Battery-Grade Graphite: A Canadian Low-GHG Solution From Regolith Resources
Nelson, British Columbia; Mississauga, Ontario
prj-ca-ggt-regolith-graphite
What does the record establish?
The current NRCan EIP profile lists the project as Active, with a C$4,750,000 agreement value and C$12,262,850 project total; it gives no payment or construction date. GGT's 11 August 2026 official post says its Mississauga graphite-purification demonstration facility was entering final-stage commissioning. The post does not identify the NRCan award by name, so the linkage is recorded with that limitation; no commercial operation or project completion is inferred. Review on 3 October 2026 found no later project-specific primary disclosure.
Financial standing
1 directly linked instruments. Recorded financial states: Announced. A commitment, a payment and a project cost remain separate.
Inspect instruments and termsLegal and policy context
1 parent policy records; 0 project designations. Designation confers standing, not finance. Material and stage overlaps with controls do not establish a restriction on this project.
Read the policy recordsIndustrial evidence
No source-reviewed project milestone is published in this corpus. Financing records may still contain attributed activity reports; this gap does not establish inactivity.
See evidence gapsFinancial evidence and chronology
Each instrument keeps its own financial history. These dates describe financial states, not construction or production. Amounts are the current recorded terms, not historical amounts at every date below.
Instrument not specified · Natural Resources Canada (Energy Innovation Program)Funding amount: $4,750,000 · Announced · Commitment
- Provider organizations
- Natural Resources Canada
- Recipient
- Green Graphite Technologies Inc. (GGT)Green Graphite Technologies Inc.
- Legal authority as stated
- Not stated in this financial record
· Announced
Announced at PDAC as part of "up to $165.2 million for 22 Canadian projects".
Natural Resources Canada
No additional structured terms are recorded. See the full instrument for its evidence and qualifications.
NRCan's 3 March 2026 announcement records the C$4,750,000 EIP award as announced. Its current project profile lists the project as Active and gives a C$12,262,850 project total, but does not disclose a signed agreement date, disbursement or payment. On 11 August 2026, Green Graphite Technologies said its Mississauga graphite-purification demonstration facility was entering the final stages of commissioning. The location and process match the Regolith project record; the company post does not name the EIP award, so physical status is limited to commissioning and is not treated as grant payment, commercial operation or completion.
Full financial instrument, conditions and field-level evidenceCapital stack
One layer per value role. Only committed public money, and joint-vehicle money apart from it, is summed, per currency; everything else is listed. There is no total across layers.
Public commitments
1 row · summed per currencyCommitted to a recipient by a government or public enterprise, at the status each row states. A contracted, partially disbursed or disbursed row is binding because an agreement is executed; payment is tracked separately by status. A contracted row need not mean funds are obligated or paid, and a partially disbursed row is not fully paid. Summed per currency and per instrument, never across either; a part is never added to its package.
CAD
Instrument not specified1 row
Listed, not summed: the sources name no instrument the tracker's vocabulary covers.
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Source-reviewed industrial observations
No source-reviewed project milestone is published for this undertaking. Any financing-row activity reports below remain attributed observations, not independently reviewed project milestones. Missing evidence does not establish inactivity.
Policy context
These records directly parent the project's finance or designation entries. Their presence does not establish a causal effect on industrial activity.
3 Mar 2026 · Active
Government of Canada invests to unlock Canada’s critical minerals advantage (PDAC 2026 funding announcement)
Natural Resources Canada
Control clauses on the same materials and stages
Clauses whose covered items share a material and a supply-chain stage with this project, with their legal status on 3 Nov 2026. An overlap of items, not a finding that the project is affected.
Record
- Sponsors
- Green Graphite Technologies Inc.Company
- Location
- Nelson, British ColumbiaCAMississauga, OntarioCA
- Stages
- Processing
- Materials
- GraphiteTracked materials only
- Programmes
- None recorded
- Latest financing-row activity report
- Commissioning11 Aug 2026Green Graphite Technologies Inc.
What remains unknown
Gaps describe the available SMPT record. They do not establish that an activity did not occur.
- No project-native source-reviewed industrial milestone is published. Attributed activity in financing histories remains a separate evidence class; no exact milestone date or facility-wide conclusion is inferred.
- Historical amount review is incomplete. Current amounts cannot be read as a time series of earlier commitments.
- Structural links and shared materials do not demonstrate that a government measure caused an industrial outcome.
Evidence
Every project fact names the source that states it.
Backgrounder: Government of Canada invests to unlock Canada’s critical minerals advantage
Natural Resources Canada
- Fields supported
- Name · Sponsors · Materials · Location
- Evidence level
- Explicit
- Location in document
- Energy Innovation Program: Green Graphite Technologies entry
Backgrounder: Government of Canada invests to unlock Canada’s critical minerals advantage
Natural Resources Canada
- Fields supported
- Supply-chain stages
- Evidence level
- Ambiguous
- Location in document
- Energy Innovation Program: Green Graphite Technologies entry
- Qualification
- "upgrade near-surface graphite for use in lithium-ion batteries", read as processing.
Battery-Grade Graphite: A Canadian Low-GHG Solution from Regolith Resources
Natural Resources Canada
- Fields supported
- Name · Sponsors · Location · Supply-chain stages · Materials
- Evidence level
- Explicit
- Location in document
- Project profile: Lead Proponent, Partners, Location and Project Objectives
- Qualification
- The current NRCan EIP profile confirms the project name, Green Graphite Technologies as lead proponent, Weaver Energy as partner, BC/ON locations and the high-purity graphite processing objective.
Green Graphite Technologies Inc.
- Fields supported
- Location
- Evidence level
- Ambiguous
- Location in document
- Opening sentence
- Qualification
- GGT's official post identifies a Mississauga graphite-purification demonstration facility entering final-stage commissioning. This corroborates activity at the project's recorded Mississauga location, but the post does not use the Regolith project title.
| Source | Fields supported | Evidence level | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Backgrounder: Government of Canada invests to unlock Canada’s critical minerals advantage Natural Resources Canada · Source dossier |
| Explicit | Energy Innovation Program: Green Graphite Technologies entry |
| Backgrounder: Government of Canada invests to unlock Canada’s critical minerals advantage Natural Resources Canada · Source dossier |
| Ambiguous "upgrade near-surface graphite for use in lithium-ion batteries", read as processing. | Energy Innovation Program: Green Graphite Technologies entry |
| Battery-Grade Graphite: A Canadian Low-GHG Solution from Regolith Resources Natural Resources Canada · Source dossier |
| Explicit The current NRCan EIP profile confirms the project name, Green Graphite Technologies as lead proponent, Weaver Energy as partner, BC/ON locations and the high-purity graphite processing objective. | Project profile: Lead Proponent, Partners, Location and Project Objectives |
| Our Mississauga graphite purification demonstration facility is entering the final stages of commissioning. Green Graphite Technologies Inc. · Source dossier |
| Ambiguous GGT's official post identifies a Mississauga graphite-purification demonstration facility entering final-stage commissioning. This corroborates activity at the project's recorded Mississauga location, but the post does not use the Regolith project title. | Opening sentence |
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