Clean Fuels Fund – Indigenous-led Building New Domestic Production Capacity

About this program

Provides funding of up to $50 million per project (maximum 50% of total project costs) for capital projects and up to $5 million per project (maximum 75% of total project costs) for feasibility and FEED studies, specifically for Indigenous-led initiatives to build new domestic clean fuel production capacity. This call for proposals is currently closed.

What this program funds

Natural Resources Canada operates the Clean Fuels Fund – Indigenous-led Building New Domestic Production Capacity program to support clean fuel production projects led by Indigenous organizations.

The program funds capital projects that build new domestic production capacity for clean fuels, biofuels, and hydrogen. It also supports feasibility and FEED (Front End Engineering Design) studies for these initiatives. Eligible applicants include Indigenous organizations, nonprofits, businesses, and industry participants working in clean fuels, biofuels, hydrogen, energy, and cleantech sectors across Canada.

Funding is available as grants. Capital projects can receive up to 50 million dollars per project, with funding covering a maximum of 50 percent of total project costs. Feasibility and FEED studies can receive up to 5 million dollars per project, with funding covering a maximum of 75 percent of total project costs.

The call for proposals is currently closed. No reopening date is listed in available sources.

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