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From agriculture to water to oil and gas, our Innovation Challenges are generating cleantech solutions to sustainability hurdles across regions and sectors.
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Thanks to Project Green Light, Novion had the opportunity to partner with the City of Vancouver to design and deliver our Climate Intelligence Platform. With this powerful tool, cities can now effectively design, plan, monitor, and manage their green stormwater infrastructure and mitigate issues like urban flooding while improving water quality. This partnership allowed us to expand our reach across Canada to establish best practices that will shape the future of green infrastructure management.
John Nguyen Founder - Operations Lead, Novion
Challenge History
The list of made-in-Canada climate solutions continues to grow as cleantech ventures from across the country solve unique sustainability hurdles through our Innovation Challenge program.
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May 4, 2021 Report Challenge Case Study: ARCTIC Mining This case study outlines the outcomes of ARCTIC Mining's Innovation Challenge to replace or supplement conventional commercial-scale hot water production approaches necessary for oil sands mining and extraction processes, in order to reduce the associated greenhouse gas emissions. View Report
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May 4, 2021 Report Challenge Case Study: Arctic Natural Gas This case study outlines the process, outcomes and conclusion of Arctic Natural Gas' Innovation Challenge seeking solutions to reduce or remove carbon from natural gas - which is used in oil sands operations as a fuel source for power generation, heating applications, and as a hydrogen source for bitumen upgrading - prior to combustion. View Report
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May 4, 2021 Report Challenge Case Study: OMV OMV partnered with Foresight Canada on an Innovation Challenge seeking solutions to develop an economically competitive production process for second generation biofuel in order to close the gap of market accessibility. This case study outlines the process, outcomes and conclusion of the Challenge. View Report
The Soil Health and Nutrient Management Challenge has given us the opportunity to collaborate with other innovators and bring the FARMEYE platform to new audiences. Our software platform will help Ontario farmers measure and manage large-scale natural capital datasets to achieve Science Based Targets initiatives (SBTis) and use the most advanced Technology-Stack and accreditation to verify Natural Capital datasets, including soil health, soil carbon, water quality, and biodiversity.
Stephen Coen Corporate Program Manager, FARMEYE
Foresight also offers the SDG Connect Challenge service. We connect Canadian businesses to global market opportunities by running innovation Challenges with international partners and local companies looking to overcome barriers to sustainability. There's no cost to companies other than their time. Each challenge takes five months to complete.