Industrial Facility Track
$10,000,000.00
Grant
Description:
Under the Industrial Facility track, eligible projects include those that support the implementation of energy efficiency and energy management solutions. These activities are intended for industrial facilities that are engaged in energy consuming processes that involve the physical or chemical transformation of materials or substances into new products.
Comments on Funding:
The Industrial Facility track offers financial assistance for projects that enhance energy efficiency. You could receive up to 50% of eligible costs (up to 100% for Indigenous or not-for-profit organizations), from a minimum of $40,000 to a maximum of $10 million per proposal.
March 31, 2025
Eligibility:
Applicants must be Canadian facilities engaged in energy-consuming processes that transform materials into new products.
Application Steps:
Applicants must:
1. Request the Application Package: Email to get the Application Guide, Project Workbook, CIPEC Leader letter, and Application Form.
2. Access the Online Portal: Register for an account or log in with your existing credentials. Access Web Portal through the link
3. Fill out your application: Use the online portal to fill out your proposal information and upload necessary documents.
4. Submit before the deadline: Ensure your proposal is submitted on time to be considered.
Documentation Needed:
For more information about the GIFMP, please contact NRCan via email.
Other Things to Note:
NRCan will conduct a preliminary assessment to confirm completeness and eligibility of the proposal and alignment with program goals, objectives, and guiding principles, including Canada’s climate targets.
Applications will then be evaluated using a set of merit-based criteria, including the extent to which the proposal addresses assessment criteria such as:
awareness and uptake of industrial energy efficiency and energy management
outcomes and benefits
risks and mitigation
NRCan will make funding decisions that take into consideration the assessment results, the risk level of the project, and other factors such as: regional distribution of funding; distribution of funding across industry sub-sectors, organizations, and eligible activities; and distribution and availability of funding.
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