Top 7 Green Energy startups in Vancouver

Sep 01, 2026
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NexGen Energy
Funding: $1.6B
NexGen Energy is uranium exploration and development company. Rook I, NexGen’s flagship project can produce up to 30 million pounds of uranium a year. Its state-of-the-art infrastructure designed with automation and safety at its core, supported by two vertical shafts that will transport people, materials and ore while providing fresh air to the underground workings.
2
enCore Energy
Funding: $256.1M
enCore Energy is a uranium developer and explorer focusing on advancing its portfolio of ISR and conventional assets.
3
Ionomr
Funding: $50.3M
Ionomr has developed revolutionary ion exchange membrane technology that drastically improves efficiency and performance while minimizing cost and environmental impact: hydrogen generation to fuel the hydrogen economy, hydrogen fuel cells to power vehicles, ships, buildings, conversion of CO2 to synthetic fuels
4
Nexterra
Funding: $40.8M
Nexterra delivers advanced gasification systems to self-generate clean, low cost heat and power using waste fuels.
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Nexus Uranium
Funding: CA$13.1M
Nexus is is a uranium exploration company focused on meeting growing uranium demand driven by the nuclear energy renaissance. It operates an advancing a portfolio of uranium projects in the US and Canada. The Company’s US projects are potentially amenable to in-situ recovery (ISR) mining methods.
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Soma Energy
Funding: $7M
Soma Energy has built an AI platform serving power producers and data centers, helping both optimize their energy assets in real time to save money and extend their available power. The technology coordinates resources including wind, solar and batteries and the management of energy demands such as data center workloads.
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dPoint Technologies
Funding: $6.1M
dPoint develops and sells membranes and energy recovery technology that significantly improve the energy efficiency and air quality in buildings. It has adapted its patented fuel-cell heat and humidity exchanger technology for use in energy recovery ventilator systems, which transfer heat and humidity between the intake and exhaust in a residential or commercial building’s ventilation system.
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