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Home > About > News > Water Innovation Program by the numbers 2024
March 20, 2024
Learn how Alberta Innovates' Water Innovation Program has grown since its conception.
From June 2015 to March 2024, the Water Innovation Program has invested $40,380,959.00 and created a total project value of $145,472,661.00 in 101 projects. That’s almost $2.50 of value for every dollar invested.
The value of these investments goes beyond dollars and cents; they have created a tightly knit and influential water innovation ecosystem in Alberta that has:
All of this has been done in collaboration with business support services offered by Alberta Innovates, the applied research services offered by Innotech Alberta and the testing facilities available through C-FER Technologies.
March 22, 2024
Learn more about how Alberta Innovates is tackling complex water challenges in a changing world.
A multidisciplinary team of researchers are setting out to untangle the connections between groundwater and surface water in the Edmonton region of the North Saskatchewan River Basin.
A team of engineers at C-FER Technologies developed an Inland Waterway Simulator to find better ways to clean up after oil spill events.
The Alberta Water Council has taken proactive steps by bringing together a team of industry, government, First Nations and non-governmental organizations to address the province’s water management...
H2nanO are developing a sustainable, low-carbon and cost-effective water treatment solution for tailings ponds to ensure more water is available for reuse and potentially even release.
InnoTech Alberta is leading a project to explore mountain, surface and ground water hydrology.
A new water treatment facility in Drayton Valley is piloting Artificial Intelligence to enhance both the environmental sustainability and the cost-effectiveness of their operations.
If wetlands are the model of effective water treatment, why not put nature in control of our wastewater and stormwater? Innovators right here in Alberta are doing just that.