Sustainable Development Technology Canada

Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC) is a venture capital investment firm based in Ottawa, established in 2001. The organization focuses on funding and supporting Canadian cleantech projects, helping companies advance innovative technologies to market. SDTC's investments span various sectors, including agriculture, energy efficiency, green buildings, transportation, and waste management. By fostering the growth of these companies, SDTC aims to create jobs, stimulate economic growth, and generate export opportunities while delivering environmental and health benefits to Canadians. Operating independently, SDTC collaborates with a diverse network of partners from private industry, academia, and government, both domestically and internationally, to enhance the impact of its initiatives. The organization receives funding from the Government of Canada to further its mission.

Timon LeDain

Vice President, Operations

Leo Bever Ph.D

Investment Director

Past deals in Newfoundland

Polyamyna

Seed Round in 2020
Developer of antimicrobial additives designed to provide protection against multi-drug resistant bacteria. The company's offerings include advanced coatings and paints that are compatible with a range of surfaces and polymers and are robust, permanent, non-toxic, and economical, and can be used against multidrug and pan-drug resistant bacteria, enabling clients to prevent healthcare-associated infections.

Seaformatics Systems

Seed Round in 2020
Seaformatics Systems designs and manufactures power harvesting and wireless communication products for the ocean monitoring industry.

Power HV

Seed Round in 2020
Power HV is creating ground-breaking technology, decreasing greenhouse gas emissions and saving money along the way.

Sucseed

Grant in 2019
SucSeed is a socially-driven hydroponics company focused on improving food security and promoting sustainable agriculture. The company offers at-home hydroponic systems, including grow tanks and accessories, designed for households across Canada. These systems are produced in collaboration with Choices For Youth, an organization dedicated to supporting and employing young people facing barriers to work and housing. In addition to selling hydroponic gardens, SucSeed emphasizes education by providing a platform that teaches the next generation about sustainable farming practices, healthy eating, and waste reduction. Through its initiatives, SucSeed empowers individuals to take control of their food security while fostering social responsibility.
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