GreenCentre Canada: federal grants and contributions: 19 agreements; $19.7M value; 3 departments; 5 programs.
Assay record ASY-CA-0EOLSV408B · Cite as: Assay Systems, “GreenCentre Canada: federal grants and contributions”, https://assay-systems.com/register/ca/grants/r/greencentre-canada/
Commercialize new solvent technology to process or sanitize previously unrecyclable materials such as styrofoam, contaminated plastic; oil sands tailings, and offshore drilling cuttings.
To provide tailored support to early-stage clean tech companies that are ready to commercialize their technologies and grow their businesses.
To provide tailored support to early-stage clean tech companies that are ready to commercialize their technologies and grow their businesses.
To support companies to accelerate the commercialization of new green products and battery materials.
This program will connect Canadian SMEs requiring assistance with Canadian service providers who can assist them in a relatively short-term project.This broad range of commerical and technical assistance will accelerate the SME's growth and increase their odds of commercial success. Furthermore, the program will provide these SMEs with the resources they need while keeping the value of both the service and SME within Canada.
This program will connect Canadian SMEs requiring assistance with Canadian service providers who can assist them in a relatively short-term project.This broad range of commerical and technical assistance will accelerate the SME's growth and increase their odds of commercial success. Furthermore, the program will provide these SMEs with the resources they need while keeping the value of both the service and SME within Canada
This program will connect 35-40 Canadian SMEs in the bioproducts sector with a Canadian service provider who will help accelerate the commercialization of their innovative products and processes. Access to appropriate services from the broad range of commercial and technical assistance available improves both the likelihood and speed of commercial success for these Canadian SMEs. Furthermore, by identifying and engaging Canadian talent to provide these services, the value of the program is retained in Canada and national supply chains are created for these SMEs.
This program will connect Canadian SMEs requiring assistance with Canadian service providers who can assist them in a relatively short-term project.This broad range of commerical and technical assistance will accelerate the SME's growth and increase their odds of commercial success. Furthermore, the program will provide these SMEs with the resources they need while keeping the value of both the service and SME within Canada.
This program will connect SMEs in the bio-products with a Service Provider who can help them deliver their project objectives. Access to appropriate services from the broad range of commercial and technical assistance available improves both the likelihood and speed of commercial success for the Canadian SMEs. Furthermore, by identifying and engaging Canadian talent to provide these services, the value of the program is retained in Canada.
This program will connect SMEs in the bio-products and cleantech sectors with a Service Provider who can help them deliver their project objectives. Access to appropriate services from the broad range of commercial and technical assistance available improves both the likelihood and speed of commercial success for the Canadian SMEs. Furthermore, by identifying and engaging Canadian talent to provide these services, the value of the program is retained in Canada.
This program will connect Canadian SMEs requiring assistance with Canadian service providers who can assist them in a relatively short-term project.This broad range of commerical and technical assistance will accelerate the SME's growth and increase their odds of commercial success. Furthermore, the program will provide these SMEs with the resources they need while keeping the value of both the service and SME within Canada.
This program will connect Ontario-based cleantech SMEs developing technologies guided by the principles of circularity with a Service Provider who can help them deliver their project objectives. Access to the appropriate technical development services from a broad range of service providers improves both the likelihood and speed of commercial success for the SMEs. Furthermore, by identifying and engaging Canadian talent to provide these services, the value of the program is retained in Canada.
This program will connect up to 5 Ontario-based cleantech SMEs developing technologies guided by the principles of circularity with a Canadian service provider who can accelerate the commercialization of their innovative products and processes. In projects valued up to $25K each, the SME will gain access to the capabilities offered by a broad range of third party Canadian suppliers to improve both the likelihood and speed of commercial success. Furthermore, by identifying and engaging Canadian talent to provide these services, the value of the program is retained in Ontario/Canada and national
Many Canadian SMEs in the bioproducts sector are planning to expand into new international markets but need help understanding the global market. This pilot program will seek to address this challenge by connecting SMEs in the bioproducts sector with experienced service providers who can help the SMEs develop international market entry strategies and action plans.
Many Canadian SMEs in the bioproducts sector are planning to expand into new international markets but need help understanding the global market. This pilot program will seek to address this challenge by connecting SMEs in the bioproducts sector with experienced service providers who can help the SMEs develop international market entry strategies and action plans.
Many Canadian SMEs in the bioproducts sector are planning to expand into new international markets but need help understanding the global market. This pilot program will seek to address this challenge by connecting SMEs in the bioproducts sector with experienced service providers who can help the SMEs develop international market entry strategies and action plans.
The Canadian Bioproducts Sector is made up of localized resources and fragmented companies, many participants along the value chain are unaware of other partners, leading to missed opportunities and wasted resources. This pilot program will seek to address this challenge within Eastern/Southern Ontario through the creation of SME client focused working groups in order to facilitate networking, resource development and small scale validation studies. This work will result in an executable plan for each Client SME including projects, some of which may be facilitated through additional funding pr
All grants from Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario
All grants from Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada
Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada. Source: Government of Canada proactive disclosure of grants and contributions (open.canada.ca, dataset 432527ab-7aac-45b5-81d6-7597107a7013), 1,327,352 rows as published, collapsed to one agreement per agreement number (per reference number where none is given) at its latest amendment, which carries the full agreement value. Years are the agreement start year. Agreements with individuals are counted but not named.