Spotlight
Ontario was proud to send 65 companies to this year’s Collision conference. With a healthy mix of startups and small and medium-sized enterprises, our tech talent was on full display.
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Ontario is a place where things get built, bigger and smarter than before. In our rapidly growing innovation ecosystem, governments and businesses are working together to modernize transit and transportation infrastructure across the province while sharing our expertise with the world. Ontario is also emerging as a leader in smart cities, using data to design more efficient and sustainable communities.
When it comes to finding clean technologies, look no further than Ontario, Canada.
Ontario has long been a world forerunner in water technology. Fourteen of Ontario’s 900 talented and innovative water companies will be highlighting their expertise at WEFTEC, the world’s most comprehensive gathering of water quality professionals and thought leaders.
Ontario dives deep when it comes to water technology. Our province has plenty of fresh water — over 250,000 lakes, 100,000 kilometres of rivers, and our Great Lakes contain 20% of the world’s fresh water supply. With that abundance, our province has developed vital technology to address water needs, making us a world leader in innovation.
Success story
Peak Power develops AI-powered software to optimize current energy resources to manage the flow or exchange of energy within a power system.
London-based company 4LinesFusion develops innovative technology that can predict damage to machinery before it occurs.
CHAR Technologies is developing a cleaner, more efficient alternative fuel that may soon replace coal in iron making.
Researchers have found a way to convert CO2 into fuels and chemical feedstocks, and believe it can enable the long-term storage of renewable energy.
SPOTlight modules are translucent, so they enable daylight to come into the building; however, they are also designed to block direct light from the sun and generate energy that is equal to or greater than what a standard technology would achieve.
Ontario is a major player in the water tech sector, with homegrown companies developing several technologies that have been implemented across the globe.
Clear Blue Technologies has a vision to deliver clean, managed, off-grid power that is both reliable and low cost to markets across the globe.
This Ontario-based startup has invented a series of powerful fibre optic sensing solutions that it believes will revolutionize the landscape of industrial sensing.
There aren’t many companies that can boast a 98.6% customer retention rate over a period spanning nearly three and a half decades.
Canada climbed three places to rank fourth in the 2017 Global Cleantech Innovation Index, owing in part to its tripling in the number and value of cleantech funds and domestic investors.
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