Government of Canada

Waterfront Toronto is a non-profit organization and is the public advocate and steward of Toronto's waterfront revitalization.

Founded in 1996, this company provides electricity transmission services across Kazakhstan's unified power system. It offers centralized dispatching control, maintains energy balance, acquires auxiliary services from wholesale entities, and delivers technical support services.

Trans Canada Trail provides a variety of activities through urban, rural, and wilderness landscapes via greenways, waterways, and roadways.

Énercycle has put in place infrastructure and services to make the most use of available resources while preserving them.Énercycle values and transforms resources entrusted to them. In this way, the group helps to ensure the quality of life for future generations.

Headquartered in Switzerland, Hitachi Energy is a global technology company focused on enabling a sustainable energy future. It serves utility, industry and infrastructure sectors with products and services across the energy value chain, including power transformers, substations, cable accessories, capacitors and filters, and related equipment. The company provides engineering, consulting, installation, commissioning, maintenance, optimization, training, troubleshooting and recycling services to help customers transmit and distribute electricity more flexibly, securely and efficiently while accelerating the energy transition toward carbon neutrality. With about 38,000 employees in roughly 90 countries and a broad installed base, Hitachi Energy collaborates with customers and partners to advance digital transformation and deliver durable, affordable power solutions.

Chemolex specializes in sustainable waste management solutions. They focus on off-grid households, offering services like cleaning and gardening to promote responsible waste disposal at the household level. Their projects include mobile mini-grids, plastic capture devices, recycling, repurposing, and rehabilitation of illegal dumpsites.

NunatuKavut offers education, training, and employment programs that include a community grants program, a community freezer program, an infrastructure program, a home repair program, a medical transportation program, and a wellness initiative program. The company's contact modes are mail, phone, and physical address.

Alberta Urban Athletics Association helps in building an outdoor gym.

Chemolex specializes in sustainable waste management solutions. They focus on off-grid households, offering services like cleaning and gardening to promote responsible waste disposal at the household level. Their projects include mobile mini-grids, plastic capture devices, recycling, repurposing, and rehabilitation of illegal dumpsites.

Pro-Mec Élite specializes in the production of wrought metal and steel structures for bridges and steel buildings. Their products include wrought metals, steel structures, walkways and stairs, structural steel bridges, bridge beams, and orthotropic decks. They use 3D modelling and scheduling software to optimize the work.

YottaYotta enables intelligent globally distributed SAN storage solutions. The YottaYotta NetStorager GSX 2400 provides a geographically aware storage utility. It offers a platform for both partners and customers to merge high availability, scalable performance, and multi-site data collaboration into one coherent offering. YottaYotta's NetStorager System has demonstrated near-local performance to remote locations while greatly reducing WAN traffic. At distances of 15,000 km, YottaYotta provides a 40-fold increase in I/O performance relative to traditional data sharing models. YottaYotta also delivers a new paradigm for high availability and business continuity, ensuring 24x7 operations are achieved. Founded in January 2000, YottaYotta is privately funded with offices in Edmonton AB and Alexandria VA.

Husk Power Systems Pvt. Ltd. is a renewable energy company based in Patna, India, that focuses on generating and distributing electricity to households, community services, small businesses, and factories. Founded in 2007, the company utilizes biomass waste—such as rice husks and other agricultural residues—to produce electricity through its proprietary technology. Husk Power Systems designs and operates mini-power plants and micro-grids, offering electricity as a pay-for-use service primarily to rural areas. This approach not only provides reliable lighting, reducing reliance on kerosene, but also fosters economic development by enabling microenterprises and the use of electricity-operated machinery. By creating a sustainable energy ecosystem at each power plant, Husk Power Systems aims to deliver shared value to its stakeholders and stimulate local economies.