Cleantech Facts & Figures
Billion
In 2024, clean technology product activities accounted for $43.3 billion, or 1.4% of Canadian GDP
Cleantech Employment
Clean technology products activities accounted for 224,062 jobs in 2024
Cleantech Firms
In 2025 there were 2,470 pure play cleantech firms in Canada
Building the Future
Canada’s Clean Technology Voice
The Canada Cleantech Alliance (CCTA) is the national voice of Canada’s clean technology sector. Founded in 2016, we bring together diverse cleantech interests with one clear mission: to accelerate Canada’s transition into a global leader in investment, innovation, and job creation—while building a strong, low-carbon economy.
Since its inception, CCTA has become the go-to source for cleantech insight, policy input, and advocacy. Through our network of thought leaders, industry associations, incubators, accelerators, and ecosystem partners, we represent the full strength and diversity of cleantech across Canada. Our board and collaborators reflect this national scope (https://canadacleantechalliance.ca).
Powered by Members & Partners
All initiatives depend on their stakeholders. We’re no different. Canada Cleantech Alliance has a solid basis of board members from Écotech Québec, OCTIA, Evok Innovations, MaRS , Sussex and RXNHUB. We also partner with ecosystem players representing sectors, regions and governments from across the country. Join us.
U.S. Tariffs & Canadian Cleantech
Resources for companies. Evidence for action.
The evolving Canada–U.S. trade environment is creating new challenges for Canadian cleantech companies — affecting supply chains, input costs, exports, investment decisions and access to customers.
CCTA has developed a practical resource, 10 Things Canadian Cleantech Companies Can Do to Navigate U.S. Trade Uncertainty, to help companies assess their exposure, understand available supports and consider practical steps they can take now.
CCTA Tariff Impact Survey: CCTA has launched a short survey to better understand how tariffs and ongoing trade uncertainty are affecting Canadian cleantech companies. We are seeking input on impacts to imports, exports, supply chains, U.S. markets, investment and Canadian employment.
The results will help inform CCTA’s recommendations to the Government of Canada and ensure that the diverse experiences of Canadian cleantech companies are reflected in the federal response.
If you are a Canadian cleantech company, we encourage you to take a few minutes to complete the survey.
👉 Take the CCTA Tariff Impact Survey
Read the 10 Things Guide →