LES MATÉRIAUX POUR AVANCER

INNOV-R CALL FOR PROJECTS

This call for projects is intended to support innovation in the field of advanced materials by funding collaborative research projects with the potential to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in Québec. The program seeks to accelerate the development of advanced materials in Québec and promote partnerships between industry and the research community (universities and CCTTs or public research centres) while supporting the advent of innovative solutions that can offer a practical approach to the major industrial challenge of reducing GHG emissions.

Eligible projects for the INNOV-R program must demonstrate a strong potential to reduce GHG emissions in Québec, namely:

  • At least 50,000 tonnes of CO2 eq. reduced or avoided in the first ten (10) years after the product, technology or innovation is commercialized and;
  • The MEIE/FECC contribution to the project must be less than $20 per tonne of CO2 avoided.

Applicants may be eligible for non-refundable financial assistance to complete and validate their calculations. Please contact your RSRI for more information.

The main applicant must be a Québec public research institute (IRPQ).

Projects must involve at least one company or NPO established in Québec, with in-house production or research and development activities and at least one IRPQ (university, college technology transfer center (CCTT) or public research center) established in Québec. Other partners such as NPOs, Crown corporations, public agencies, municipalities, companies outside Québec and others may also be involved in the project as a second industrial partner.

SCHEDULE

  • Opening of the call: June 4, 2024
  • Letter of Intent Deadline: before noon, September 9, 2024
  • Deadline to obtain support for calculating GHG emissions reduction: October 8, 2024
  • Deadline for submitting proposals: before noon, October 15, 2024

FOR INFORMATION

For eligibility criteria or to discuss your innovation project, contact:

Michel Lefèvre
Director – Programs & International Collaborations
514 284-0211 ext. 227

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