Canada Cleantech Alliance

20 communications in the past year

What they’re lobbying about

Support CCTAs policy engagement and submission of comments, from a clean technology perspective, on the Government of Canadas Budget 2025 commitment to launch a strategy in 2026 to address early-stage growth funding gaps faced by Canadian firms. Promote policy and program adjustments that accelerate international market access for Canadian clean technology exporters, with a focus on sectors where Canada holds competitive advantage

— Roberto Chávez and Teodora Durca of Sussex Strategy Group

Recent activity

Mar 20, 2026

Roberto Chávez contacted Jared Forman

Mar 5, 2026

Teodora Durca contacted Nasser Haidar and Galen Richardson

Teodora Durca contacted Evelia Manach and Ian Williams

Mar 3, 2026

Teodora Durca contacted Samuel Millar

Mar 2, 2026

Roberto Chávez and Teodora Durca contacted Neeraj Bhalla, Debbie Scharf, Wale Oyebanjo, Etienne-Rene Massie, Yasmin Atassi, Tim Logan and Samuel Millar

Teodora Durca contacted Neeraj Bhalla

Feb 18, 2026

Roberto Chávez contacted Jared Forman and Brenna Walsh

Feb 9, 2026

Roberto Chávez contacted Shawn Grover

Toronto government contacts

Debbie ScharfAssistant Deputy minister, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Designated public office holder2

Jared FormanSenior Policy Advisor, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), Designated public office holder2

Neeraj BhallaDirector of Stakeholder Engagement, Global Affairs Canada (GAC), Designated public office holder2

Samuel MillarAssistant Deputy minister, Finance Canada (FIN), Designated public office holder2

Tim LoganSenior Policy Advisor, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED), Designated public office holder2

Their lobbyists

Roberto ChávezSussex Strategy Group11

Teodora DurcaSussex Strategy Group9