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Mapping Canada's Cleantech Pathway:
Opportunities in SEA
This project was prepared for our client, Reaction (RXN) Hub - a not-for-profit innovation hub based in Kingston, Ontario, dedicated to supporting the scale-up and manufacturing of chemical technologies that address complex global challenges.
As the 2nd report in our “Mapping Canada’s Cleantech Pathway” series, it analyzes why now is the right time for Canadian cleantech to engage in Southeast Asia. The report covers:
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32 historical SEA investments in Canadian cleantech (2015–2025)
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Strategic entry points: Why Singapore and Indonesia matter
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Two emerging sectors for Canadian innovators in the region
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16 ecosystem players to engage for capital access & partnerships
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Mapping Canada's Cleantech Pathway:
Opportunities in Cambodia
We had the honor to join the Cambodia-Canada Investment Roundtable led by H.E. Sun Chanthol, Deputy Prime Minister of Cambodia. We'd like to share key insights and reflections from the roundtable via a Briefing Report, covering:
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Why invest in Cambodia post-2025
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Opportunities for Canada's cleantech
This Briefing builds on Ecosystem 17's earlier report, “Mapping Canada’s Cleantech Pathways: Opportunities in Singapore and Indonesia”, extending the analysis to Cambodia’s cleantech priorities and opportunities for Canada.
Mapping Canada's Cleantech Pathway: Opportunities in Japan
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This project is delivered for our Client Reaction (RXN) Hub, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting the scale-up and manufacturing of chemical technologies that address complex challenges based in Kingston, Ontario.
The Report aims to identify Japanese corporates and ecosystem players with potential to invest in, adopt, or acquire Canadian clean technologies, and to provide actionable insights into their investment behaviour and engagement pathways.
The 2025 trade turmoil is a wake-up call for Canada to reduce US reliance and take bolder steps to Asia for diversified capital and supply chain. For the cleantech sector, Japan is an ideal entry point, with urgent decarbonization goals and a track record of corporate-led investment overseas.
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Canada Cleantech Innovation 2020-2025 Ecosystem Report
This Report is based on a detailed ecosystem mapping of:
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90 new cleantech startups founded in Canada between 2020 and 2025
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65 local cleantech funding resources
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8 professors with recent successes in lab research commercialization
4 Topics are discussed in the Report
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Emerging cleantech innovation trends
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Funding landscape for the 89 new startups and opportunities for investors
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Local cleantech funding landscape
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Gaps and opportunities in university research commercialization
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Fund Raising for a Canadian Cleantech Company in APAC
We’re supporting a Canadian cleantech firm in sourcing funding from Singapore and Japan as part of the Client's global fundraising strategy across Q2 - Q3 2025, aligned with their ongoing pilots and accelerated expansion across APAC.
Non-Dilutive Cleantech Funding Programs in Canada
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A quick mapping of non-dilutive funding opportunities for Canadian cleantech Founders. Canada offers incredible grant opportunities at both the federal and provincial levels for cleantech startups. VCs often expect Founders to acquire non-dilutive funding before they put money in. Founders should fully explore these resources for a smarter capital stack.