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Laboratory Access Guides
Laboratory Access Guides
Government-run laboratories across Canada and the United States possess unique and state-of-the-art facilities in clean energy research and development. Several have expressed interest in making these facilities available to other researchers in government, industry, and academia, and to enter into collaborations and partnership arrangements with them, in order to advance the research, development, and demonstration of clean energy technologies. The Laboratory Access Guides below have been created as part of the Clean Energy Research, Development and Demonstration Collaboration Framework to:
- facilitate collaboration between the Canadian and American clean energy community;
- increase awareness of Canadian and American research and development capacity across the clean energy community; and
- break down barriers blocking collaborative use of specialized facilities in Canada and the United States.
Facilities in Canada
Following is a list of Canadian facilities which are open to American collaboration.
Canadian Laboratories| Laboratory name | PDF version |
|---|
| Canadian Hydraulics Centre at the National Research Council of Canada | PDF, 711 kb |
| CanmetENERGY, Natural Resources Canada | PDF, 216 kb |
| CANMET Materials Technology Laboratory, Natural Resources Canada | PDF, 249 kb |
| Centre for Surface Transportation Technology at the National Research Council of Canada | PDF, 506 kb |
| Emissions Research and Measurement Laboratories, 335 River Road, Environment Canada | PDF, 247 kb |
| Fuel Cell Innovation at the National Research Council of Canada | PDF, 280 kb |
| Industrial Materials at the National Research Council of Canada | PDF, 290 kb |
| Marine Biosciences at the National Research Council of Canada | PDF, 243 kb |
| Ocean Technology at the National Research Council of Canada | PDF, 198 kb |