SR&ED Tax Credits

SR&ED for Clean Technology

Clean tech companies tackling the hardest problems in energy and sustainability are doing exactly the kind of work SR&ED was designed to reward — and Bill C-15 makes it more valuable than ever.

Check If Your Work Qualifies
Eligible Activities

What Qualifies in Clean Technology?

  • Renewable energy system design where novel configurations or performance targets involve technological uncertainty
  • Battery chemistry and storage innovation: new electrode materials, electrolyte formulations, or cycle-life improvement
  • Emissions reduction process development: novel catalysts, scrubbing systems, or combustion processes
  • Sustainable materials research: bio-based alternatives, recyclable composites, or low-carbon manufacturing inputs
  • Carbon capture technology: direct air capture systems, mineralization methods, or novel sorbent materials
  • Clean hydrogen production methods: electrolysis efficiency improvements, novel catalysts, or storage solutions
Bill C-15 Update

How Bill C-15 (2026) Affects Clean Technology

Capital equipment eligibility restoration is transformative for clean tech — lab apparatus, testing rigs, and specialized equipment acquired after December 15, 2024 are now claimable. Clean tech companies that also qualify for Clean Economy Investment Tax Credits under Bill C-15 can stack these with SR&ED for maximum benefit.

Our Advantage

Why a Former CRA SR&ED Claims Reviewer Makes the Difference

Kazem Naderi spent years at the CRA reviewing and assessing SR&ED claims across industries. He knows exactly what CRA looks for, what documentation survives scrutiny, and what language gets claims approved. That insider perspective is something no other consultant can offer.

Book a Free Eligibility Call
Frequently Asked Questions

Clean Technology SR&ED Questions, Answered