Existing Building Commissioning (EBCx) Receive up to $50,000 for Energy Savings. The Save on Energy Existing Building Commissioning (EBCx) program is designed to help owners, operators and managers of commercial and institutional buildings in Ontario improve their energy management. Implementing building management best practices will help reduce energy waste, enhance occupant comfort and increase profitability….
OVIN’s report on Ontario’s automotive sector describes the province’s efforts to strengthen the industry for years to come.
This blog takes you through the 2023 Fall Economic Statement with a focus on grants, tax credits and prioritized industries.
Critical Minerals Infrastructure Fund Receive up to $50M in Critical Minerals Funding. The Critical Minerals Infrastructure Fund (CMIF) will support the development of strategic infrastructure projects that will enable the acceleration of Canada’s critical minerals production and reinforce associated supply chains. The CMIF will make $1.5 billion in funding available over seven years to a…
Low Carbon Economy Fund Receive up to $1M to $25M in Funding for Energy Savings. The Low Carbon Economy Fund leverages Canadian ingenuity to reduce GHG emissions and generate clean growth. Projects within this program aim to reduce Canada’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, generate clean growth, build resilient communities, and create good jobs for Canadians….
Canadian businesses in the AV sector have a wide variety of programs available to improve technologies, perform R&D, and much more.
The Green Freight Program Stream 1 provides grants up to $250,000 per applicant towards third-party fleet energy assessments and truck/trailer equipment retrofits.
SCAP Newfoundland and Labrador funding programs aim to support farmers and producers in adopting sustainable practices to boost the growth and resilience of the agricultural sector.
With $431M in new spending and a total expenditure of just over $3B, the Prince Edward Island (PEI) Budget 2023 serves as a critical financial roadmap outlining the government’s plans and priorities for the upcoming fiscal year.
While there has been progress made by Canada in reducing greenhouse gas emissions since, there remains a significant need to accelerate the pace to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.