Cleantech

Ontario is quickly becoming a leader in developing and building the car of the future by attracting a $3.6 billion investment from Stellantis in the automaker's Windsor and Brampton plants.

General Motors of Canada’s investment in Oshawa and Ingersoll plants secures Ontario’s place as a North American automotive hub.

LG Energy Solution and Stellantis investing in Ontario, Canada, for province’s first large-scale EV battery manufacturing plant.

Ontario, Canada, invests in clean steelmaking technology to support sustainable auto sector.

Ontario, Canada, boosting electric vehicle charging availability. Partnership building Electric vehicle chargers at all ONroute locations.

Ontario’s an ideal place to start a business, particularly in the green energy space. The R&D tax incentives, growing investor community, and ecosystem of other green economy organizations were a huge benefit for us when we were getting off the ground.

For trailblazing Electrovaya, Ontario provides exceptional talent and access to markets that will help to keep the company at the forefront of lithium-ion battery development production.

Oakville’s high quality of life has attracted a community of talented, diverse and highly educated individuals from all over the world, making Oakville the community where companies want to be.

Cleantech commitments, talent and government support are present in these 10 companies that are ready to turn the province into an innovative hub for the EV battery supply chain.

In 2016, when Newmont announced that it would build the world’s first all-electric underground gold mine near Borden Lake in Northern Ontario, the global mining industry took notice.