Clir recognized as one of Canada's fastest growing renewable companies

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A new ranking from Corporate Knights pinpoints fastest-growing Canadian companies whose business activities align with the transition to a global clean economy.

Vancouver, 3 June 2022 - Clir Renewables, the market intelligence platform for wind and solar, today has been recognized as one of Canada’s fastest growing renewable companies by Corporate Knights Inc. in its inaugural rankings of the Future 50 Fastest-Growing Sustainable Companies in Canada.

The Future 50 ranking includes companies that derived at least 50 per cent of their revenue from clean business activities. To have been included in the ranking, each company must have experienced a year-over-year growth in revenue over the two most recently available fiscal years while having generated a minimum revenue threshold of $100,000.

Clir, which turned five at the start of this year, is an industry leading cleantech company. Built to accelerate renewable energy production and reduce humankind's impact on the planet, Clir incentivizes the shift to wind and solar energy through improved production, health, insurance and financing.

“We are proud to be included in the inaugural list of Canada’s fastest growing renewable companies along with others whose business activities align with the transition to a global clean economy,” said Gareth Brown, Chief Executive Officer, Clir Renewables. “As we grow, we continue to innovate, finding new ways to combine data, technology and industry expertise to help maximize the financial returns of wind and solar energy portfolios.”

“All companies are now in the business of dealing with climate change, whether they like it or not. Their ability to not only adapt but to also continue innovating and growing amidst uncertainty is admirable. Our reason for devising this unique list is our belief in the success of these companies being pivotal to creating a more sustainable Canada, as well as acting as inspiration for other entrepreneurs,” said Toby Heaps, founder and CEO of Corporate Knights .

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