Basic woven fabrics are made of two sets of threads: longitudinal “warp” threads and transverse “weft” threads. By integrating discrete threads into a cohesive fabric, the weaving process creates products that far exceed the strength and utility of the underlying parts.

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What does this have to do with G2G?

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Today, as humans continue to develop new green technologies and systems - we often create them in 'silos'. They are designed for a singular purpose and their scope remains in a tunnel-vision.

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Gray 2 Green is reimagining the very fabric that makes up this system. Our mission is to be the warp and weft of Canada’s green transition. We draw together disparate initiatives into a system greater than the sum of its parts.

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We're accelerating humanity's transition to a low carbon economy - by reimagining the underlying structure of how humans bring these systems to market.