Ontario Bioindustrial Innovation Network
Canada
Chemistry clusters in Sarnia-Lambton and St. Lawrence
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- grant_single|openingDateMay 04, 2023
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Expert Advice
Researchers And Facilities
grant_single|eligibleIndustries
- Manufacturing
- Professional, scientific and technical services
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- Bioindustrial Innovation Canada (BIC)
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Access investments, advice, services, knowledge and experience to join and develop high performing chemistry clusters, build stronger hybrid value chains, accelerate clean economic growth and support for competitive technology companies in southern and ea
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There are projects and activities eligible for this grant, including:
- Supporting the growth of the Hybrid Chemistry Cluster in Sarnia-Lambton and launching a new Sustainable Chemistry Cluster in Eastern Ontario
- Building stronger hybrid chemistry value chains in Southern Ontario by addressing value chain gaps
- Supporting emerging technology companies to grow to global scale through investments and partnerships
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$130,000
Sarnia
Installation of bio-based chemical production unit-Lambton
$80,000
Toronto
Development of hybrid chemistry value chains
$200,000
Mississauga
Upgrading production facilities for hybrid chemistry products
$120,000
Halifax
Research and development of eco-friendly chemical processes
$120,000
Kingston
Launch of a sustainable chemistry cluster
$120,000
Ottawa
Support for global scale growth of emerging technology companies
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The Ontario Bioindustrial Innovation Network (OBIN) grant supports the growth of the Hybrid Chemistry Cluster in Sarnia-Lambton and the launch of a new Sustainable Chemistry Cluster in Eastern Ontario, focusing on clean technology companies and transitioning towards a sustainable, net-zero carbon economy.
- Applicants must be technology companies operating in Southern or Eastern Ontario.
- Companies should demonstrate a focus on clean technology and sustainability.
- The grant is aimed at companies looking to grow and become world-class players in the global market.
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There are eligible types of companies for this grant.
- Clean technology companies
- Competitive technology companies
- Emerging technology companies
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Geographic areas eligible for this grant include:
- Sarnia-Lambton for the Hybrid Chemistry Cluster growth
- Eastern Ontario's St. Lawrence Corridor region for the new Sustainable Chemistry Cluster launch
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Evaluation and selection criteria for this grant are as follows:
- Alignment with the goals of fostering the growth of the Hybrid Chemistry Cluster in Sarnia-Lambton and launching a Sustainable Chemistry Cluster in Eastern Ontario
- Potential to generate jobs, create economic value, and support the transition towards a sustainable, net-zero carbon economy
- Demonstrated ability to address value chain gaps in Southern Ontario and support clean economic growth
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- Step 1: Familiarize yourself with the grant details and eligibility criteria
- Content: Understand the purpose of the grant, funding amount, and eligibility requirements
- Implications: Ensure your project aligns with the grant objectives and that your organization meets the eligibility criteria
- Step 2: Prepare a comprehensive project proposal
- Content: Develop a detailed project proposal outlining your bioindustrial innovation plan, its impact, and budget
- Implications: Demonstrate the feasibility and potential impact of your project to increase chances of grant approval
- Step 3: Submit your grant application
- Content: Complete the application form, attach required documents, and submit within the stated deadline
- Implications: Ensure all information is accurate and persuasive to present a compelling case for your project
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Ontario Bioindustrial Innovation Network (OBIN) Grant Summary
Ontario Bioindustrial Innovation Network (OBIN) Overview
The Ontario Bioindustrial Innovation Network (OBIN) is a project initiated by the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario) with a $15M contribution. OBIN aims to support the growth of the Hybrid Chemistry Cluster in Sarnia-Lambton and establish a new Sustainable Chemistry Cluster in Eastern Ontario to drive clean technology, economic value creation, and sustainable practices.
The initiative focuses on providing investment, advice, services, and knowledge to develop high-performing clusters, enhance value chains, and support emerging technology companies in the regions. With a strong emphasis on sustainability and growth, OBIN will leverage the Centre for Commercialization of Sustainable Chemistry Innovation (COMM SCI) projects and investments to foster innovation and propel companies towards global competitiveness.
