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In the diversified economy of Manitoba, the clean technology and environmental industries do not always occupy a prominent position, but this is starting to change.
As the global low-carbon movement becomes crucial in tackling climate change,
The technology industry is becoming the target of significant innovation spending in Canada and around the world.
It's probably clean-tech was a $1-
The global industrial scale will reach $2 in 2016.
Between 5 trillion and 2020, $90 trillion may be invested in green infrastructure over the next 15 years. The two-
Western Canada Clean Technology Innovation Forum in Winnipeg this week
The largest event organized by Manitoba Environmental Industry Association (MEIA)—
Just a small example of how important and up to date interest in cleaningtech is.
While organizing the event, Margo Shaw, executive director of MEIA, was surprised by the number of businesses in the province.
"I understand the various companies that work in this field, and I don't know," she said . ".
"I am a person who should use his fingers to catch the pulse of what is happening.
Environmental Industry and cleaning
Technical Activities in Manitoba generated $2.
Revenue was 5 billion last year.
In addition to traditional environmental companies that deal with hazardous waste and water treatment, there are many other new companies that are working to improve the environment.
There's a debate about what's clean.
Within the scope of MEIA's consideration of redevelopment, technologybranding.
Cleaning in the introduction-
Technology at the conference, Bruce DUDLEY, senior deputy
President of Ottawa Delphi Group
Basic consulting firm for sustainable development and environmental risk management
Technology is any process or product that is beneficial to the environment.
Dudley said Canadian companies should go all out to develop processes in almost all industries, from natural resources, energy to pharmaceutical and agriculture.
"Most of the players are clean --
Small space for technologyand medium-
"Dudley said.
"It is important that they stand up and be counted, because in the history of the country, there is more money at work than ever before.
He and Thomas homer
Dixon of the University of Waterloo-
He gave a strong speech on the "survival threat" facing the world and the opportunities that exist in cleaningtech —
It advocates that Canadian industry takes the lead in developing new technologies that can be exported to all parts of the world.
Darrell Brown, former chairman of the Aboriginal Chamber of Commerce and owner of commercial furniture in Winnipeg Kisik, has become a new member of the cleaning industrytech industry.
After Brown became part of the intensive training program, he is currently working as a consultant for Lumos Energy in a micro-enterprise
Gulls Bay grid project in the first country in the north of Ont Lei Bay.
This will significantly reduce the dependence on diesel and provide electricity to 135 of the population. The $7-million micro-
The grid, solar panels and battery storage systems will reduce the community's diesel consumption by 25 after completing the project within one year, and will be further reduced in subsequent years.
At least four First Nations in Manitoba rely entirely on diesel to power their communities.
Being able to provide renewable energy to remote communities in Canada is a technology that is very much needed in remote areas around the world, "it will be one of the first countries in Canada that they will have and operate a new energy network, brown said.
"They will never have access to the existing energy network.
"This is the innovation --
Growing demand and willingness to invest
This makes Homer
Dickson believes the shift to clean technology could start sooner than people had previously predicted.
For example, he said no expert expected a rapid drop in solar costs.
He said that although the US government has taken some measures, this is very important. S.
The rest of the world remains committed after withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement.
"What happened in the United States? S.
He said.
He thinks the next general
Technology Transformation-
Following the introduction of the 19 th century railway and electricity, the internal combustion engine earlier in the 20 th and the personal computer later in the 20 th century --
Green energy technology. Homer-
Dixon said, "from the perspective of the global economy,
Growth trajectory since 2008-
The financial crisis is likely to be clean-
Technology is the next wave of technological innovation. it will bring us out of the trough.
The growth track may be the source of major productivity and innovation.
We just have to do it. "martin. cash@freepress. mb.