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When Countries Fail to Treat Cleantech as Strategic Technology

When Countries Fail to Treat Cleantech as Strategic Technology

by Lynn | May 15, 2026 | Advanced Technology, Our Work, Sector, Uncategorized

One of the recurring contradictions in economic and industrial policy discussions is that many governments now publicly describe cleantech as strategic, foundational, and critical to future competitiveness — while continuing to administer it operationally through...
Why Definitions Matter: Cleantech, Capital, and Canada’s Industrial Strategy

Why Definitions Matter: Cleantech, Capital, and Canada’s Industrial Strategy

by Lynn | May 8, 2026 | Advanced Technology, Our Work

In the first two blogs in this series, we explored how cleantech is often overlooked in discussions of advanced technology—and why that perception no longer reflects reality. But this is not just a question of definition. It is a question of how Canada competes....
Cleantech Is a Platform: Where Advanced Technologies Converge

Cleantech Is a Platform: Where Advanced Technologies Converge

by Lynn | May 3, 2026 | Our Work, Sector

In the previous blog, we made the case that cleantech should be recognized as a core part of Canada’s advanced technology landscape. The next step is to understand why. Cleantech is often perceived as a sector—alongside others like automotive or aerospace. But this...
Dual-Use Technologies: Where Climate Innovation Meets National Security

Dual-Use Technologies: Where Climate Innovation Meets National Security

by Lynn | Apr 2, 2026 | Defense, Our Work

As we wrap up this series on cleantech and defence, there’s one concept that sits at the center of the opportunity: Dual-use technologies. These are technologies developed for commercial markets that can also be applied in defence and security contexts—often with...
Resilient Bases: How Canadian Cleantech Can Strengthen Military Infrastructure

Resilient Bases: How Canadian Cleantech Can Strengthen Military Infrastructure

by Lynn | Mar 10, 2026 | Defense, Our Work

Military Bases: A Strategic Opportunity for Canadian Cleantech Modern military operations depend on reliable energy, resilient infrastructure, and secure supply chains. Increasingly, those requirements intersect with technologies often grouped under the label...
Clean Technologies for the North: Strengthening Canada’s Arctic Operations

Clean Technologies for the North: Strengthening Canada’s Arctic Operations

by Lynn | Feb 24, 2026 | Defense, Our Work

Canada’s Arctic is emerging as one of the most strategically important regions for national defence. As climate change reshapes access, mobility, and geopolitical interest in the North, the Canadian Armed Forces must operate in environments that are remote,...
Cleantech as a Strategic Enabler of Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy

Cleantech as a Strategic Enabler of Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy

by Lynn | Feb 17, 2026 | Defense, Our Work

Canada’s evolving security environment is driving a fundamental shift in how defence capability is defined. The focus is no longer limited to platforms and personnel. Increasingly, it is about resilience, readiness, and the ability to operate in disrupted...
Cleantech and Defence: Why This Conversation Matters for Canada

Cleantech and Defence: Why This Conversation Matters for Canada

by Lynn | Feb 10, 2026 | Defense, Our Work, Policy

When people hear “cleantech”, they often think of climate policy, emissions targets, or environmental regulation. But in Canada’s case, cleantech is increasingly a national security issue. Cleantech refers to technologies and systems that deliver energy,...
Budget 2025: A Moment to Strengthen Canada’s Industrial Strategy

Budget 2025: A Moment to Strengthen Canada’s Industrial Strategy

by Lynn | Nov 18, 2025 | Advocacy, Critical Minerals, Sector

Canada has an opportunity to align its natural resource strengths with the chemical, industrial, and advanced materials capabilities that will define success in the clean economy. Mining remains important, but value creation increasingly lies in the midstream — where...
Critical Materials: The Secret Sauce of Modern Defense

Critical Materials: The Secret Sauce of Modern Defense

by Lynn | Nov 13, 2025 | Critical Minerals, Our Work, Sector

💥 Critical Materials: The Secret Sauce of Modern Defense Let’s get one thing straight: it’s Critical Materials — not minerals — that make advanced manufacturing possible. Materials are what everything is made from: steel, aluminum, glass, plastic, silicon. Each has...
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