Make Your Voice Count in Canada’s Cleantech Future

Get Involved with the Canada Cleantech Alliance

The Canada Cleantech Alliance (CCTA) brings together organizations working to accelerate the growth and global impact of Canada’s clean technology sector. By joining or supporting CCTA, you help strengthen a coordinated national voice for cleantech innovation, investment, and policy.

Membership

Cleantech associations, environmental non-profits (ENGOs), incubators, and accelerators are eligible to join CCTA. Venture capital funds may also participate as members, and companies may be admitted where appropriate.

Membership offers a national platform to connect with peers, collaborate across the ecosystem, and help shape policies that enable Canadian cleantech companies to scale and compete globally.

Funding Partnerships

Foundations and philanthropic organizations play an important role in advancing CCTA’s work. Funding partners help us:

  • Strengthen the national voice of Canada’s cleantech sector

  • Advance policy and advocacy that accelerates innovation and commercialization

  • Foster collaboration across regions, sectors, and ecosystems

  • Deliver programs and initiatives that build capacity across the cleantech community

Together, we are helping position Canada’s cleantech sector to lead in the global transition to a cleaner, more resilient economy.

📩 Interested in joining or supporting the Alliance?
Contact us at lynn@canadaclean.tech.

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Our members include cleantech associations, venture capital funds, companies, and incubators and accelerators working together to strengthen Canada’s cleantech ecosystem and shape the policy and market conditions needed for Canadian companies to scale and compete globally.

We are always open to connecting with new members and partners who want to help advance Canada’s leadership in clean technology.

Sustaining Member

$ 5,000 for accelerators, associations annually

Includes:

  • Knowledge building

  • Connectivity to the cleantech ecosystem

  • Promotion of your activities through social media

  • Access to CCTA team expertise to support your programs

  • Logo on website and newsletter

  • Eligibility for a board seat

  • Participation in policy development

  • Determining advocacy priorities

  • Input into current affairs issues management

Companies can get involved through event sponsorships or annual corporate sponsorships—both great ways to boost your visibility with policymakers and key players in Canada’s cleantech community.