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Energy/Cleantech Venture Fund
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Cyrium Technologies Inc. - Ottawa, Ontario
Cyrium Technologies is a developer and supplier of multi-junction Concentrator Photovoltaic (CPV) solar cells that utilize patented nanotechnology to provide cost effective, high efficiency solutions for utility scale terrestrial solar applications. Leveraging more than a decade of R&D in the area of semiconductor quantum dots, Cyrium is able to provide CPV system manufacturers with industry leading conversion efficiencies which enable them to achieve their optimum levelized cost of energy (LCOE).
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D-Wave Systems Inc. - Vancouver, British Columbia
D-Wave is building a new type of ultra-fast computational machine; a superconducting quantum computer whose speed will be far in excess of any current or future silicon-based processors. The company’s quantum computers will replace today’s supercomputers with their systems that have a much lower carbon footprint since they occupy less space and have much higher processing capability.
www.dwavesys.com |
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General Fusion Inc. - Burnaby, British Columbia
General Fusion is developing fusion technology known as Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF). The goal is to generate affordable, safe and plentiful energy without greenhouse gas emissions, pollution, or radioactive waste.
www.generalfusion.com |
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Nexterra - Vancouver, British Columbia
Nexterra develops, manufactures and delivers advanced gasification systems that enable customers to self-generate clean, low cost heat and power at industrial and institutional facilities using biomass fuels. By using renewable biomass fuels such as wood waste, Nexterra’s customers can dramatically reduce their energy costs and carbon footprint.
nexterra.ca |
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ProSep Inc. - Montréal, Quebec
ProSep is a technology-focused process solutions provider to the upstream oil and gas industry. ProSep designs, develops, manufactures and commercializes technologies to separate oil, water and gas generated by oil and gas production.
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REGEN Energy - Toronto, Ontario
REGEN Energy provides commercial, industrial, institutional, and multi-unit residential facilities with the ability to reduce their electrical demand charges by at least 25-30% using a practical, cost effective approach. REGEN offers an automated demand management, demand response, and load scheduling solution for electrical HVAC and discretionary loads in commercial and industrial settings.
www.regenenergy.com |
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Sutus - Burnaby, British Columbia
SUTUS is a leader in integrated small business communications technology. The company makes a complete “all-in-one” data, voice and networking solution designed specifically for franchise owners, national chains and small businesses. Bundling together enterprise-quality solutions for phone, data and networking with an intuitive management interface, the SUTUS Business Central™ provides small businesses with the functionality normally available only to large companies, helping them compete more effectively in today's market.
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SWITCH Materials - Burnaby, British Columbia
SWITCH Materials develops revolutionary new materials based on proprietary organic molecules that "switch" optical properties on command. SWITCH's molecular switches can be developed for a number of applications, especially in the areas of “smart windows” for energy saving architectural and automotive applications.
www.switchmaterials.com |
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Teradici Corporation - Burnaby, British Columbia
Teradici Corporation is a fabless semiconductor company developing innovative technology and solutions that deliver a PC user experience over IP networks (PCoIP®). Through a combination of unique algorithms and high-performance silicon processing, the company is focused on enabling a new approach for how personal computers are deployed and managed. Teradici’s technology enables companies to reduce their IT infrastructure, through elimination of CPUs using PCoIP® desktop virtualization technology. Hence, it decreases their carbon footprint through reduced power consumption.
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