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European cleantech meets Canadian demand: EU-Canada Cleantech Innovation Showcase in Vancouver

01.10.2026 Press and information team of the Delegation to CANADA

VANCOUVER – The Delegation of the European Union to Canada invites media to the EU-Canada Cleantech Innovation Showcase, organized by the EU-funded Low Carbon Business Action in Canada project (LCBA Canada). The event brings Canadian decision makers, buyers, investors, and public-sector leaders together with 20 European cleantech companies whose technologies respond to specific Canadian needs in buildings, water, energy, data centres and remote communities. It comes at a time when Canada and the EU are deepening their cooperation on clean growth and supply-chain resilience.

Speakers: H.E. Geneviève Tuts, Ambassador of the European Union to Canada (keynote remarks, online); David Sanguinetti, President, Sanguinetti Engineering, and former CEO of Foresight Canada; Luigi Scarpa de Masellis, Senior Advisor, Economic and Commercial Affairs, Delegation of the European Union to Canada; and Jae Mather, Chief Innovation Officer, ClimateDoor (partner of the LCBA Canada project).

Featured companies: 20 European companies from across Europe, in five areas: built environment; water and blue economy; energy resilience and grid; data centres and digital infrastructure; and remote and Indigenous communities (full list below)

Date: Tuesday, 6 October 2026, from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM Pacific Time (11:30 AM to 3:00 PM in Ottawa, 5:30 PM to 9:00 PM in Brussels)

Location: Northeastern University, Vancouver campus, 410 West Georgia Street, Suite 1400 (14th floor), Vancouver, BC

Notes for the media:

  • This is an invitation-only event with limited in-room places. Media may attend in person or online. Please confirm your attendance by Monday, 5 October to Jamie Moran (contact details below), who will register you and send online connection details.
  • Online or onsite interviews with the can be arranged upon request 
  • Photography and filming are permitted. All attendees sign a photo release form on arrival.
  • A press pack with profiles of the featured companies by theme will be available at the venue.

 

  • Media contact on the day:
    Jamie Moran, ClimateDoor, on behalf of LCBA Canada 
    jamie@climatedoor.com | +1 604 861 5610

 

 

Background notes:

About the EU-Canada Cleantech Innovation Showcase
The showcase uses a rapid problem-to-solution format: Canadian market challenges are presented and matched with complementary European technologies, followed by themed breakout stations, live questions and answers with EU companies joining online, and structured networking. The featured companies were selected for their relevance to a live Canadian market need, commercial readiness, track record with Canadian partners, distinctiveness and balanced representation across the EU. After the event, LCBA Canada will arrange one-to-one meetings between interested Canadian organizations and relevant EU companies.

Featured companies by theme
Built environment: Hydraloop Systems (Netherlands), JUUNOO (Belgium), FN Nano (Czech Republic), Coral Construction Technologies (Czech Republic)
Water and blue economy: Iadys (France), Waterly (Poland), Primozone (Sweden), Clarity SAS / Clean Water Tabs (France)
Energy resilience and grid: Mitis (Belgium), Enogia (France), Enerpoly (Sweden), EluMobility (Germany)
Data centres and digital infrastructure: Submer (Spain), Polar Developments (Spain), Fruggr (France), Enogia (France)
Remote and Indigenous communities: KiRa Technology (Italy), Energy of Tomorrow (Hungary), Wayout (Sweden), Vergnet (France)

About LCBA Canada
The Low Carbon Business Action Canada project (LCBA Canada) is funded by the European Union and delivered in partnership with ClimateDoor, ICF and CESO. It connects commercially ready EU cleantech SMEs with Canadian buyers, integrators, utilities, municipalities and Indigenous communities, and supports those relationships through to signed commercial agreements. More information: lcbacanada.eu 
 

About the Delegation of the European Union to Canada
Established in 1976, the Delegation of the European Union to Canada is a fully-fledged diplomatic mission and, as such, the natural contact point in Canada between the EU and the Canadian authorities. It also has a strong public diplomacy mandate designed to enhance the knowledge and understanding of the European Union as well as EU-Canada relations.