Grant

IAC Grant Program (IP funding)

Innovation Asset Collective (IAC) · Federal (all of Canada)

OpenCleanTechResearch
Funding
Up to $20,000
Up to $20,000 per application
Deadline
Ongoing
Open, accepted on an ongoing basis (no fixed deadline).
Type
Grant
Company stage
SME, Early Stage / Startup
Limited to: CleanTech only. Only applicants in this group can apply.

Overview

Grant funding to help SMEs in data-driven cleantech remain competitive while scaling, supporting intellectual property (IP) development and growth. Administered by Innovation Asset Collective (IAC), an independent membership-based not-for-profit.

Who can apply

  • Open to SMEs in data-driven cleantech that are IAC members
  • the grant program is open to all Full Members in good standing with IAC (Associate Members eligible for lower amounts).
  • Projects should align with the organization's IP strategy, demonstrate business impact, and align with the IAC mandate.
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What it can pay for

R&DAdvisoryCommercialization

Past recipients

No public list of past recipients is linked for this program yet.

Official source

Program details change. Always confirm eligibility, amounts and deadlines on the official page before you apply.

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Last checked by SeedPort: Oct 15, 2026. SeedPort is not affiliated with the funder. Information is summarized from public sources and may be out of date.