Sustainable Development Technology Canada

Solaires Entreprises Inc, based in Victoria, BC, is a Canadian cleantech company dedicated to advancing solar technology. Comprising a team of 23 professionals, including scientists and engineers, Solaires focuses on developing next-generation solar cells that utilize perovskite materials instead of traditional silicon. This innovative approach not only aims to enhance energy conversion efficiency but also promotes a sustainable manufacturing process, making solar photovoltaics more affordable. The company's technology is designed to generate electricity from both indoor light and sunlight, with applications that include light-emitting diodes. Solaires' advancements are positioned to support the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy, delivering high power conversion efficiency and stability while allowing processing in ambient environments.

Founded in 2015, Oneka Technologies develops wave-powered desalination systems that convert ocean water into drinkable water. Its modular units aim to provide sustainable and affordable drinking water solutions for water-scarce regions worldwide, reducing costs by up to 75% compared to traditional methods.

Aurora Hydrogen develops clean, scalable hydrogen production technology that utilizes microwave energy to decarbonize transportation and industrial processes. The technology is designed to be adaptable for installations ranging from small fueling stations to large industrial facilities, aims to produce hydrogen with no carbon dioxide emissions and minimal water consumption, and seeks to reduce global carbon emissions through widespread deployment.

Next Hydrogen Solutions, established in 2007 and headquartered in Mississauga, Canada, specializes in the design and manufacture of electrolyzers. These devices convert water into clean hydrogen using electricity from renewable sources. The company offers a range of services including installation, maintenance, training, and consulting, along with electrolytic hydrogen production for end users. Next Hydrogen Solutions aims to reduce clean hydrogen generation costs from renewable energy, facilitating its widespread adoption to decarbonize the global economy.

Founded in 2006, 3E Nano develops and commercializes Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) coatings for transparent media. These coatings are designed to control heat and light emission, targeting applications such as windows, windshields, greenhouses, and solar modules.

ZS2 Technologies specializes in the creation and production of advanced building technologies, particularly prefabricated structural panels and cementitious building materials. The company is dedicated to enhancing building performance through its innovative construction solutions, which include fire-rated, non-toxic, and low-carbon materials. By focusing on research and the acceleration of construction technology adoption, ZS2 Technologies aims to help its customers reduce operating costs and shorten construction timelines.

Picketa Systems develops a real-time plant tissue analysis platform. It enables growers to make timely data-driven decisions by eliminating turnaround time in sample analysis, tracking field performance, and measuring the impact of different varieties, fertilizers, and techniques.

Next Hydrogen Solutions, established in 2007 and headquartered in Mississauga, Canada, specializes in the design and manufacture of electrolyzers. These devices convert water into clean hydrogen using electricity from renewable sources. The company offers a range of services including installation, maintenance, training, and consulting, along with electrolytic hydrogen production for end users. Next Hydrogen Solutions aims to reduce clean hydrogen generation costs from renewable energy, facilitating its widespread adoption to decarbonize the global economy.

Founded in 2015, Peak Power is a cleantech company specializing in intelligent energy management solutions. Headquartered in Toronto with operations across North America, the company offers Peak Synergy, an AI-powered software platform that optimizes energy use and maximizes revenues from battery storage systems, grid-interactive buildings, and electric vehicles for commercial real estate and industrial customers.

Green Graphite Technologies develops a cleaner process to purify graphite for electric vehicles and commercializes environmentally beneficial methods to convert natural flake graphite into high-purity graphite for lithium-ion batteries. The company offers patented, modular, low-emission graphite processing technology for natural and recycled graphite, enabling electric vehicle manufacturers and battery producers to access battery-grade graphite with reduced environmental impact.

Anodyne Chemistries is a Vancouver-based company focused on the sustainable production of critical chemicals. Utilizing innovative biochemistry, Anodyne employs enzymes and renewable electricity to convert carbon dioxide and other bio-based feedstocks into valuable industrial chemicals, materials, and fuels. The company's breakthrough technology not only eliminates emissions but also transforms CO2 into products traditionally derived from fossil fuels, thereby addressing climate change and promoting carbon utilization. By engineering novel enzymes and developing bioelectric pathways, Anodyne aims to maximize carbon efficiency in chemical production, enabling clients to reduce costs and improve competitiveness in the market. Through its mission, Anodyne Chemistries seeks to create a climate-positive world by reimagining how emissions are recycled into useful products.

Intelligent City is a Vancouver-based housing technology company that designs and constructs urban multi-family housing using a fully integrated platform that combines design, architecture, engineering and fabrication. It employs mass timber, automated manufacturing and proprietary parametric software to enable mass customization with low unit costs, delivering affordable, durable and sustainable housing for urban environments. The platform supports energy performance optimization including passive house standards and aims to address urban affordability, sustainability and resident needs. Founded in 2008, the company focuses on scalable urban housing solutions with emphasis on longevity and environmental and social sustainability.

Zen Electric Bikes designs and manufactures electric bicycles and battery solutions for urban mobility. It offers electric bicycles as a sustainable transportation option and provides energy storage products and energy-as-a-service battery swap stations to support efficient, low-emission vehicle use. The company focuses on reducing carbon emissions by delivering practical e-bike technology and related services that enhance urban mobility.

Sollum Technologies Inc., established in 2015 and headquartered in Montreal, Canada, specializes in designing and manufacturing innovative lighting systems. The company's core product is a smart LED lighting solution that dynamically replicates the full spectrum of natural sunlight, optimizing growth conditions for crops and animals. Sollum works closely with greenhouse producers, tailoring light recipes to match the growth cycles of various plants, regardless of their native climate or greenhouse location. This adaptive technology not only enhances energy efficiency and productivity but also improves produce quality, all while minimizing environmental impact.

SolarSteam is a hardtech startup developing renewable solar thermal technology to reduce rising costs and emissions in industrial heat generation. The company develops a modular solar thermal system that delivers scalable, cost-effective heat from renewable energy. Its proprietary, patented technology aims to outperform fossil fuels on cost without subsidies, helping industrial manufacturers and processors cut emissions and lower energy expenses.

Promise Robotics empowers the construction industry by integrating industrial robotics and AI for affordable, sustainable building production. They offer ready-to-use robotic systems alongside SaaS Production Management Services, specializing in NetZero-ready timber buildings.

Nfinite Nanotech specializes in advanced material science, utilizing open-air atomic layer deposition (ALD) technology to create functional nanomaterials. The company accelerates innovation in sustainable packaging, batteries, and photovoltaics by producing large-area, high-quality, ultrathin films at a significantly faster pace than conventional methods.

Mikro-Tek is an environmental biotechnology company based in Timmins, Ontario, specializing in carbon project development and the supply of carbon offset credits. Since its establishment in 2003, the company has focused on generating offset credits through innovative land use projects, particularly in forestry. Mikro-Tek has successfully planted new forests on over 7,500 hectares of unproductive land in Chile and has implemented reforestation initiatives in the Canadian boreal forest. These projects have collectively produced approximately 1.4 million carbon offset credits, which are available to industries seeking to fulfill their emission reduction commitments in an environmentally sustainable manner. Additionally, Mikro-Tek develops naturally occurring soil micro-organisms, specifically mycorrhizal fungi, to enhance soil health and support sustainable agricultural practices.

SENTRY is a Canadian company that specializes in biological monitoring solutions for the water and wastewater treatment industry. It has developed a bio-electrode sensor technology that provides real-time insights into microbial performance within both anaerobic and aerobic treatment systems. By monitoring microbial metabolic activity, SENTRY's platform enables operators to make immediate adjustments to optimize treatment processes and minimize adverse effects on water system performance. With a focus on enhancing operational efficiency, SENTRY serves a global customer base, addressing the critical needs of water management in various settings.

GHGSat specializes in global emissions monitoring services using proprietary remote-sensing technology. It measures greenhouse gas, air quality gas, and other trace gas emissions from industrial facilities worldwide, providing actionable insights for businesses to make strategic decisions towards sustainability.

Pani helps optimize water treatment plants, accelerating the water sector toward net zero. Current product: a cloud-based machine learning software platform that can elevate the efficiency of industrial and city scale desalination and wastewater treatment plants, without any retrofits or disruption to operations. Pani's award-winning AI Coach™ aggregates and ingests data from the plant, then analyzes, visualizes, and instructs operators how to optimize their plant's performance, saving time, resources, and the environment.

Viridis Terra specializes in restoring degraded ecosystems, lands, and soils and delivering large-scale reforestation, afforestation, and forest and agroforest landscape restoration projects. The company provides a platform and services for ecosystem restoration and forest protection that support sustainable land management, help reduce degradation, and promote biodiversity. Its approach aims to involve local communities by creating revenue opportunities and jobs, contributing to environmental and social outcomes.

HaiLa Technologies is a fabless semiconductor and software company that develops hyper power-efficient wireless system-on-chip solutions for Internet of Things deployments. Founded in 2019, the company aims to enable sustainable scaling of IoT sensor networks by dramatically reducing the power consumption of wireless radios, which extends battery life and can reduce or eliminate the need for sensor batteries. Its platform supports multiple applications across consumer electronics, building and process automation, medical technology, agriculture, and smart cities by enabling IoT devices to operate over existing wireless infrastructure. HaiLa focuses on enabling smaller batteries and longer lifespans for devices deployed at scale. The company is headquartered in Montreal, with offices in Copenhagen and San Francisco.

Founded in 2015, Oneka Technologies develops wave-powered desalination systems that convert ocean water into drinkable water. Its modular units aim to provide sustainable and affordable drinking water solutions for water-scarce regions worldwide, reducing costs by up to 75% compared to traditional methods.

Hydrogen Optimized develops innovative Green Hydrogen production systems. Their flagship product, RuggedCell™, is a high-current water electrolysis system designed for large-scale, low-cost hydrogen production, targeting high-growth markets and industrial applications.

Axine Water Technologies Inc. is a Vancouver-based company specializing in innovative wastewater treatment solutions. Established in 2010, the firm focuses on developing chemical-free systems designed to address high concentrations of complex and toxic organic pollutants, including phenols, pharmaceuticals, and ammonia, in industrial wastewater. Utilizing proprietary electrolytic oxidation technology, Axine's systems effectively treat various pollutants in a single step without the need for chemicals or the production of sludge. The company's solutions cater to a diverse range of industries, including oil and gas, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, textiles, and waste management, helping clients reduce costs and enhance the performance of their wastewater management processes.

Precision AI develops artificial intelligence powered drones for agriculture, enabling AI-based farming practices from field to plant level. The company uses custom-built AI technology in drones to assist crop protection and crop management, replacing traditional bulk spraying with targeted applications to reduce chemical use. This approach aims to create healthier, more profitable farms. Headquartered in North America, Precision AI is rapidly scaling with a highly skilled team focused on solving agricultural challenges worldwide.

Maxen is a Montreal-based company focused on reducing the environmental footprint of buildings by enhancing energy efficiency and operational management. The company develops management systems that allow building managers to optimize their operations and energy processes. Maxen's platform facilitates equipment audits compatible with computerized maintenance management systems, integrating seamlessly with clients' building management systems. This approach enables businesses to achieve centralized, structured, and accessible operations management, ultimately promoting sustainable practices within the built environment.

Argentum Electronics, Inc. designs and manufactures advanced Smart Power over Ethernet Controllers (S.P.E.C), which utilize Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) technologies for efficient power delivery and management. Their product line includes cloud-managed PoE splitters and power combiners aimed at high-power PoE applications, primarily servicing commercial and industrial sectors such as LED lighting and fan speed control. The company also focuses on modular DC power distribution systems, intelligent building automation, and wireless multi-sensor networks to help clients reduce electricity demand and enhance overall energy performance within buildings. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Toronto, Canada, Argentum caters to a diverse clientele that includes building owners, architects, engineers, and construction firms.

Pani helps optimize water treatment plants, accelerating the water sector toward net zero. Current product: a cloud-based machine learning software platform that can elevate the efficiency of industrial and city scale desalination and wastewater treatment plants, without any retrofits or disruption to operations. Pani's award-winning AI Coach™ aggregates and ingests data from the plant, then analyzes, visualizes, and instructs operators how to optimize their plant's performance, saving time, resources, and the environment.

Omniply Technologies Inc., established in 2018 and headquartered in Montreal, Canada, specializes in manufacturing thin film electronic devices. The company's core products include sensors, displays, and memory, catering to diverse sectors such as lighting, wearables, packaging, solar cells, automotive, and screen displays. Omniply's innovative platform leverages substrate delamination methods, enabling the fabrication of large-area transparent displays, integrated sensors, and display systems. This technology allows for the creation of flexible, comfortable electronic devices that can be easily integrated into various environments, reducing the need for bulky, rigid electronics.

Summit Nanotech Corporation is a Calgary-based cleantech company developing direct lithium extraction technology for lithium producers, with modular systems designed for scalable deployment and a focus on sustainable, water-efficient operations. Founded in 2018, it collaborates with mining companies and lithium asset owners in Chile and Argentina to reduce environmental impact and lower costs compared with traditional methods.

Phycus Biotechnologies specializes in biotechnology solutions. It develops products from biological sources, primarily algae and aquatic organisms, to create bioactive compounds used in cosmetics, dietary supplements, functional foods, and natural pesticides.

Hydra Energy Corporation is a Canadian company based in Delta that specializes in providing clean combustion solutions through hydrogen as a service for fleet operators. Founded in 2012, the company retrofits diesel-powered heavy-duty vehicles to operate partially on hydrogen, thereby reducing fuel expenditures and lowering carbon emissions. Hydra Energy's innovative business model includes partnerships that facilitate hydrogen supply and fueling, allowing fleet operators to benefit from dual-fuel systems that can utilize both hydrogen and gasoline. This approach not only enhances operational efficiency but also supports the transition to cleaner transportation without imposing additional costs on the fleets it serves.

SeeO2 Energy develops reversible solid oxide fuel cells and electrolyzers that convert CO2 and water into hydrogen, carbon monoxide, and syngas, enabling the production of clean fuels and chemicals. The company’s high‑performance catalysts and solid oxide technology allow efficient on‑site generation of gases, turning greenhouse‑gas emissions into valuable products and helping industries reduce their carbon footprint.

Sollum Technologies Inc., established in 2015 and headquartered in Montreal, Canada, specializes in designing and manufacturing innovative lighting systems. The company's core product is a smart LED lighting solution that dynamically replicates the full spectrum of natural sunlight, optimizing growth conditions for crops and animals. Sollum works closely with greenhouse producers, tailoring light recipes to match the growth cycles of various plants, regardless of their native climate or greenhouse location. This adaptive technology not only enhances energy efficiency and productivity but also improves produce quality, all while minimizing environmental impact.

Miru Smart Technologies, formerly known as Click Materials, is a Vancouver-based company specializing in advanced materials, particularly in the development of electrochromic windows for residential, commercial, and automotive applications. Founded as a university spin-off, Miru leverages over a decade of academic and industrial research to innovate traditional thin film production. This advanced fabrication process is designed to provide superior performance at lower manufacturing costs compared to existing technologies. By focusing on strategic partnerships, Miru aims to integrate its window technology into the growing trends of connected smart buildings and voice-activated smart homes, contributing to reduced greenhouse gas emissions and enhanced energy efficiency.

EcoPackers Inc. is a Toronto-based company that specializes in the manufacture and sale of biodegradable packaging materials. Established in 2018, EcoPackers utilizes plant-based resources to produce 100% biodegradable alternatives to traditional plastic inputs. The company's eco-resins enable plastic manufacturers globally to develop innovative, non-toxic, and compostable single-use packaging solutions. Through its commitment to sustainability, EcoPackers aims to reduce environmental impact and promote the use of eco-friendly materials in the packaging industry.

Anomera is a company focused on sustainable manufacturing processes that convert forest industry pulp and wood waste into innovative bio-products. It specializes in the development of natural cellulose ingredients, specifically carboxylated cellulose nanocrystals, which serve as biodegradable alternatives to plastic microbeads and silicates in the cosmetic and skincare markets. Anomera's products enhance performance while providing environmentally friendly solutions. The company's roadmap includes expanding its offerings with DextraCel™ materials for diverse applications, including eco-friendly inks and pigments, water and air purification, coatings, composites, and medical/life sciences. Through its research and development, Anomera aims to provide industries with sustainable alternatives to traditional chemical components, ultimately improving industrial processes and promoting environmental responsibility.

TROES is a Canadian company focused on developing advanced smart power energy storage technologies and solutions aimed at the middle-market sector, including project developers, power distributors, and consumers. The company addresses the challenges of traditional energy grids by providing modularized energy storage systems that enhance energy reliability and efficiency. TROES' innovative products empower commercial and industrial clients to lower energy costs, reduce carbon footprints, and improve the quality of electricity management. By leveraging its patented hardware and software, TROES enables users to access backup power and transportable energy, unlocking previously inaccessible project opportunities due to high costs and lack of expertise.

Absolute Combustion International is a company specializing in burner products and solutions focused on enhancing combustion technology while prioritizing environmental sustainability. They offer a range of services that include greenhouse gas reduction, air pollution control equipment, energy efficiency solutions, and heat transfer efficiency improvements. The company's advanced burner technology enhances the performance of industrial combustion systems, particularly in sectors such as aerospace, oil and gas, and recycling. By improving operational efficiency and reducing emissions, Absolute Combustion enables its clients to lower operational costs and enhance workplace safety. Their commitment to clean combustion technology aligns with the goal of fostering a more sustainable future and minimizing the environmental impact of industrial processes.

Halion Displays Inc. is a Canadian company founded in 2015 and headquartered in Waterloo. The company specializes in developing low-color full displays designed for portable devices, including smartwatches and e-readers. Halion's innovative display technology is daylight-visible and operates with low power consumption, positioning it as a potential global standard in display solutions. Their unique approach mimics the concept of ink on paper, utilizing advanced cyan, magenta, and yellow materials that can rapidly change colors, thus providing an exceptional refresh rate. This technology aims to enhance the user experience in various portable electronic devices.

Fibracast specializes in advanced purification systems for water and wastewater treatment, focusing on innovative solutions to operational challenges in these sectors. The company is known for its development of FibrePlate™, a cutting-edge hybrid ultrafilter that combines the advantages of both hollow-fiber and flat-plate membranes. This technology is designed to efficiently filter out impurities from wastewater, effectively converting it into potable water. Fibracast's systems serve various clients, including municipal, industrial, and commercial entities, and are recognized for their compact design, strength, and energy efficiency.

Anaergia Inc. is a Canadian company specializing in the generation of renewable energy through advanced anaerobic digestion of organic waste from municipal, agricultural, and industrial sources. It manufactures sustainable solutions that convert waste into renewable energy, fertilizers, and recycled water. The company provides a range of services, including municipal wastewater solutions, waste diversion strategies, and agri-food applications focused on nutrient management and water reuse. Anaergia operates through multiple segments, including Capital Sales, Services, and Build, Own, and Operate Projects, with the Capital Sales division being the primary revenue generator through the sale of proprietary technologies and services to municipalities, private entities, and project developers. The company serves a global market, with a presence in North America, Europe, and Asia, and its solutions are utilized in resource recovery facilities around the world.

H2nanO develops sustainable water treatment technologies for the resources sector. Founded in 2015, it specializes in low-energy solutions such as floating light-activated catalysts and solar-powered evaporation enhancement.

CelluFuel Inc. is a Canadian company based in Halifax, incorporated in 2008, that specializes in the production of synthetic renewable fuels derived from forestry resources. The company focuses on the commercialization of innovative technologies for converting woody biomass into renewable diesel fuel, positioning itself as a pioneer in the North American renewable energy sector. By operating a synthetic renewable fuel refinery, CelluFuel aims to provide sustainable energy solutions that contribute to both economic growth and environmental sustainability. Its commitment to clean and renewable practices underscores the company's goal of making a significant impact on the energy landscape.

Routific, Inc. is a Vancouver-based company that specializes in route optimization solutions for delivery businesses. Its platform automates and enhances vehicle routing and scheduling operations, serving small and medium-sized enterprises both in Canada and internationally. Inspired by the foraging behaviors of honey bees, Routific's technology helps local delivery businesses efficiently plan routes, resulting in significant reductions in time and fuel consumption, as well as lowering carbon emissions by 20-40%. The software includes features such as intelligent route optimization, dispatch and live tracking, and delivery notifications, enabling companies to reduce delivery costs, improve driver efficiency, and enhance customer satisfaction.

C2CNT is a company specializing in the development and commercialization of carbon capture technology, aimed at mitigating greenhouse gas emissions. The company focuses on collecting carbon dioxide emissions from thermal power generation and other industrial processes, converting them into high-value carbon nanotubes. This innovative process not only addresses climate change by reducing carbon dioxide levels but also produces carbon nanotubes that are cheaper, more sustainable, and of superior quality by utilizing recycled carbon dioxide. C2CNT is actively rolling out its carbon nanotube products and offering licenses for its carbon capture technology, contributing significantly to global climate solutions.

Enersion is a research and development company focused on creating innovative solutions for cooling, heating, and electricity. The company specializes in the design of adsorption chillers that utilize nano-porous materials to convert waste heat into cooling, thereby eliminating the need for electrically powered compressors or synthetic refrigerants. Enersion's Tri-Generation technology enhances energy efficiency by converting waste heat from power generation into cooling, maximizing savings for clients. By using natural gas for efficient cooling and generating electricity from hot water, Enersion enables clients to access sustainable energy solutions at reduced costs, benefiting both the environment and their operational expenses.

GHGSat specializes in global emissions monitoring services using proprietary remote-sensing technology. It measures greenhouse gas, air quality gas, and other trace gas emissions from industrial facilities worldwide, providing actionable insights for businesses to make strategic decisions towards sustainability.

Pani helps optimize water treatment plants, accelerating the water sector toward net zero. Current product: a cloud-based machine learning software platform that can elevate the efficiency of industrial and city scale desalination and wastewater treatment plants, without any retrofits or disruption to operations. Pani's award-winning AI Coach™ aggregates and ingests data from the plant, then analyzes, visualizes, and instructs operators how to optimize their plant's performance, saving time, resources, and the environment.

Genecis is an early-stage organic waste processing startup that uses biotechnology to convert waste into biodegradable plastics and other high-value materials. It converts organic waste into PHA (Polyhydroxyalkanoate), a biodegradable, compostable, and non-toxic polymer that can be tuned to replace a wide variety of traditional plastics. PHA can be used for single-use plastics, clothing and textiles, automotive interiors, medical tools and products, and food contact applications.

Mangrove Water Technologies Ltd. is a Vancouver-based company established in 2017, specializing in wastewater desalination systems. The company has developed a modular and mobile technology that effectively treats and purifies contaminated well water, converting saline wastewater and waste gases into desalinated water and value-added chemicals for on-site use. This innovative technology has progressed from a laboratory concept to a commercial-scale demonstration over four years, reflecting significant advancements in its capabilities. The technology originated from research conducted at the University of British Columbia's Chemical Engineering Department, with support from various funding sources aimed at reducing emissions and promoting economic development.

Intelline Inc. is a Canadian company based in Kitchener, specializing in the manufacturing of innovative diesel generators. Founded in 2017, Intelline focuses on enhancing power production efficiency, claiming that its generators achieve 40 percent better fuel efficiency than traditional models. The company offers a range of products, including the Modular Linear Generator, which converts combustion energy directly into electricity, and the Reconfigurable Linear Electric Motor, designed for manufacturing linear motors. Intelline's Cryocooler System serves various commercial applications. By facilitating the transition to sustainable fuels such as natural gas, biofuels, synthetic fuels, and hydrogen, Intelline aims to provide customers with diverse fuel options while mitigating the impact of fuel price fluctuations. This commitment to innovation positions Intelline as a key player in the drive toward more efficient and environmentally friendly power generation solutions.

Waste Robotics designs and deploys intelligent recycling robots to replace human pickers in North American recycling centers. Combining computer vision, AI software, and robotic technologies, they offer adaptable solutions for various waste sectors.

E3P Technologies specializes in the development of a compact, zero-emission compressor designed to mitigate methane leaks commonly associated with natural gas compression at well sites. By providing a solution that effectively eliminates these leaks, the company aims to help the oil and gas industries significantly reduce their overall greenhouse gas emissions during operations. E3P Technologies focuses on environmentally responsible technology that addresses critical challenges in emissions management within the energy sector.

Imtex Membranes Corp. is a Canadian company based in Mississauga, established in 2007, that specializes in advanced membrane separation technology for the petrochemical and refining industries. The company has developed the Permylene™ membrane system, which offers a high-performance and commercially viable alternative to traditional distillation methods for the extraction and purification of olefins. This innovative technology not only enhances efficiency but also provides substantial economic and environmental benefits, positioning Imtex Membranes as a leader in the field of gas separation. Through its focus on olefin/paraffin separation, the company aims to set new standards within the industry.

Yava Technologies is a Toronto-based company established in 1990 that specializes in developing and licensing innovative mineral recovery process solutions for the mining and mineral processing industries. The company aims to enhance the efficiency of these industries by offering a technology that eliminates the reliance on traditional mining equipment, such as concentrators and smelters. Yava Technologies focuses on creating low-cost, environmentally friendly processes that facilitate the recovery of various metals, ultimately allowing organizations to generate increased profits and value-added products across different sectors.

Clir Renewables Inc. is a company that specializes in cloud-based renewable energy asset management and reporting software. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, with an additional office in Glasgow, United Kingdom, Clir's software-as-a-service platform is designed to assist asset managers and owners in optimizing the performance and profitability of renewable energy plants. By integrating deep domain expertise with artificial intelligence, Clir’s platform enhances annual energy production, monitors asset health, and effectively manages financial and technical risks associated with renewable energy assets.

Consolidated Biofuels is a biodiesel manufacturing company based in Delta, British Columbia, Canada. It specializes in producing biodiesel from second-generation feedstock, utilizing materials such as used restaurant grease and beef tallow sourced from renderings. The company operates a facility equipped with an in-house laboratory, ensuring that its biodiesel products meet or exceed industry specifications. Through its sustainable practices, Consolidated Biofuels contributes to the growing demand for renewable energy sources.

SemiosBio Technologies Inc. offers innovative pest management solutions for growers of tree fruits, nuts, and grapes globally. The company has developed the Semios platform, which enables real-time monitoring and control of agricultural operations through a comprehensive network of sensors. This platform provides continuous coverage and includes features such as automated pheromones, pest traps, and pest pressure notifications, along with frost monitoring and alerts. Additionally, it evaluates disease risk, monitors irrigation, and assesses soil conditions, helping growers make informed decisions to optimize crop quality while reducing agricultural inputs. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, Semios also operates locations in Fresno, California; Wenatchee, Washington; and Heerlen, the Netherlands.

Carbicrete offers innovative technology for producing cement-free, carbon-negative concrete. It licenses this technology to precast concrete manufacturers, enabling them to create sustainable building solutions that reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

New Rubber Technologies (NRT) specializes in the devulcanization and reformulation of rubber materials, focusing on the reuse of waste rubbers and plastics to create new products. By utilizing end-of-life tires and other rubber waste streams as primary feedstocks, the company produces devulcanized rubber particulates. This innovative approach allows manufacturers to reduce costs while providing sustainable material options derived from waste. NRT is recognized as a leader in developing unique rubber compounds and OEM-manufactured goods, contributing to a more circular economy in the rubber industry.

Springpower is a manufacturing company that supplies clean cathode materials to battery manufacturers. It develops and commercializes graphene and silicon nanomaterials for lithium-ion batteries, with technologies designed to use less water and energy and to avoid wastewater, enabling cost-effective mass production of battery materials.

Dundee Sustainable Technologies Inc. specializes in the development and commercialization of innovative hydrometallurgical processes aimed at addressing challenges in the mining industry, both in Canada and internationally. The company focuses on its proprietary CLEVR process, which efficiently extracts precious metals while simultaneously removing and stabilizing harmful contaminants like arsenic, antimony, and cadmium. Additionally, Dundee's GlassLock process further stabilizes arsenic and produces an insoluble glass residue that complies with environmental regulations. The company is adept at processing complex and refractory materials, allowing for the extraction of base and precious metals from ores, concentrates, and tailings that conventional methods cannot exploit due to metallurgical or environmental constraints. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Montreal, Canada, Dundee Sustainable Technologies was previously known as Nichromet Extraction Inc. and rebranded in January 2014.

Concentric Agriculture Inc. is a Montreal-based company specializing in the research, development, manufacturing, and marketing of biological products for agricultural applications. Founded in 2007 and formerly known as Inocucor Technologies, the company focuses on enhancing the phyto-microbiome, which includes seeds, plants, root systems, and surrounding soil. Concentric develops innovative solutions such as the Inocucor Garden Solution, a live-cell formulation derived from microorganisms that optimizes plant growth and soil quality while helping crops withstand extreme weather conditions. The company's offerings include cell-free biological formulations for bio-stimulation and active compounds for bio-fertility and bio-protection. These products are utilized in various agricultural practices, including seed treatments, soil drenches, and foliar sprays, across traditional and organic farming, hydroponics, greenhouses, and orchards, both in Canada and internationally. Concentric Agriculture aims to provide safe and effective advancements in agtech that enhance crop yields and promote sustainable agricultural practices.

Acceleware is a Calgary-based technology company serving the oil and gas industry with two main lines of business: RF heating technology for heavy oil and oil sands production, and seismic imaging software. Its RF XL is a low-cost, low-carbon thermal recovery method that uses no water or solvent, has a small footprint, and is redeployable across sites to help reduce emissions and enable cleaner production; it is being piloted with industry partners. The seismic imaging unit provides high-fidelity software for imaging complex geology, including AxFDTD, AxHeat, AxRTM, AxWAVE, and AxFWI, which model electromagnetic absorption, simulate heating, accelerate migration, and generate subsurface velocity models. The company also offers software-related consulting and training services and pursues partnerships to broaden environmental and economic benefits of its technologies. Acceleware was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Calgary, Canada.

Forward Water Technologies is a company focused on transforming wastewater remediation through its innovative forward osmosis technology. This proprietary process enables the efficient purification and desalination of water, addressing the challenges associated with wastewater treatment that often leads to costly disposal methods. By breaking the conventional water-energy paradigm, Forward Water Technologies aims to recover water that is typically lost, offering a more sustainable and effective solution for businesses in need of wastewater management.

PurLucid Treatment Solutions is a North American services company focused on innovative water treatment technologies. It designs and manufactures advanced water and wastewater treatment systems specifically tailored for the heavy oil, mining, forestry, and industrial sectors. The company's proprietary systems excel in hydrocarbon recovery and provide ultra-filtered water, effectively removing water and solids to enhance oil recovery processes. Through its cutting-edge solutions, PurLucid is transforming water treatment practices in various industries.

Ground Effects Environmental Services (GEE), established in 1998 and headquartered in Regina, Saskatchewan, specializes in innovative environmental solutions for various industries, including oil and gas, mining, and industrial sectors. The company has developed over 70 patented in situ remediation technologies, focusing particularly on mobile remediation solutions and electrokinetic technologies. GEE's proprietary electrokinetic platform effectively removes solids and contaminants from fluids, supporting applications such as frac flowback treatment, salt remediation, drill cuttings treatment, and invert drilling mud treatment. Additionally, Ground Effects provides bio-decontamination units designed to eliminate viruses and bacteria from surfaces, positioning itself as a leader in the field of environmental services.

Founded in 2015, Peak Power is a cleantech company specializing in intelligent energy management solutions. Headquartered in Toronto with operations across North America, the company offers Peak Synergy, an AI-powered software platform that optimizes energy use and maximizes revenues from battery storage systems, grid-interactive buildings, and electric vehicles for commercial real estate and industrial customers.

GreenMantra Technologies Ltd. is a Canadian company based in Brantford that specializes in the manufacturing and marketing of synthetic waxes, polymer additives, and other chemicals derived from recycled plastics. Founded in 2010, the company utilizes a proprietary thermo-catalytic system that employs catalytic depolymerization technology to convert waste plastics, including challenging materials like grocery bags and films, into high-value waxes and specialty chemicals. These products find diverse applications across various industries, including coatings, plastic processing, adhesives, roofing, and paving. By focusing on the up-cycling of hard-to-recycle plastics, GreenMantra aims to contribute to sustainable manufacturing practices and promote the use of recyclable materials in industrial processes.

Founded in 2006, Vive Crop Protection develops and markets sustainable crop protection products, including fungicides, insecticides, and nematicides. The company's Allosperse Delivery System enhances the targeting and performance of these products, enabling farmers to increase crop yields while using fewer resources.

Founded in 2006, 3E Nano develops and commercializes Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) coatings for transparent media. These coatings are designed to control heat and light emission, targeting applications such as windows, windshields, greenhouses, and solar modules.

E2metrix Inc. is a Canadian technology company focused on the design, development, manufacture, and commercialization of innovative wastewater and recirculated water treatment systems. Founded in 2010 and based in Sherbrooke, Québec, the company utilizes its proprietary electrolysis technology platform, ECOTHOR, to tackle wastewater challenges across various industries, including municipal water treatment, food processing, dairy processing, mining, and more. E2metrix specializes in providing solutions for phosphorus removal, ammonia reduction, and the recovery of resources, enabling clients to effectively manage and treat a broad range of contaminants in their wastewater.

QD Solar Inc., founded in 2014 and based in Toronto, Canada, is a company that develops advanced photovoltaic cells using colloidal quantum dot technology. The company's innovative approach combines efficient silicon solar cells with infrared solar cells in a hybrid architecture to capture more of the solar spectrum than traditional silicon cells alone. This technology aims to enhance the performance of solar cells, making them more cost-effective and efficient. QD Solar was spun off from the University of Toronto and focuses on creating new nanomaterial semiconductors to promote sustainable development and increase the use of renewable energy sources.

Airex Energy is a technology company developing torrefaction processes to convert biomass waste into carbonized products such as bio-coal and biochar. Its CarbonFX cyclonic bed reactor enables large-scale production from a range of feedstocks, including woody biomass and agricultural waste, to help reduce carbon emissions and support progress toward net-zero. The company was founded in 2008 and is based in Laval, Canada.

GBatteries is a developer of advanced battery technology focused on enhancing the charging capabilities of electric vehicles. The company has created a solution that allows lithium-ion batteries to charge at speeds comparable to filling a traditional gas tank, significantly improving charge time and cycle life. This innovative technology achieves rapid charging without altering the battery's chemistry or manufacturing process, thereby ensuring battery longevity. By facilitating faster charging, GBatteries aims to support the transition from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles, making electric mobility more accessible and convenient for consumers.

Advonex International develops plant-based hydrocarbon solutions for personal care and industrial applications. The company produces hydrocarbons from non-GMO, sustainably grown seed crops such as canola, soybeans, corn, palm, and coconut, enabling clients to replace waxes, petrolatum, and mineral and silicone oils with cost-effective alternatives. Its science-driven approach aims to deliver practical solutions that support client performance and sustainability goals. The organization emphasizes collaboration and views its team as a core asset, with flexibility and autonomy to innovate. By focusing on sustainable sourcing and diverse applications, Advonex positions itself as a partner for customers seeking greener substitutes without sacrificing functionality.

Axine Water Technologies Inc. is a Vancouver-based company specializing in innovative wastewater treatment solutions. Established in 2010, the firm focuses on developing chemical-free systems designed to address high concentrations of complex and toxic organic pollutants, including phenols, pharmaceuticals, and ammonia, in industrial wastewater. Utilizing proprietary electrolytic oxidation technology, Axine's systems effectively treat various pollutants in a single step without the need for chemicals or the production of sludge. The company's solutions cater to a diverse range of industries, including oil and gas, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, textiles, and waste management, helping clients reduce costs and enhance the performance of their wastewater management processes.

SWITCH Materials Inc. is a Canadian company founded in 2007, specializing in advanced materials that enable innovative smart window solutions for automotive applications, particularly for OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers. The company focuses on developing proprietary organic molecules that can switch optical properties on command, allowing for functionalities such as automatic darkening of sunroofs in sunlight to reduce heat and glare. Their technology integrates seamlessly into various applications, including automotive glass, architectural glass, and eyewear. SWITCH Materials also conducts extensive research and development in its laboratories and at Simon Fraser University’s 4D LABS, leveraging the expertise of materials scientists skilled in synthetic chemistry, polymer processing, and optics. The company aims to contribute to lower emissions and enhanced customer experiences in electric vehicle markets, as well as in custom solar management applications.

NextGrid specializes in the development and manufacturing of a micro-steam turbine combined heat and power (CHP) system designed for multi-residential and small commercial applications. This innovative system utilizes advanced turbine and combustion technologies to deliver hot water and electricity with significantly enhanced fuel efficiency, achieving up to 50 percent higher efficiency compared to conventional water heaters. The CHP system is particularly beneficial for markets such as hotels, multi-unit residential buildings, and various commercial operations, as it helps reduce electricity transportation and distribution losses, resulting in cost savings for users and promoting more sustainable energy practices.

QD Solar Inc., founded in 2014 and based in Toronto, Canada, is a company that develops advanced photovoltaic cells using colloidal quantum dot technology. The company's innovative approach combines efficient silicon solar cells with infrared solar cells in a hybrid architecture to capture more of the solar spectrum than traditional silicon cells alone. This technology aims to enhance the performance of solar cells, making them more cost-effective and efficient. QD Solar was spun off from the University of Toronto and focuses on creating new nanomaterial semiconductors to promote sustainable development and increase the use of renewable energy sources.

Thetis constructs the cross-flow filtration system. It improved and verified the unique, ground-breaking PermaFluxTM technology. They use membranes for reverse osmosis, ultrafiltration, microfiltration, and other types of water filtration.

General Fusion Inc., established in 2002 and headquartered in Burnaby, Canada, specializes in developing commercial Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF), a hybrid fusion method combining magnetic confinement and inertial confinement principles. The company focuses on creating utility-scale fusion power using its patent-pending MTF concept, which has the potential to provide clean, safe, and economical energy. General Fusion develops key subsystems such as plasma injectors, acoustic drivers, and liquid metal vortex compression tests to advance its MTF technology. Backed by a global syndicate of investors, industry leaders, and technology pioneers, General Fusion aims to demonstrate and commercialize its innovative fusion power plants by the end of the decade.

Loop Energy Inc. specializes in the design, development, and marketing of electric and hydrogen fuel cell solutions, primarily targeting heavy-duty transportation applications. Founded in 2000 and based in Burnaby, Canada, the company aims to provide pollution-free transportation solutions that significantly reduce harmful gas emissions. Loop Energy's innovative fuel cell technology systems are designed for various applications, including backup power and portable solutions, offering a competitive cost of ownership compared to traditional heavy-duty diesel engines while eliminating the associated pollution burden. The company, previously known as PowerDisc Development Corp, rebranded as Loop Energy in February 2016.

ARDA Power Inc. is a Canadian company specializing in the design and development of microgrid systems tailored for non-residential buildings. Founded in 2009 and based in Oakville, the company focuses on creating DC microgrid platforms that integrate battery storage and solar energy solutions. Its offerings include a comprehensive microgrid solution comprised of a control system, modular battery converter, and validated third-party components. ARDA Power's systems are designed to seamlessly integrate with existing building electrical infrastructure, accommodating various energy sources such as photovoltaic plants, gas generators, and multi-hour flow batteries. Utilizing direct current converter and microgrid control technologies, ARDA Power enables flexibility in modifying system components and adjusting energy sources and loads without significant redesign, fostering resilience and versatility in cleantech applications.

CHAR Technologies is a Canada-based cleantech development and environmental services company that specializes in high-temperature pyrolysis converting woody biomass and organic materials into renewable energy, including renewable natural gas and green hydrogen, and into valuable biocarbon such as biocoal CleanFyre, biochar, or activated biochar (SulfaCHAR). It also provides environmental services, including environmental compliance, management, engineering, resource efficiency, and site investigations and remediation, as well as custom equipment for industrial water treatment. The company operates through subsidiaries including Char Biocarbon, Altech Environmental Consulting, Char Technologies Thorold, and Char Technologies USA. Its technology enables gas cleaning and remediation applications, with SulfaCHAR used to remove hydrogen sulfide from gas streams and potentially repurposed as a sulfur-enriched soil amendment.

General Fusion Inc., established in 2002 and headquartered in Burnaby, Canada, specializes in developing commercial Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF), a hybrid fusion method combining magnetic confinement and inertial confinement principles. The company focuses on creating utility-scale fusion power using its patent-pending MTF concept, which has the potential to provide clean, safe, and economical energy. General Fusion develops key subsystems such as plasma injectors, acoustic drivers, and liquid metal vortex compression tests to advance its MTF technology. Backed by a global syndicate of investors, industry leaders, and technology pioneers, General Fusion aims to demonstrate and commercialize its innovative fusion power plants by the end of the decade.

Carbon Engineering Ltd. is a clean energy company based in Squamish, Canada, that specializes in the development and commercialization of Direct Air Capture technology. Founded in 2009, the company focuses on capturing carbon dioxide (CO2) directly from the atmosphere, which allows for the management of emissions from a variety of distributed and mobile sources, including vehicles and buildings. Its innovative chemical-based CO2 air capture system integrates processes such as an air contactor and a regeneration cycle, enabling continuous capture and production of pure CO2. Carbon Engineering aims to convert captured CO2 into clean, affordable transportation fuels, addressing the global climate challenge by facilitating the deployment of its technology to help businesses reduce their carbon footprint and achieve net-zero targets.

Orbite Technologies is a Canadian mineral-processing and resource development company focused on clean technology. The company employs innovative and proprietary processes to produce alumina, silica, hematite, magnesium oxide, titanium oxide, and rare earth and rare metal oxides, aiming to do so at competitive costs while adhering to sustainable practices. Orbite utilizes diverse feedstocks, including aluminous clay, kaolin, bauxite, and other industrial residues, to address inefficiencies and environmental challenges in the minerals processing sector. Currently, the company is finalizing its first commercial high-purity alumina production plant in Cap-Chat, Québec, and has developed plans for a smelter-grade alumina production facility using clay from its Grande-Vallée deposit. With a robust portfolio of 16 intellectual property families, including multiple patents across various regions, Orbite operates a state-of-the-art technology development center in Laval, Québec, where it continues to refine and validate its technologies.

CelluForce is a manufacturer specializing in cellulose nanocrystals (CNC), an advanced biomaterial derived from wood. The company produces CNC in both spray-dried powder and liquid suspension forms, making it suitable for diverse applications across various industries, including cosmetics, oil and gas, adhesives, paints, coatings, packaging, plastics, and composites. By leveraging patented technology, CelluForce ensures that its products can be efficiently distributed to end users, significantly reducing storage and transportation costs. The company focuses on providing bio-based, natural, and biodegradable materials that enhance product performance for its clients, aligning with the growing demand for sustainable solutions in industrial applications.

BioAmber is a private company based in Delaware that specializes in the production of renewable succinic acid and related chemical intermediates. Formerly known as DNP Green Technology, the company rebranded following its acquisition of a joint venture with ARD. Utilizing a proprietary technology platform that integrates industrial biotechnology and chemical catalysis, BioAmber converts bio-based feedstocks into a variety of renewable chemicals. Its product offerings include materials for polyurethanes, resins, coatings, de-icing solutions, fine chemicals, lubricants, and engineering plastics, among others. The company aims to provide sustainable industrial chemical solutions to its clients, contributing to a more eco-friendly chemical industry.

Founded in 2006, Vive Crop Protection develops and markets sustainable crop protection products, including fungicides, insecticides, and nematicides. The company's Allosperse Delivery System enhances the targeting and performance of these products, enabling farmers to increase crop yields while using fewer resources.

SemiosBio Technologies Inc. offers innovative pest management solutions for growers of tree fruits, nuts, and grapes globally. The company has developed the Semios platform, which enables real-time monitoring and control of agricultural operations through a comprehensive network of sensors. This platform provides continuous coverage and includes features such as automated pheromones, pest traps, and pest pressure notifications, along with frost monitoring and alerts. Additionally, it evaluates disease risk, monitors irrigation, and assesses soil conditions, helping growers make informed decisions to optimize crop quality while reducing agricultural inputs. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, Semios also operates locations in Fresno, California; Wenatchee, Washington; and Heerlen, the Netherlands.

Borealis GeoPower Inc. is a Canadian company, established in 2007 and headquartered in Calgary, that specializes in project consulting services for high temperature geothermal energy projects. The firm focuses on aiding the development of geothermal resources, contributing to the advancement of renewable energy solutions in Canada. Through its expertise, Borealis GeoPower aims to facilitate the efficient harnessing of geothermal energy, promoting sustainable energy practices and supporting the transition to cleaner energy sources.

CarbonCure Technologies Inc. is a Canadian company that specializes in technology designed to sequester carbon dioxide (CO2) in concrete production. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, the company provides a retrofit solution for existing concrete plants, allowing producers to incorporate waste CO2 from industrial emitters into their concrete products. During manufacturing, this CO2 is chemically converted into solid mineral carbonates, enhancing the strength of the concrete while reducing its carbon footprint. CarbonCure's innovative approach enables concrete manufacturers to produce green concrete without compromising quality or cost, thereby facilitating a shift towards sustainable building practices. The company also offers marketing and environmental reporting services to support its customers in the growing green building market. By licensing its technology at a low capital expenditure, CarbonCure generates a recurring revenue stream while contributing to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in the concrete industry.

Entropex Inc., established in 1978, specializes in the reprocessing of post-industrial and post-consumer plastics. Based in Sarnia, Canada, the company focuses on developing market-specific recycled polyethylene and polypropylene for diverse consumer and industrial applications. Entropex operates a 180,000 square foot plastic recovery facility and warehouse complex in Sarnia, Ontario.

Nexterra is a manufacturer of advanced gasification systems designed for thermal and cogeneration applications. The company specializes in enabling industrial and institutional facilities to self-generate clean and cost-effective heat and power using waste fuels, particularly renewable biomass such as wood waste. Nexterra's systems are characterized by their lower operational costs, design simplicity, reliability, and versatility, along with automated control systems that ensure ultra-low emissions compared to traditional combustion methods. In an environment of rising energy prices, Nexterra's technology provides customers with the opportunity to improve operating margins while reducing their reliance on fossil fuels and grid electricity, ultimately contributing to a significant reduction in carbon footprints.

General Fusion Inc., established in 2002 and headquartered in Burnaby, Canada, specializes in developing commercial Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF), a hybrid fusion method combining magnetic confinement and inertial confinement principles. The company focuses on creating utility-scale fusion power using its patent-pending MTF concept, which has the potential to provide clean, safe, and economical energy. General Fusion develops key subsystems such as plasma injectors, acoustic drivers, and liquid metal vortex compression tests to advance its MTF technology. Backed by a global syndicate of investors, industry leaders, and technology pioneers, General Fusion aims to demonstrate and commercialize its innovative fusion power plants by the end of the decade.