INCA Renewtech secures $200K grant from Alberta government for hemp-based bio-composites

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Kelowna's INCA Renewtech has received a grant of $204,534 from the Alberta government to develop hemp-based bio-composites. This funding comes from Alberta Innovates, aimed at promoting innovation in the province. The grant will support INCA Renewtech in refining hemp fiber and producing bio-plastics for automotive companies, including Toyota. The company plans to conduct full-scale trials of its products with these customers. INCA Renewtech also intends to build a plant in Vegreville, Alberta, to process hemp biomass. This initiative aims to create environmentally friendly materials and reduce carbon emissions in the automotive industry.


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