As part of the Program to support industrial innovations in the transition toward a circular economy, InnovÉÉ is launching a call for projects to support industrial feasibility studies and the planning of innovative circular economy projects.
- Maximum assistance: $100,000, up to 50% of eligible expenses
- Private contributions: minimum of 30% of eligible expenses
- Taux de cumul des dépenses gouvernementales : maximum 70 % des dépenses admissibles
- Maximum study duration: 12 months
- 5% of the budget must be set aside for program management fees, collected by InnovÉÉ
Closing date = January 10, 2024
- Identify innovative circular economy initiatives at the scale of an industrial sector, a business sector, a territory or a community, in order to promote structuring projects in Quebec;
- Encourage partnerships and collaboration between industry players, businesses, public and private organizations, and local communities to create synergies and optimize the achievement of concrete results during project implementation;
- Favoriser la réalisation d'activités préalables à la concrétisation d'investissements contribuant à l'économie circulaire
- Benefit the development of several companies in the same or related sectors;
- Be of a one-time nature;
- Promote alliances, partnerships and networking across an industry, sector, territory or value chain;
- Promote the development of the circular economy
Studies can take several forms, such as:
- A study on the technological, commercial or competitive positioning of a sector related to the circular economy;
- A study or analysis aimed at solving a problem, issue or need common to several companies in the same or related sectors;
- A technico-economic feasibility study or a study to identify technologies that would promote industrial synergies;
- A study to develop deployment strategies, or to obtain strategic data on the scale of an industry, sector, territory or value chain in order to support their transition to a circular economy.
Program Guide
Questions?
For questions regarding the funding program, please register for the call or contact Mathilde Boucher