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Robert Lewis

Why Canadian Climate Ventures Get Stuck After the Pilot

June 17, 2026 by Robert Lewis

For Canadian climate ventures, proving the technology is often only the beginning. The harder step is turning that proof into customers, contracts, financing, and repeatable revenue. It is a gap Jamie Moran sees often: a successful pilot, a promising technology, and then a stall before the company can turn technical validation into commercial traction. As […]

Moment Energy to Build World’s Largest Battery Repurposing Facility

May 14, 2026 by Robert Lewis

Moment Energy is building what it says will become the world’s largest battery repurposing facility in Surrey, B.C., marking a major step forward for Canada’s clean energy manufacturing sector. The Vancouver-founded company announced that the new facility will be built over the next six weeks and is expected to be complete and fully operational by […]

Nine Canadian Firms Named to Global Cleantech 100

January 14, 2026 by Robert Lewis

Cleantech Group has released its 2026 Global Cleantech 100, recognizing companies positioned to deliver solutions that support a cleaner, more resilient global economy. Now in its 17th year, the annual list highlights innovators tackling some of the world’s most pressing challenges—from industrial decarbonization and clean energy systems to critical minerals and digital infrastructure. Following a […]

10 Canadian Clean Energy Startups to Watch in 2026

January 8, 2026 by Robert Lewis

Canada’s clean energy sector is entering a pivotal moment. As 2026 approaches, a new wave of startups is moving beyond pilots and demonstrations toward commercial-scale deployment across some of the world’s most carbon-intensive industries. From cement, steel, and oil and gas to hydrogen, energy storage, and carbon dioxide removal, the emphasis is shifting from experimentation […]

Help Shape Our 2026 Clean Energy Startup List

December 4, 2025 by Robert Lewis

It’s that time of year again — and we need your help. In about a month, CleanEnergy.ca will be publishing the 2026 edition of our 10 Canadian Clean Energy Startups to Watch list, and we’d love your suggestions. Whether you’re an angel investor, venture capitalist, founder, or just someone emotionally invested in the Canadian clean energy ecosystem, you’ve […]

NorthX Invests $3.4M in Four Canadian Carbon Removal Ventures

October 29, 2025 by Robert Lewis

At the IEA’s 2025 Energy Innovation Forum today, NorthX Climate Tech announced $3.4 million in new investments for four Canadian carbon removal ventures—CarbonRun, Skyrenu Technologies, NULIFE Greentech, and pHathom Technologies—joined by Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Tim Hodgson. Meanwhile, one of NorthX’s earliest carbon removal investments, Arca Climate, announced a major milestone: a 10-year […]

Solenery Simplifies Canada’s Path to Clean Energy

September 9, 2025 by Robert Lewis

Canada’s clean energy transition hinges not only on policy and technology, but on the everyday decisions of households and businesses. Yet for many Canadians, the path to installing solar panels or adopting other net-zero solutions remains unclear, with questions about cost, incentives, and trusted providers often stalling progress. That’s where Solenery comes in. Founded by […]

Strengthening Canada’s Tech Sector for a Climate-Resilient Future

August 6, 2025 by Robert Lewis

Climate change is no longer a distant concern—it is already reshaping Canada’s weather patterns, driving extreme events, and creating new uncertainties for businesses. For the country’s technology sector, the stakes are high. Energy-intensive data centres, global supply chains, and sprawling digital infrastructure leave tech companies exposed to both physical risks and evolving regulatory pressures. Yet […]

New Report Positions BC as Global Leader in Biocarbon

July 8, 2025 by Robert Lewis

British Columbia could be at the forefront of a new wave in climate solutions, according to a new report released today by NorthX Climate Tech. Titled Biocarbon Rising: From Concept to Commercialization, the study outlines how BC can turn its natural and industrial strengths into global leadership in the emerging biocarbon economy. Developed in partnership […]

Why Critical Minerals Are the Cornerstone of Climate Tech

June 13, 2025 by Robert Lewis

As the global race to decarbonize intensifies, access to critical minerals has moved from a niche concern to a defining issue for national security, industrial policy, and climate innovation.

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