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Anodyne Receives NRC IRAP Funding to Accelerate Sustainable Chemical Production
Manou Davies
Anodyne is pleased to announce that it is receiving advisory services and up to $999,000 in funding from the National Research Council Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC IRAP). This non-dilutive funding will be instrumental in accelerating Anodyne’s mission to bring cost-competitive sustainable chemicals to market.
Specifically, the contribution will be used to:
Accelerate R&D: Fast-track the development of formate and peroxide-based products.
Expand Technical Talent: Support the growth of our engineering and research teams.
Validate Innovation: Conduct rigorous testing and validation to meet global standards.
“We are grateful for this support from NRC IRAP that helps advance our research and development efforts,” said Manou Davies, CTO of Anodyne. “This funding allows us to move faster and stay at the forefront of innovation within the chemical sector.”
About Anodyne Chemistries
Anodyne Chemistries Inc. is a Burnaby, British Columbia company, founded in 2021, that makes low-carbon chemicals from CO₂, water and renewable electricity. Its Anozyme® bioelectric manufacturing platform pairs electrochemistry with proprietary immobilized enzymes and metal catalysts in a fully aqueous process, producing formate salts, formic acid, hydrogen peroxide and specialty aldehydes and alcohols. Anodyne installed its first industrial-scale pilot plant in Delta, BC, in 2026. Learn more at anodynechemistries.com.
