Canadian Activities

Canadian advancements and expertise in clean energy technologies have positioned our nation on the leading edge of the global initiative to fight climate change. From within our rapidly growing and highly technical clean energy sector, Canadian companies are providing advanced solutions to some of our planets most relevant issues.

To find out what Canada is doing within our own borders to help fight climate change, use the search functions below. The results will provide information on Canadian companies and organizations as well as relevant information on projects, initiatives, and events taking place in Canada.

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