Tuning up Canada’s clean innovation system
This time next year we need to be lauding the early signs of Canada’s renewed growth in global market share for clean innovation. That would be a win-win for the environment and the economy.
More Canadian clean innovators, less global success. That’s the common message found in a spat of recent reports on Canada’s clean technology sector. It’s a troubling finding. It means that in spite of the promising technologies being developed by researchers and entrepreneurs across Canada - on everything from battery storage and bio-chemicals to wastewater treatment and wind energy—our clean innovations are having trouble getting to market. This trend could lead to two missed opportunities for Canada. First, the
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