CTTÉI's Annual General Meeting held on September 19.
Photo: NathB
The Centre de transfert technologique en écologie industrielle (CTTÉI) broke all its records with sales of $2.2 million for the year 2018-2019. This amount represents a 38% increase over last year.
With nearly 100 projects completed for as many clients, the Centre has seen its revenues double in 3 years. Growing awareness of environmental issues is creating a favourable context for a wind of change among businesses and organizations.
The CTTÉI's hands-on approach and its ability to propose interesting solutions at the economic level also explain its success," explains Claude Maheux-Picard, Executive Director. The deployment of industrial symbiosis projects throughout Quebec, and even on Reunion Island, helps to distinguish the Centre's offer. »
Two major projects have made a difference over the past year: the awarding of an NSERC-funded Industrial and Territorial Ecology Research Chair, and significant funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation and the Ministry of Economy and Innovation to build a leading-edge clean technology platform. Many private, NPO and municipal partners support these projects, including RECYC-QUÉBEC and Desjardins.
Read our 2018-2019 Annual Report online!
Directors of the CTTÉI. 1st row : Annie Michaud (Fabspec), Claude Maheux-Picard, Executive Director, Anne Laganière (CRH Canada), President, Stéphanie Desmarais (Cégep de Sorel-Tracy), Secretary-Treasurer, Cécile Michoux (Cascades CS+), Vice-President. 2nd row: Luc Chabot (ArcelorMittal Long Products Canada), Jean Dubreuil (Carrières St-Dominique), Julie Collette (Gersol), François Prud'homme (Valusol), Richard Provençal (Minéraux Harsco), Pierre Tremblay (Terrapure). 3rd row : Arold Isaac (Genfoot), Gilles Bernardin (Valorisation Bernardin), Guillaume Hudon (Rio Tinto Fer et Titane), Nicolas Blackburn (Tafisa). Absent: Gilles Venne (Groupe Gagnon). Photo: NathB
