Paul Stevers, P.Eng., Co-founder, ClimateSAN and President, Think Renewables Group

Paul Stevers is a Canadian engineer, inventor, entrepreneur, and co-founder of Climate Solutions Advancement Network (ClimateSAN). After graduating from the engineering program at University of Waterloo, he built a career focused on environmental technologies, renewable-resource solutions, and mission-driven innovation.

Paul began his entrepreneurial career in 1984 by co-founding Impax Incorporated and later joined Bio-Oxidation Inc. in the United States, where he helped develop advanced medical waste processing technologies and contributed to raising more than US$10 million in investment capital before the company was acquired by a public corporation.

Following the events of September 11, 2001, Paul shifted much of his focus toward developing practical solutions to help stabilize conflict-affected regions through technology, renewable resources, education, and economic development. Over the following years, he invested significant personal resources into initiatives designed to support long-term stability and opportunity in regions including Afghanistan and parts of Africa.

In 2004, Paul founded CharityHelp International (CHI), a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting children and communities in developing countries. In 2010, he founded Think Renewables Group, Inc. to develop technology solutions capable of operating in challenging environments, with applications in education, commerce, and telemedicine. In 2014, he established Think Renewables Group to coordinate and scale the operations of his various companies and initiatives.

In 2018, Paul co-founded Climate Solutions Advancement Network (ClimateSAN), an organization focused on accelerating investment and collaboration in climate mitigation and adaptation solutions. In 2022, he founded Integrated ClimateTech (iClimateTech) to advance integrated and scalable climate technologies designed to maximize environmental and social impact in a sustainable and commercially viable way.