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NRCan Deadline extended to February 28 – NEIA seeking firms w/ Clean Technology R&D, Demonstration Project Opportunities in Oil & Gas, Mining, and Forestry Sectors

NOTE: This opportunity has expired or is an event which has already taken place.

About the Program

Natural Resources Canada unveiled its Clean Growth Program last month providing $155 million for clean technology research and development (R&D) and demonstration projects in Canada’s energy, mining and forestry sectors. Projects can range from $300k – $5 million depending on their focus. Demonstration projects can be supported up to 50% by the program. Research and development activities can be supported up to 75%.

Is Your Product or Service a ‘Clean Technology’?

Clean technology refers to any product, process or service that improves on environmental performance; minimizes the use of non-renewable resources; uses resources in ways that reduce costs, waste and pollution; and contributes to sustainable development in regard to greenhouse gases, water quality, or soil.

Have an Idea? Touch Base With Us!

NEIA is seeking information on possible projects appropriate for this program to provide support to proponents. If you have a project in mind, contact Kieran Hanley at kieran@neia.org.

For more information on the Clean Growth Program, visit the link below:
https://www.nrcan.gc.ca/cleangrowth/20254.

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