Canada’s cleantech sector is excelling with twelve companies on the Global Cleantech 100 list, attributed to early government investment. Notable ventures include:

• Carbon Upcycling: Converts CO2 into durable concrete.
• Eavor Technologies: Generates constant electricity from geothermal heat.
• Ekona Power: Produces low-cost hydrogen with minimal emissions.
• e-Zinc: Stores electricity using zinc.
• GaN Systems: Develops efficient gallium nitride semiconductors.
• GHGSat: Monitors greenhouse gas emissions from space.
• Hydrostor: Stores renewable energy using compressed air.
• Ionomr Innovations: Creates cost-effective membranes for hydrogen production.
• Mangrove Lithium: Enhances lithium extraction and recycling.
• Moment Energy: Reuses EV batteries for energy storage.
• Pani: Uses AI to optimize water treatment.
• Svante: Captures and repurposes industrial CO2 emissions.

These companies highlight Canada’s innovative approach to solving environmental challenges

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