Canada needs to think bigger to see true growth in its cleantech industry

Canadian companies are best in class, but scaling up to global markets remains the biggest challenge.

Electric vehicle makers are among a new cohort of cleantech companies. This week, the Cleantech Group released its annual Global Cleantech 100 list. Thirteen Canadian companies were named. Photograph courtesy of Einstraus/Flickr

Opinion

BY LYNN CôTé

January 24, 2018

The worldwide movement to fight climate change is electrifying unprecedented momentum in the global cleantech market. This momentum is characterized by a global race to innovate, develop, verify, and bring solutions to market. Canada has the potential to lead the pack. There’s no question we have...

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