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Grants of up to US$5 million to scale or spread innovative climate-adaptation solutions in eligible developing countries, submitted through accredited implementing entities.
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Grants of up to US$5 million to scale or spread innovative climate-adaptation solutions in eligible developing countries, submitted through accredited implementing entities.
AngolulInvestment for companies worldwide that can grow to meet Amazon’s demand and help it reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2040.
AngolulA CAD 50 rebate for Antigonish residents who buy and install a new rain barrel at a property they own or rent in town.
AngolulGrants for operators of regulated industrial facilities in British Columbia to cut existing greenhouse gas emissions using commercially proven technology.
AngolulRebates help income-qualified households in British Columbia replace heating and water-heating systems with eligible heat pumps.
AngolulGrants help British Columbia local governments and Indigenous governing bodies build or expand organics processing facilities and residential food-waste collection to cut landfill emissions.
AngolulIncentives for businesses in British Columbia to upgrade lighting and add energy-saving refrigeration, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning equipment.
AngolulFunding for industrial and large commercial energy upgrades, on-site renewable generation and demand reduction, with a district-energy route for shared heating and cooling.
AngolulFunding for industrial and large commercial customers to compare options for saving energy, switching from fossil fuels to electricity, or reducing peak electricity demand.
AngolulRebates for British Columbia households upgrading insulation, windows and doors, or electric space and water heating.
AngolulRebates cover new solar panels and qualifying battery storage at eligible homes, farms, commercial buildings and multi-unit housing in BC Hydro’s service area, with residential rebates also available in New Westminster.
AngolulRebates help eligible British Columbia employers install permanent electric-vehicle chargers in employee parking at existing workplaces.
AngolulBorrow to buy, build or renovate a certified green commercial building, or one you plan to certify, for your Canadian business.
AngolulA full-time paid fellowship for experienced climate-business professionals to help early-stage climate-technology teams reach market, with an industry-competitive living stipend.
AngolulGrants for scientists and researchers worldwide to test high-risk, early-stage climate technologies while remaining in their current university, laboratory or research role.
AngolulUp to $500,000 through a SAFE investment agreement, with technical and commercial support, for early-stage climate-technology innovators worldwide who will work full time on their startup.
AngolulInvestment for early-stage companies developing software, AI or simple hardware that reduces emissions, uses resources more efficiently or helps people adapt to climate risks.
AngolulGrants of up to CAD 8,000 help community groups and schools cut emissions, build climate resilience or teach climate action in Caledon, Ontario.
AngolulA refundable tax credit for qualifying corporations and trusts investing in eligible electricity generation, storage and interprovincial transmission equipment in Canada.
AngolulA refundable tax credit for taxable Canadian corporations investing in new equipment to produce low-emission hydrogen and, where eligible, ammonia in Canada.
AngolulA refundable Canadian tax credit for taxable Canadian corporations and qualifying real-estate investment trusts that acquire new clean-energy equipment.
AngolulA refundable Canadian tax credit for corporations investing in eligible clean-technology manufacturing or critical-mineral property.
AngolulNon-repayable funding for Canadian companies, utilities and Indigenous organizations preparing detailed engineering studies for advanced carbon capture and permanent-storage projects.
AngolulInvestment for companies developing new technologies to cut or remove industrial carbon emissions, with a focus on Canada, the US and Europe.
AngolulAngel equity investment for pre-seed, seed and Series A climate-technology companies located in the United States or Canada that can bring a product or validated service to market within 12 to 24 months.
AngolulEquity investment for companies nearing or already at commercial launch whose solutions can deliver large-scale greenhouse-gas reductions; the investor receives an ownership interest in return.
AngolulClimate Tech Partners typically invests A$1 million to A$5 million in climate-tech companies that sell to businesses and are ready to scale with corporate partners; the investor takes an ownership interest in return.
AngolulGrants of up to £2,000 for community-led climate-resilience projects by Communities for Nature partners and groups in their partner communities.
AngolulInvestment for founders building climate companies in North America, starting as early as company formation.
AngolulInvestment for companies worldwide at their earliest financing stages that can deliver or enable large-scale greenhouse-gas removal.
AngolulA rebate of 40% of the cost, up to CAD 50, for Cranbrook residential property owners installing a rain barrel or a programmable above-ground sprinkler timer.
AngolulMortgage financing and conditional cashback for owner-occupiers renovating an eligible Quebec home or buying or building a certified energy-efficient new home.
AngolulEquity investment for companies building energy, AI infrastructure and critical-mineral technologies with positive climate impact, from initial company building through commercial growth.
AngolulInvestment for early-stage companies developing new technologies to cut greenhouse gas emissions, with a global climate-technology focus.
AngolulInvestment and coaching for climate companies building the first project of its kind or another early commercial facility or set of installations.
AngolulInvestment and coaching for companies typically at Pre-Seed or Seed stage that already have a working prototype and at least three full-time employees, to win early customers, launch products or enter new markets.
AngolulIncentives for natural-gas-saving upgrades to commercial, multi-unit residential and institutional buildings in Enbridge Gas’s Ontario service area.
AngolulGrants help Québec industrial sites manage natural gas use through operational changes, energy monitoring and verified savings.
AngolulGrants for Énergir business customers to reduce natural gas use by improving how existing building mechanical systems work together.
AngolulGrants for Énergir customers in Quebec to install solar collectors that preheat air or water and reduce natural gas use in businesses, institutions, industry and buildings with at least four homes.
AngolulEquinor buys a minority ownership share in early-phase and growing companies working mainly on renewable-energy and low-carbon solutions, with potential pilot, technical and scaling support.
AngolulAllstars invests in funds worldwide that finance climate-technology companies.
AngolulA €250,000 minority-equity investment and six months of hands-on support for pre-seed and seed climate or deep-tech startups worldwide with a product in or near the market and some traction.
AngolulEquity investment for fast-growing technology companies expanding solutions that make the global energy system more efficient.
AngolulGrants of up to USD 250,000 for organisations scaling ecosystem-based adaptation, with priority for work in ODA-eligible small island developing states and least developed countries.
AngolulFunding to test and expand climate-adaptation solutions that can improve the lives of millions of people living in poverty in developing countries. Applications are currently closed.
AngolulGrants of up to CAD 70,000 help Canadian municipalities and eligible partners assess whether a proposed climate adaptation project is feasible. Standard funding covers up to 80% of eligible study costs, with higher shares for qualifying communities.
AngolulGrants for affordable housing providers to assess a major energy upgrade before construction: up to CAD 200,000 for one building or CAD 350,000 for a portfolio of several buildings.
AngolulGrants help Canadian affordable-housing providers plan phased energy upgrades: up to CAD 65,000 per building, capped at CAD 200,000 for a portfolio.
AngolulGrants up to CAD 100,000 for Canadian municipalities and their partners to assess low-carbon energy options for a site, choose preferred systems and explore how to own, operate and finance them.
AngolulA combined loan and grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to construct a renewable energy system serving multiple buildings or systems.
AngolulA grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to complete detailed feasibility work for a low-carbon energy system serving multiple buildings or systems.
AngolulGrants cover up to 50% of eligible costs to plan staged energy and emissions reductions in municipal buildings: up to CAD 65,000 for one building or CAD 200,000 for several. Qualifying small, northern and Indigenous communities may receive higher cost shares.
AngolulA combined loan and grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to replace municipal or transit vehicles with zero-emission models and install fleet charging infrastructure.
AngolulA grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to assess and plan the transition of a municipal or transit fleet to zero-emission vehicles.
AngolulCombined loans and grants normally up to CAD 10 million for Canadian municipalities and their partners to build innovative infrastructure with significant emissions-reduction potential.
AngolulGrants up to CAD 500,000 for Canadian municipalities and their partners to test innovative solutions in real conditions, measure emissions reductions and decide whether to implement them at a larger scale.
AngolulGrants up to CAD 200,000 for Canadian municipalities and their partners to prepare innovative plans that can produce significant long-term emissions reductions and set out how to implement them.
AngolulA grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to test the feasibility of an innovative approach with significant long-term potential to cut greenhouse-gas emissions.
AngolulGrants up to CAD 200,000 for studies planning new municipal buildings in Canadian communities of 10,000 people or fewer, or Northern communities.
AngolulA combined loan and grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to construct low-carbon, wholly municipally or Indigenous-community-owned public buildings.
AngolulGrants up to CAD 100,000 for Canadian municipalities and their partners to compare ways of producing energy from organic waste and choose viable options.
AngolulA combined loan and grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to build and start operating systems that recover energy from organic waste, landfill gas or waste heat.
AngolulGrants up to CAD 200,000 for Canadian municipalities and their partners to design systems that recover energy from organic waste, landfill gas or waste heat.
AngolulGrants up to CAD 75,000 help Canadian communities with fewer than 50,000 residents implement proven measures against climate risks, normally covering 70% of eligible costs with conditional increases.
AngolulUp to CAD 150,000 helps municipalities and eligible partners in Ontario, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Saskatchewan and Yukon design climate-resilience additions to existing home-upgrade financing. Nova Scotia is limited to flood measures.
AngolulGrants for new community tree planting that improves shade, climate resilience and biodiversity. The current intake is for Quebec municipalities, applying alone or together, until 15 September 2026.
AngolulGrants up to CAD 175,000 for plans and studies that prepare future community tree planting and strengthen forest resilience. The current intake is for Quebec municipalities until 15 September 2026.
AngolulGrants of up to CAD 50,000 help community and public organizations deploy or scale projects that measurably cut emissions in Greater Montreal.
Angolul€500,000–€2.5 million equity tickets for pre-seed to Series A founders, including technologies that reduce emissions, improve climate resilience or conserve resources.
AngolulGrants of up to C$1 million for Canadian municipalities and their partners to put local climate-risk reduction measures in place.
AngolulA combined loan and grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to cut energy use and emissions from existing public-service buildings.
AngolulGrants of up to CAD 140,000 for Canadian communities to assess several climate hazards and turn the results into adaptation plans, municipal processes and staff capacity.
AngolulGuelph homeowners can receive up to CAD 2,000 towards installing a rain garden that collects roof runoff.
AngolulFinancial support for Québec businesses and institutions installing equipment that saves electricity or reduces demand during peak periods.
AngolulGrants for Québec homeowners installing efficient heat pumps or insulating and sealing a roof, with induction-range and heat-pump-dryer grants also available to tenants.
AngolulLoans for Ontario credit-union members buying new or used electric or hybrid vehicles, electric bikes, scooters or pedal bicycles.
AngolulBorrow for energy-efficient home upgrades, with a loan or line of credit for homeowners who live or work in Ontario and qualify for credit union membership.
AngolulFinance attic insulation for an eligible residential property in Lac La Biche County at 0% interest, with repayment through your property tax bill and a 5% administration fee.
AngolulEquity investment for founders at the earliest stages developing commercially driven technology to cut greenhouse-gas emissions, remove atmospheric carbon or buy time by cooling the planet.
AngolulPayments help owners improve insulation, windows and glazed doors in Manitoba business premises and multi-unit residential buildings.
AngolulPayments help Manitoba business premises replace lighting with efficient LED lamps, fixtures, signs and controls.
AngolulA rebate of CAD 0.75 per installed DC watt helps Manitoba businesses add a new solar electricity system sized to their building’s annual use.
AngolulOwners of eligible Manitoba commercial, multi-unit residential, industrial or agricultural buildings can receive modelling support and a floor-area payment for major renovations designed to cut annual energy use by at least 20%.
AngolulRebates help Manitoba commercial buildings replace electric or natural-gas heating with a ground source heat pump.
AngolulPayments help Manitoba businesses reduce refrigeration energy use with approved upgrades to display cases and walk-in coolers or freezers.
AngolulEligible Manitoba households can receive a free home assessment, insulation and energy-saving devices, with free heat pumps for qualifying electrically heated homes and rebates for eligible windows and doors.
AngolulFirst Nation communities in Manitoba can arrange free insulation and energy-saving devices for eligible homes, plus window-and-door rebates, with planning and installation support.
AngolulOwners of eligible Manitoba homes can receive a rebate based on annual energy savings from a major renovation, with energy evaluations before and after the work.
AngolulEfficiency Manitoba rebates eligible insulation materials for existing, year-round Manitoba homes. Funding depends on the area insulated and the added insulation value; qualifying air sealing can add CAD 500–1,000.
AngolulManitoba Hydro offers credit-approved financing for qualifying upgrades to an owner’s or tenant’s primary home. Hydro pays the supplier after completion; the homeowner repays the loan, with interest, through monthly energy bills.
AngolulHelp with the cost of finding and fixing compressed-air leaks and leaking steam traps in Manitoba business facilities.
AngolulOwners of eligible new Manitoba buildings or additions can receive help with energy-modelling costs and a construction payment based on floor area and modelled energy savings against a code-compliant reference building.
AngolulEfficiency Manitoba offers CAD 2,000 for a centrally ducted cold-climate air-source heat pump or CAD 1,500 for a ductless system added to an eligible existing Manitoba home’s heating system.
AngolulEligible Manitoba homeowners can finance a new or replacement ground-source heating system through contractor funding and a CAD 75 monthly, interest-free customer payment for 15 years, with additional upfront costs where applicable.
AngolulManitoba homeowners can receive CAD 0.50 per installed watt of new solar photovoltaic capacity, up to CAD 5,000 per home, for an eligible grid-connected system serving their or their tenant’s primary residence.
AngolulSmall businesses can receive free energy-saving products and installation, with an optional contribution covering 70% of material and installation costs for eligible lighting and insulation upgrades.
AngolulRebates help Manitoba commercial and agricultural premises fit efficient pump and fan controls to their heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems.
AngolulInvestment for startups making energy or industry cleaner, or developing ways to address the impacts of climate change, with MCJ receiving a share of ownership in the company in return.
AngolulGrants cover up to half the cost of building energy upgrades and related audits for Mennonite Church Canada congregations, up to CAD 3,000 per project.
AngolulInterest-free financing repaid through property taxes for eligible homeowners installing heat pumps, solar panels, batteries or energy-saving home upgrades in Nanaimo.
AngolulBorrow for home-efficiency improvements such as heat pumps, insulation and efficient appliances, with preferred rates for credit union members.
AngolulLoans of typically €2 million to €5 million for established Nordic small and medium-sized businesses investing to take proven environmental solutions into international markets.
AngolulNew Climate Ventures invests in early-stage startups developing technology that reduces or avoids carbon emissions.
AngolulA vehicle loan with a cash rebate of up to CAD 1,500 for individuals buying an electric or hybrid vehicle no more than five years old.
AngolulBorrow CAD 3,500–50,000 to make energy-efficient upgrades to your home, including insulation, solar equipment and heat pumps.
AngolulInvestment for US and Canadian startups developing technology to produce minerals more efficiently or recover metals from waste.
AngolulBorrow from CAD 3,500 for home insulation, efficient windows and doors, heating upgrades or solar panels.
AngolulGrants help farms, Mi’kmaq farming activities and agri-businesses using Nova Scotia agricultural products adopt cleaner energy and more efficient equipment.
AngolulProject grants for businesses and community-connected organisations to study, demonstrate or adopt cleaner fuels in Nova Scotia.
AngolulGrants for Nova Scotia organizations to plan community clean-energy projects and provide energy education.
AngolulGrants for community projects in Nova Scotia that cut greenhouse gas emissions or prepare for climate impacts, including building upgrades and water resilience.
AngolulBorrow CAD 3,500–50,000 for energy-efficient improvements to your home, including insulation, solar equipment and heat pumps.
AngolulInstant discounts and arranged installation help industrial, commercial, institutional and multi-residential buildings in eligible Toronto and Ottawa areas upgrade lighting, pumps and fans.
AngolulFunding for a full-time energy manager to reduce energy use at Ontario facilities; industrial funding remains available, while commercial and institutional funding is fully subscribed.
AngolulAnnual payments for Ontario commercial, institutional and industrial facilities that cut electricity use through equipment upgrades and operational or maintenance improvements.
AngolulIncentives help owners, operators and managers of Ontario commercial and institutional buildings tune existing systems and earn payments for verified electricity savings.
AngolulUp to CAD 330,000 per community for electricity-saving upgrades to on-reserve, band-owned facilities in Ontario.
AngolulOntario homeowners can receive rebates for at least two qualifying upgrades, including insulation, windows and doors, air sealing or a heat pump water heater, after an initial energy assessment.
AngolulOntario homeowners can receive 50% of eligible after-tax insulation costs, with separate caps for attics and cathedral ceilings or flat roofs. This standalone rebate requires a participating contractor, but no home energy assessment.
AngolulOntario homeowners installing a home’s first space-heating heat pump can receive rebates toward an eligible purchase or rental, with amounts determined by technology, existing heating fuel and ownership of the equipment.
AngolulOntario homeowners can receive up to CAD 5,000 for new rooftop solar and another CAD 5,000 for a battery installed with that new solar system, each subject to capacity and eligible-cost limits.
AngolulUpfront discounts on eligible efficient lighting and occupancy sensors for existing business, institutional, agricultural and multi-unit residential facilities in Ontario.
AngolulMatched grants for Ontario municipalities to create or update community energy plans that improve energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
AngolulIncentives cover up to 50% of eligible costs for electricity-saving equipment upgrades in Ontario business, institutional, multi-residential and agricultural facilities.
AngolulFree assessments and programme-installed lighting, refrigeration and smart thermostat upgrades for eligible Ontario business facilities with 50 or fewer employees on site.
AngolulGrants for large electricity-efficiency projects at Ontario non-residential facilities that save at least 600 MWh a year.
Angolul$500,000 to $2 million in venture investment for pre-seed and seed companies building digital solutions or software for energy, mobility, buildings or industry, primarily for business customers.
AngolulBorrow to buy a new hybrid or electric vehicle if you live in Newfoundland and Labrador and can join Public Service Credit Union.
AngolulBorrow for insulation, heat pumps, solar equipment and other home energy improvements as a credit union member in Newfoundland and Labrador.
AngolulGrants for owners to improve insulation, seal air leaks and replace eligible doors, windows or heat-recovery equipment in Québec homes.
AngolulRebates for eligible high-efficiency heating, water-heating and heat-recovery equipment in Saskatchewan commercial buildings.
AngolulRebates of CAD 2,000 or CAD 3,000 help on-reserve households in Saskatchewan replace working, inefficient furnaces with new high-efficiency natural-gas models.
AngolulRebates of CAD 325 to CAD 1,000 per qualifying unit help SaskEnergy residential customers replace natural-gas heating equipment in Saskatchewan homes.
AngolulInvestment and strategic support for climate-tech startups developing energy or industrial solutions that can scale into new markets.
AngolulEquity investment for companies developing food-production technologies and alternatives to animal products with potential for positive environmental impact.
AngolulRebates for homeowners and landlords in Newfoundland and Labrador who reduce air leaks in electrically heated homes, including new construction and eligible attic-insulation projects.
AngolulRebates for businesses with commercial electricity accounts in Newfoundland and Labrador to reduce electricity use through tailored equipment upgrades.
AngolulHomeowners in Newfoundland and Labrador can receive an electricity-bill credit covering 50% of pre-tax duct insulation costs, up to CAD 500, for electric-heating ducts in unheated spaces.
AngolulIncome-qualified households in Newfoundland and Labrador can receive incentives covering up to 100% of approved home energy upgrades.
AngolulBorrow for environmentally friendly home upgrades or an electric or hybrid vehicle through a credit union open to the Nova Scotia community.
AngolulBorrow for energy upgrades to an eligible Toronto home and repay the City through your property tax bill.
AngolulGrants of up to CAD 1,000 help Toronto District School Board and Toronto Catholic District School Board student groups run climate action projects.
AngolulInvestment for founders worldwide whose early-stage companies are bringing renewable-energy, carbon-management, electric-vehicle, battery or other climate technologies to market; Toyota Ventures provides money in return for a share of the company.
AngolulBorrow for insulation, solar panels and other energy-efficient home improvements as an eligible member of the UN community.
AngolulLoans for building owners installing solar for their business or community, covering up to 80% of project costs subject to credit approval.
AngolulGrants of up to CAD 2,000 help Vernon residents and organizations engage their community in climate action and environmental sustainability.
AngolulGrants up to CAD 50,000 for organizations planning early-stage watershed projects that advance climate resilience in British Columbia.
AngolulHomeowners and renters on the Yukon main electricity grid can recover up to 75% of eligible smart thermostat and hot water controller costs by joining Peak Smart Home.
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