Sustainable Development Technology Canada

Established in 2001, Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC) is a Canadian organization that funds and supports innovative cleantech projects. It focuses on moving groundbreaking technologies to market, creating jobs, driving economic growth, and promoting environmental benefits. SDTC operates independently but collaborates with various stakeholders from private industry, academia, and governments.

Michael Brown

Investment Committee Member

Leah Lawrence

President and CEO

Timon LeDain

Vice President, Operations

Vicky J. Sharpe

President and CEO

Leo Bever Ph.D

Investment Director

Past deals in Sustainability

Solaires Entreprises

Debt Financing in 2025
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.

Future Fields

Grant in 2023
Future Fields is a Canadian company based in Edmonton, founded in 2018, that specializes in producing sustainable components for scientific applications through insect biotechnology. Utilizing its innovative EntoEngine™ platform, the company harnesses the genetic capabilities of fruit flies to generate environmentally friendly and economically viable biomolecules. Future Fields focuses on developing insect-based recombinant proteins, which serve as essential growth components for cell culture. By doing so, the company aims to reduce the environmental impact associated with traditional protein production while enhancing social benefits. Its work supports the agriculture industry in producing cost-effective cell-based foods, contributing to a more sustainable future.

New School Foods

Grant in 2023
New School Foods develops plant-based seafood products that mimic the texture, flavor, nutrition, and cooking experience of traditional seafood. Their initial product is a plant-based salmon filet, aiming to provide sustainable and healthier alternatives.

Synergraze

Grant in 2023
Synergraze produces a seaweed-based livestock feed additive designed to reduce methane emissions from ruminant animals such as cattle, bison, sheep, and goats. This natural product aims to lower the environmental impact of agriculture while enhancing sustainability in meat and dairy production.

Cyclic Materials

Grant in 2023
Cyclic Materials provides recycling services that recover rare earth elements to reduce the need for new mining and accelerate the transition to electric mobility and clean energy. The company focuses on reclaiming rare earth magnets from automotive and renewable energy sectors, enabling customers to supply wind turbines, electric vehicles, and electronics while cutting emissions and strengthening local supply. Through its platform, it pursues a circular supply chain by recovering critical metals from discarded and landfill-bound products, helping industries lower environmental impact and increasing the resilience of the material supply.

Green Graphite Technologies

Grant in 2022
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.

PLAEX Building Systems

Grant in 2022
PLAEX Building Systems innovates in sustainable construction by transforming over 90% recycled waste into PLAEXcrete, a composite material used to create modular construction blocks. These blocks reduce waste and save builders time and money by eliminating the need for cutting or mortar.

Reusables

Seed Round in 2022
Reusables facilitates waste reduction by providing smart reusable container systems for businesses. Their platform tracks containers using IoT technology, promoting a circular economy and reducing single-use plastic waste.

Anodyne Chemistries

Grant in 2022
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.

ZEN Electric Bikes

Grant in 2022
ZEN Electric Bikes is focused on manufacturing electric bikes designed to promote the adoption of electrified transportation. The company emphasizes the efficiency and environmental benefits of e-bikes as sustainable alternatives to traditional modes of transport. By reducing carbon footprints and supporting both mental and physical well-being, ZEN Electric Bikes aims to contribute positively to the health of the planet and its inhabitants. The company offers a variety of electric bikes in multiple colors at competitive prices, making sustainable mobility more accessible to a wider audience.

Sollum

Grant in 2022
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

Seed Round in 2022
SolarSteam is a hardtech startup focused on developing innovative renewable concentrated solar technology to tackle the challenges of rising heat generation costs and high carbon emissions. The company aims to provide renewable heat energy systems for hard-to-abate industries, including cement, steel, chemical processes, food and alcohol production, and mining. These industries typically depend on high-temperature heat generated from carbon-intensive sources for their operations. By offering alternative energy solutions, SolarSteam enables companies to lower their carbon footprint and reduce operational costs, contributing to a more sustainable future.

Nfinite Nanotech

Seed Round in 2021
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.

Polystyvert

Grant in 2021
Founded in 2011, Polystyvert specializes in polystyrene recycling. Its proprietary technology enables efficient collection and recycling of polystyrene waste, producing high-quality recycled material indistinguishable from virgin product.

SENTRY

Grant in 2021
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

Grant in 2021
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 Energy

Seed Round in 2021
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

Venture Round in 2021
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.

RainStick

Grant in 2021
RainStick is a company that has developed a WiFi-enabled shower system designed to significantly reduce water and energy consumption while maintaining a luxurious shower experience. Their innovative product recirculates and filters water, allowing users to save up to 80% in both water and energy usage. Additionally, the shower system includes features that track real-time water and energy savings, providing users with insights into their consumption patterns. By focusing on sustainability and advanced shower technology, RainStick aims to transform traditional showering practices into an eco-friendly experience.

Terramera

Grant in 2021
Founded in 2009, Terramera develops plant-based pesticides and fertilizers. It offers products like Proof (for bed bugs and dust mites), Actigate (an organic pesticide), and Rango (a plant-based pest control). The company aims to transform agriculture by fusing artificial intelligence, science, and nature to provide sustainable alternatives to chemical pesticides and fertilizers.

Environmental Material Science

Grant in 2021
EMS is a technological solution. They are dedicated to solving the environmental management and sustainability challenges faced by their customers.Their services include pipelines, consulting groups, pipeline service companies, refineries, small town municipalities, agricultural companies, and mining companies.

Maxen

Pre Seed Round in 2021
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.

Pani Energy

Grant in 2020
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.

Freshr Technologies

Seed Round in 2020
Freshr Technologies produces compostable active packaging materials derived from natural resources. These materials extend the shelf life of fresh foods, initially focusing on preserving fresh fish by maintaining its water content and targeting bacteria, thereby reducing waste in fish processing.

Sollum

Grant in 2020
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.

EcoPackers

Grant in 2020
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.

Salient Energy

Grant in 2020
Salient Energy is focused on commercializing an innovative zinc-ion battery developed from research at the University of Waterloo. This battery technology is designed for efficient electricity storage in the power grid, boasting a proprietary cathode that incorporates zinc within its crystal lattice, rather than merely reacting on the surface. This unique approach results in a battery with a relatively high energy density, making it a competitive alternative to traditional lithium-ion batteries. Salient Energy's batteries are not only safer and longer-lasting but also compatible with existing manufacturing processes, allowing for production in current battery factories worldwide. The company's goal is to provide the electric industry with sustainable and reliable energy storage solutions.

Power HV

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

Synauta

Grant in 2020
Synauta is a cleantech startup founded in 2018 that focuses on enhancing the efficiency of desalination and water reuse processes. The company collaborates with innovators in Europe, Australia, the Middle East, South East Asia, and North America to significantly reduce energy and chemical consumption in desalination. By leveraging machine learning and artificial intelligence-backed algorithms, Synauta's solutions optimize operations in desalination plants, enabling clients to improve their productivity while minimizing environmental impact. The company aims to contribute to a sustainable future by potentially saving 12 million tonnes of CO2e annually, fostering a world where energy and water resources are utilized more responsibly.

RecycleSmart Solutions

Grant in 2020
RecycleSmart Solutions is a Canadian waste management company that specializes in optimizing recycling processes for businesses. It operates the largest container sensor system in Canada, providing real-time data and analytics to enhance hauling efficiencies, reduce costs, and increase waste diversion rates. By leveraging data-driven insights, RecycleSmart helps businesses streamline their waste collection and recycling operations, ultimately driving sustainability and cost savings.

EnerPure

Grant in 2019
EnerPure is a cleantech energy company focused on recycling waste petroleum into clean fuel and energy. The company has developed a proprietary technology that transforms waste oil into diesel fuel through a systematic process that includes pre-treatment, preparation of feedstock, and refining via distillation and filtration. This innovative approach not only provides a sustainable solution for waste oil disposal but also significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions. By enabling clients to minimize their environmental impact, EnerPure contributes to cleaner energy solutions while fostering local employment opportunities.

Kruger

Grant in 2019
Kruger Inc. is a diversified company engaged in several traditional industries, including pulp and paper, forest products, and containerboard and packaging. The company specializes in manufacturing a wide range of products, such as publication papers, tissue products, corrugated packaging, and specialty papers, utilizing renewable resources and recycled fibers. Kruger has also expanded its operations into renewable energy and the production of wines and spirits. By focusing on sustainability, Kruger aims to provide eco-friendly and reliable solutions for various industries while transforming renewable resources into quality essentials for everyday life.

C2CNT

Grant in 2019
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

Grant in 2019
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.

Cellufuel

Grant in 2019
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.

GHGSat

Grant in 2019
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.

SucSeed

Grant in 2019
SucSeed is a socially-driven hydroponics company. They sell their grow tanks and accessories to households across Canada. Their at-home hydroponic systems are built by Choices For Youth, an organization that supports and employs youth facing barriers to work and housing.

Pani Energy

Grant in 2019
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.

Terramera

Grant in 2018
Founded in 2009, Terramera develops plant-based pesticides and fertilizers. It offers products like Proof (for bed bugs and dust mites), Actigate (an organic pesticide), and Rango (a plant-based pest control). The company aims to transform agriculture by fusing artificial intelligence, science, and nature to provide sustainable alternatives to chemical pesticides and fertilizers.

Carbicrete

Grant in 2018
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.

Polystyvert

Venture Round in 2018
Founded in 2011, Polystyvert specializes in polystyrene recycling. Its proprietary technology enables efficient collection and recycling of polystyrene waste, producing high-quality recycled material indistinguishable from virgin product.

MEG Energy

Grant in 2018
MEG Energy Corp. is a Canadian energy company specializing in sustainable in situ thermal oil production in the southern Athabasca region of Alberta. The company holds a 100% interest in approximately 750 square miles of mineral leases and primarily focuses on its Christina Lake Project, employing steam-assisted gravity drainage extraction methods to enhance oil recovery while reducing carbon emissions. MEG also operates significant midstream assets, including a 50%-owned joint venture, Access Pipeline, which connects the Christina Lake Project to transportation hubs, and the wholly-owned Stonefell Terminal, a 900,000 barrel storage facility. These assets enable MEG to optimize logistics and mitigate risks associated with pipeline constraints. Additionally, MEG is advancing innovative technologies like its Diluent Removal Facility and HI-Q® project, which aim to improve transportation efficiency and lower environmental impacts. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Calgary, MEG Energy is well-positioned in the oil sands sector, supported by a skilled team dedicated to responsible energy development.

Springpower International

Grant in 2018
Springpower International is a manufacturing company that specializes in clean cathode materials for battery manufacturers. The company focuses on developing and commercializing advanced materials, including graphene and silicon nanomaterials, for lithium-ion batteries. By utilizing innovative production methods that consume less water and energy, Springpower produces materials that generate no wastewater, thus eliminating the need for costly wastewater treatment processes. This environmentally friendly approach enables battery manufacturers to enhance the performance and affordability of their products, ultimately supporting the growth of electric vehicles with sustainable and cost-effective materials and technologies.

waterStrider Treatment

Grant in 2017
waterStrider treatment removes oil, sulphide, bacteria, metals, and suspended solids from frac water, making it reusable for a fraction of the price of current fresh water use at fracking sites. In doing so, the environmental impact and costs associated with fracking are dramatically reduced.

GreenMantra Technologies

Venture Round in 2017
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.

Sustane

Grant in 2017
Sustane is a cleantech company focused on the transformation of municipal solid waste into valuable resources. Utilizing innovative waste-transformation technology, Sustane converts solid waste streams into high-value fuels and recyclable materials. This process helps clients reduce their reliance on landfills while also addressing environmental concerns. By minimizing the costs associated with waste management, Sustane provides a sustainable solution for municipalities seeking to improve waste handling and promote environmental stewardship.

Heliene

Grant in 2017
Heliene is a solar panel manufacturer serving utility-scale, commercial, and residential markets. It designs and produces intelligent photovoltaic products and integrated module systems to meet customer needs, delivering high-quality modules at affordable costs. The company aims to be a valuable regional link in the Ontario solar power supply chain and serves the broader North American market, pursuing sustainable growth with comparatively lower debt and fixed costs.

QD Solar

Grant in 2017
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.

Canfor

Grant in 2017
Founded in Vancouver in 1938 by John Prentice and L.L.G. Bentley, Canfor is a global leader in sustainable lumber production, employing over 5,000 people worldwide. Known for its product quality and customer service, the company operates mills across North America and Europe.

Advonex International

Venture Round in 2016
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.

Polystyvert

Venture Round in 2016
Founded in 2011, Polystyvert specializes in polystyrene recycling. Its proprietary technology enables efficient collection and recycling of polystyrene waste, producing high-quality recycled material indistinguishable from virgin product.

NextGrid

Grant in 2016
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

Seed Round in 2016
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.

Svante

Grant in 2016
Svante Inc., founded in 2007 and based in Burnaby, Canada, specializes in carbon capture solutions. It offers VeloxoTherm, a post-combustion CO2 capture process using adsorbent structures, designed to reduce capital and operating costs for fossil fuel power plants.

Terramera

Grant in 2015
Founded in 2009, Terramera develops plant-based pesticides and fertilizers. It offers products like Proof (for bed bugs and dust mites), Actigate (an organic pesticide), and Rango (a plant-based pest control). The company aims to transform agriculture by fusing artificial intelligence, science, and nature to provide sustainable alternatives to chemical pesticides and fertilizers.

Steeper Energy

Grant in 2015
Steeper Energy specializes in developing advanced biofuels from low-value biomass like agricultural and forestry residues. Its proprietary Hydrofaction™ process produces renewable fuels that can be used in existing infrastructure, enabling the heavy transport sector to transition to low-carbon fuels.

BioAmber

Grant in 2014
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.
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