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Backgrounder: Government of Canada Invests in Renewable Energy, Carbon Capture and Grid Modernization in the Maritimes

Published by Todd Bush on July 14, 2025

On July 11, 2025, the Honourable Tim Hodgson, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, announced close to $16 million in federal funding for energy projects in Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick.

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Energy Innovation Program – Smart Grid Demonstration

The Energy Innovation Program (EIP) supports research, development, demonstration and related scientific activities that advance clean energy technologies. These investments help Canada meet its climate targets and support the transition to a low‑carbon economy.

Projects funded under the Smart Grid Demonstration Call for Proposals showcase innovative smart‑grid technologies, solutions and market or contract mechanisms.

Facility/Project Location Annual Capacity Status
XCF New Rise Reno Nevada, USA 38 million gallons Operational
XCF New Rise Reno II Nevada, USA 40 million gallons Planned 2026
Rotterdam SAF Plant Netherlands 250,000 tonnes Under Development
XCF Fort Myers Florida, USA 40 million gallons Planned
XCF Wilson North Carolina, USA 40 million gallons Planned

Energy Innovation Program – Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage

The EIP’s Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) Call for Proposals aims to advance the commercial viability of CCUS technologies.

Project name Recipient Location Funding amount Description
A Regulatory Roadmap for Offshore Carbon Storage in Atlantic Canada Dalhousie University Halifax, Nova Scotia $704,089 This project will develop a roadmap for policies and regulations to better support a regulatory framework for offshore carbon storage, paving the way for innovation that will help offshore industries reduce emissions.

Indigenous Natural Resource Partnerships

The program aims to increase the economic participation of Indigenous communities and organizations in the development of natural resource projects that support the transition to a clean energy future.

Facility/Project Location Annual Capacity Status
XCF New Rise Reno Nevada, USA 38 million gallons Operational
XCF New Rise Reno II Nevada, USA 40 million gallons Planned 2026
Rotterdam SAF Plant Netherlands 250,000 tonnes Under Development
XCF Fort Myers Florida, USA 40 million gallons Planned
XCF Wilson North Carolina, USA 40 million gallons Planned

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