Canada-Germany Energy Partnership

Canada and Germany work together to accelerate the transition to a safe, secure, reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy system in both Canada and Germany, and around the world.

Illustration of the Political Dialogue between Canada and Germany

About the Energy-Partnership

The Canada-Germany Energy Partnership is an innitaitive by Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) and the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE) – established in March 2021.

11. September 2024
Fourth Annual Steering Committee Meeting
6. June 2023
Third Annual Steering Committee Meeting
30. March 2023
Canada-Germany Energy Day in Berlin

Information Hub

The Energy Partnership's Support Structure

To help carrying out its activities, the Canada-Germany Energy Partnership is supported by the Berlin-based think tank adelphi, which leads and coordinates the implementation on behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK), and the Canadian German Chamber of Industry and Commerce, which runs the German Secretariat of the Energy Partnership with Canada. The support structure is funded by BMWK.

If you wish to learn more about the Energy Partnership, please get in touch with Nicolai Pogadl, Head of Secretariat (nicolai.pogadl@germanchamber.ca). To stay up to date on Energy Partnership activities, please sign up to our bimonthly newsletter. You can do so following this link.

Hydrogen funding instruments

To support German and foreign companies that wish to implement hydrogen projects, the German government offers a variety of helpful measures.

These can be direct funding schemes, as well as de-risking instruments and overarching support for entering new markets. Under "read more", you will find an overview that provides informational guidance and can be used as a decision guide for finding the most suitable funding or support opportunity.