Location

GreenCentre Canada is located at Innovation Park at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Kingston is strategically located in the centre of the Toronto-Ottawa-Montreal triangle, encompassing the greatest concentration of academic research institutions in Canada.

Kingston boasts a highly educated workforce with the highest concentration of scientific and engineering PhDs in Canada. The city has been ranked in the top five “best places to live in Canada.”

Innovation Park at Queen’s University is a secure, 85,000-square-foot multi-tenant facility providing leasing space for the research and development divisions of industry, academia and government. Innovation Park facilitates the process of moving innovations to market.

News

July 27, 2010

GreenCentre awards $90,000 to advance research into “green” molecules and non-toxic chemical processes

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June 4, 2010

Saint Mary’s researcher receives GreenCentre funding to further develop specialized liquids for CO2 removal

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June 1, 2010

GreenCentre Canada attracts more than 100 Green Chemistry research disclosures

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Articles and Speeches

March 31, 2010

Scientific American

Canadian Scientists Put the Hex on Hexane Emissions
March 15, 2010

Chemical & Engineering News

Using CO₂ as a reversible trigger, novel solvent systems aim to facilitate greener reactions and product separations
March 11, 2010

Globe and Mail

Commercializing research: We've got the brains, now we need some brawn