically those of road-based Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV), fuel Cell Electric vehicles (FCEV) and their respective systems and components.  

grant_single_labels|projects

- Processing, refinement, and production of critical minerals and materials for EVs and EV systems and components - Traction battery including associated components and systems - Significant vehicle lightweighting - Power electronics and associated components and systems - Electric machines and associated components and systems - Fuel cell (full system)
grant_single|admissibleProjectsExample

$5,000,000

Montréal
Development of refined lithium processing facility for EV batteries in Montréal.

$3,720,000

Toronto
Scale-up of advanced electric power electronics production in Toronto.

$2,880,000

Vancouver
Implementation of lightweighting materials for electric vehicles in Vancouver.

$5,100,000

Calgary
Production scale-up of fuel cell systems for electric buses in Calgary.

$3,240,000

Ottawa
Establishment of a closed-loop recycling system for EV batteries in Ottawa.

$4,140,000

Halifax
Advanced manufacturing of traction batteries for EVs in Halifax.

grant_single_labels|admissibility

The eligibility criteria for the Electric Vehicle Manufacturing Value Chain Program (EVMP) grant are as follows: 1. Transformative: The project must confer a significant competitive advantage to Canadian industry. 2. Collaborative: The project must demonstrate meaningful collaboration with a minimum of two Canadian industry partners. 3. Applied: The project must have a short to medium path to commercialization and generate significant commercial and economic benefits. 4. Enduring: The project must provide broader benefits to Canada's advanced manufacturing ecosystem. For detailed eligibility requirements, please refer to the Application Guide provided in English.

grant_eligibility_criteria|who_can_apply

- Companies involved in the advanced manufacturing sector - Companies focused on developing innovative technologies for electric vehicles - Canadian industry partners collaborating on manufacturing projects - Companies integrating made-in-Canada parts and technology into EV value chains

grant_eligibility_criteria|eligible_expenses

  • Expenses related to the development of advanced manufacturing technologies or processes
  • Costs associated with manufacturing scale-up of components, systems, and final assembly
  • Investments in closed-loop or generative design for manufacturing
  • Expenses for circular economy processes and capabilities
  • Costs for processing, refinement, and production of critical minerals and materials for EVs
  • Budget for traction batteries, associated components, and systems
  • Funding for significant vehicle lightweighting initiatives
  • Costs related to power electronics and associated components and systems
  • Expenses for the development of electric machines and associated components and systems
  • Investments in fuel cell (full system) development

grant_single_labels|criteria

- Transformative: must confer significant competitive advantage to Canadian industry - Collaborative: project must demonstrate meaningful collaboration with a minimum of two Canadian industry partners - Applied: project must have a short to medium path to commercialization, and generate significant commercial and economic benefits - Enduring: project must provide broader benefits to Canada’s advanced manufacturing ecosystem

grant_single_labels|register

To apply for the Electric Vehicle Manufacturing Value Chain Program (EVMP) grant, follow these steps: 1. Review the Application Guide and make sure your project meets the eligibility requirements. 2. Prepare your project proposal focusing on advanced manufacturing technologies or processes. 3. Submit your proposal through the Project Application Portal during the open period. 4. Meet the key deadlines, including the Project Screening (Expression of Interest) Deadline and the Final Application Deadline. 5. Collaborate with at least two Canadian industry partners to demonstrate meaningful collaboration. 6. Ensure your project aligns with NGen's four core strategic criteria: Transformative, Collaborative, Applied, and Enduring. 7. Consult the Financial Guide for guidance on project financing and budgeting. 8. Use the provided template documents to support your project application. 9. Attend the EVMP Collaboration Day for additional insights and networking opportunities.

grant_single_labels|otherInfo

- The Electric Vehicle Manufacturing Value Chain Program (EVMP) aims to invest up to $35 million in innovative, business-led, collaborative projects. - The program targets the manufacturing scale-up of innovation along the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) value chain, focusing on road-based Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) and fuel Cell Electric vehicles (FCEV) and their systems and components. - The EVMP seeks to create jobs, add value to the Canadian economy, develop new processes for materials refinement and recycling, and integrate made-in-Canada parts into EV value chains. - Project proposals should focus on advanced manufacturing technologies, novel production processes, closed-loop design, and circular economy practices in key areas of the ZEV value chain. - Eligible projects must meet NGen's strategic criteria of being transformative, collaborative, applied, and enduring. - Key dates for the program include the EVMP Collaboration Day on June 20, 2023, with the Project Application Portal opening on June 30, 2023, and final application deadlines in October and November 2023. - Specific guidance documents, templates, and resources are available to support project applications and collaboration within the EVMP framework.
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