Canada’s investment in Arctic energy infrastructure offers many opportunities for U.S. energy companies.

Canada’s investments in nuclear power generation offer opportunities for U.S. firms specializing in energy and technology. This report provides a 2025 update.

On October 21, 2024, it became mandatory for all U.S. companies registered for Canada’s Non-Resident Importer Program to comply with the CARM initiative.

Offshore wind energy development in Canada’s Atlantic provinces presents opportunities for U.S. suppliers and solution providers

Canada is a global leader in AI and its multibillion dollar investments in technology and R&D will open opportunities for U.S. exporters.

Investments in Canada’s battery manufacturing and zero emissions electric vehicles (EV) represents significant business opportunities for U.S. companies.

The Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund presents opportunities for U.S. companies with expertise in disaster mitigation technologies and services.

Canada’s Atlantic provinces are leveraging their expertise in renewable energy and nuclear technology to make hydrogen central to achieving net-zero goals.

Canada’s increased defense budget will offer numerous opportunities for U.S. suppliers of military equipment and technology.

The expected increase of flooding in Canada provides new opportunities for U.S exporters of natural disaster solutions.

Housing challenges in Northern Canada may present opportunities for U.S. manufacturers of affordable housing to build partnerships and offer potential solutions

U.S.- Canada bilateral education relationship offer opportunities for U.S. institutions.

Canada’s rare earth element reserves offers opportunities for U.S. mining equipment exporters to ensure the safety of the North American Defense Supply Chain.

Increased Cyberattacks in Canada Offers Opportunities for U.S. Cyber Security Technologies.

Investing in Canada Plan brings opportunities for U.S. companies to address Canada’s Infrastructure gap.