How much funding can be received?

There is no informations about how much funding can be received.

What is the deadline to apply?

The deadline to apply is not specified.

Who are the financial supporters of the Ocean Supercluster?

Ocean Supercluster is funded by Canada's Ocean Supercluster (OSC)

What are Ocean Supercluster's eligibility criterias?

The applicant must be a part of the ocean-related sectors such as fishery, aquaculture, bioresources, offshore resources, marine renewables, defence, transportation, or ocean technology. The applicant must be engaged in activities that accelerate the commercialization of Canadian ocean solutions.

Ocean Supercluster

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Funding to support Canada’s ocean industries

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Professional, scientific and technical services

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Canada's Ocean Supercluster (OSC)

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Get a grant to cover a portion of eligible expenses for a collaborative project in a wide range of industries including marine renewable energy, fisheries, aquaculture, oil and gas, defence, shipbuilding and transportation. Activities may include digital

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$ 150,000

Implement a renewable energy system in a marine environment

$ 50,000

Develop an AI-driven fish monitoring system to enhance aquaculture operations

$ 250,000

Develop a remote sensing system for offshore oil spill detection

$ 100,000

Develop a cybersecurity framework for the transportation sector

$ 75,000

Create a digital platform to improve supply chain transparency in the shipbuilding industry

$ 125,000

Create an innovative fishery waste management solution

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Eligibility for this grant is determined by specific requirements related to collaboration and involvement in ocean industry sectors.

The applicant must be an organization involved in the ocean economy sectors such as fishery, aquaculture, bioresources, offshore resources, marine renewables, defence, transportation, or ocean technology.
The organization can be a startup, scaleup, or a mature organization.
The applicant should be committed to accelerating commercialization of ocean solutions.
The applicant should align with OSC's mission of developing a sustainable blue economy.

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Companies and organizations from the ocean-related sectors that include fishery, aquaculture, bioresources, offshore resources, marine renewables, defence, transportation, and ocean technology can apply. This includes startups, scaleups, and mature organizations across Canada, as well as Indigenous Peoples and under-represented groups engaged in ocean-related activities.

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This grant does not specify any exclusions for particular companies or industries based on the given context. The focus is primarily on including various sectors within the ocean economy.

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This grant supports projects that accelerate the commercialization of ocean solutions, engaging various sectors from aquaculture to marine renewables. The eligible activities focus on innovation, ecosystem development, and workforce diversification.

Commercialization of innovative ocean solutions addressing global challenges.
Development of a robust ocean ecosystem encouraging startups and scaleups.
Engagement of Indigenous Peoples and under-represented groups in ocean-related projects.
Establishment of strategic international partnerships to expand market presence.
Programs aimed at building a skilled and diverse ocean economy workforce.

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This program brings together companies from diverse geographical locations for collaborative efforts in the ocean economy. Eligible geographical areas include those spanning the entirety of Canada.

Startups, scaleups, and established companies located across Canada.

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Here are the steps to submit an application for this grant:

Step 1: Express Interest
- Visit the Canada’s Ocean Supercluster website to learn about the opportunity.
- Contact the OSC team for further details regarding eligibility and specific requirements.
Step 2: Application Preparation
- Prepare a detailed project proposal outlining the objectives, activities, and potential impacts.
- Gather necessary supporting documents such as financial statements, project timelines, and any partnership agreements.
Step 3: Submit the Application
- Use the provided application portal on the OSC’s website to submit your documentation.
- Ensure all fields in the application form are completed accurately.
- Upload all required documents.
Step 4: Confirmation and Follow-up
- Receive a confirmation email upon successful submission of the application.
- Keep a record of your application ID for future reference.
- Follow up with the OSC contact for any additional information that might be required.

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Here are additional relevant details for Canada's Ocean Supercluster grant:

The Supercluster aims at fostering innovation through specific programs tailored towards different need areas in the ocean sector.
It places a strong emphasis on collaboration between industry partners, academic institutions, and government entities.
Focus is also placed on engaging and integrating under-represented groups in the ocean economy to enhance innovation and diversification.
The cluster provides avenues for knowledge sharing and networking through events, workshops, and conferences.
There is an opportunity to contribute to and benefit from building Canada’s reputation as a leader in the global ocean economy.
Engagement opportunities are available beyond financial support, including mentorship and strategic advice.
Successful projects are expected to align with the values of creativity, inclusivity, collaboration, and ambition.