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Emissions Reduction Alberta commits $33 million to 17 cleantech projects

Emissions Reduction Alberta commits $33 million to 17 cleantech projects Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA), an organization that aims to help the province deliver on its environmental and economic goals, has committed $33 million to 17 cleantech projects as part of its Food, Farming, and Forestry Challenge. ERA claims since launching, it has committed $646 million to 204 projects worth over $4.5 billion. The challenge, launched in June 2020, was open to projects that support competitiveness and stimulate growth in the agriculture, agri-food, fibre, and forestry sectors. Combined with private sector investment, the total combined value of these projects is $107 million. The tech projects are expected to lead to a cumulative 2.7 million tonnes of CO2 emissions reductions by 2030.

New report indicates potential investing gap for BC s early-stage startups

New report indicates potential investing gap for BC’s early-stage startups A new analysis by Hockeystick of British Columbia’s deal activity for 2020 shows a gap in early-stage startup funding. Hockeystick’s BC Tech Report looks at how the province’s tech ecosystem fared in terms of deals and dollars, with data sourced through exclusive partnerships with organizations like the Canadian Venture Capital and Private Equity Association (CVCA). Hockeystick also compiles data from startups using its platform, as well as public data sources. In 2020, BC saw general capital support across all stages. Early-stage deals accounted for 31 percent of all deals, while Series A deals accounted for 20 percent, and late-stage deals accounted for 40 percent. Since Hockeystick’s Q2 2020 report, there has been consistent late-stage activity for the region.

AngelList launches new Roll Up Vehicles fundraising tool available to Canadian founders

AngelList launches new Roll Up Vehicles fundraising tool available to Canadian founders AngelList, a United States-based startup investment platform, has launched a new product aimed to help early-stage founders efficiently raise capital online. The tool, called Roll Up Vehicles (RUV), is available to Canadian founders and startups. With RUV, founders can use get a single link to allow investors to commit and send funds online. From there, AngelList manages the deal formation, collection of capital, accreditation, know-your-customer process, and signatures. “With Roll Up Vehicles, founders get a private special purpose vehicle through which up to 250 accredited angels and operators can invest.”

Pandemic levels capital playing field: Skip founder

Pandemic levels capital playing field: Skip founder
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NACO Announces the 2021 Edmonton Startup of the Year

NACO Announces the 2021 Edmonton Startup of the Year
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