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INCA Renewtech earns grant to complete biocomposites development, conduct consumer line trials
Alberta Innovates funding will drive refinement of INCA’s hemp fiber biocomposite, vertical integration by 2026 and trials with Tier 1 automotive customers.
Natural Fiber-based Composites Near Commercialization in Auto Sector
INCA will purchase hemp biomass from farmers, refine the renewable resource, and produce advanced composites for the automotive and other industries. Pictured from left to right: Paul Bullock, head of Canadian operations, INCA Renewtech; Jan Slaski, principal researcher, …
Redefining Sustainability: The Rise of INCA Renewable Technologies Inc
Have you ever imagined a plant-based car or boat? This is gradually becoming a reality as vehicle manufacturing giants are shifting toward a zero-carbon policy. One organization has embarked on a quest for a greener and more sustainable future, enabling …
INCA Renewtech earns grant to complete biocomposites development, conduct consumer line trials
Alberta Innovates funding will drive refinement of INCA’s hemp fiber biocomposite, vertical integration by 2026 and trials with Tier 1 automotive customers.
INCA Renewable Technologies (INCA Renewtech, Kelowna, BC, Canada) announces that it has been approved for a $202,534 grant from …
INCA Renewtech Secures $204K for Hemp-Based Composites Trials
INCA Renewtech announces $204,534 grant from Alberta Innovates to complete development and conduct consumer line trials for hemp-based advanced composites.
Hemp processing and advanced manufacturing plant for automotive, marine, wind energy and consumer products industries to be located in Alberta, Canada
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True Elements, a global Water Intelligence company features INCA co-founder, Camille Saltman in Thought Leader series Water Matters
Camille Saltman, Co-founder INCA Renewtech
“Camille Saltman. What a breath of fresh air! Both informative and solutions driven insights on the impact of plastics in our environment. It is hard to believe that in today’s age we are dumping …
Financing Canada’s transition from a hydrocarbons to carbohydrates economy
By Camille Saltman
Artificial Intellegence, for all its potential benefits, is gobbling up investment dollars while reducing jobs, consuming vast amounts of electricity, and increasing carbon emissions. In contrast, encouraging investment in advanced bio-based composites made from Canada’s agricultural resources would …