For the 2023 Budget, Canada Cleantech Alliance proposes the following: 1. An expansion of the 30% Investment Tax Credit (ITC)2. A Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit (MITC) modelled on the U.S. 45X MPTC and 48C ITC An open letter to Minister Freeland providing...
The Fall Economic Statement proposed a new investment tax credit for clean technologies. The tax credit will significantly reduce capital costs and facilitate investments in cleantech. Take advantage of this mechanism that has the potential to massively spur cleantech...
Over the last months, we’ve been advocating for a specific set of tools – our 3 key policy recommendations – to support the cleantech sector: a 30% refundable investment tax credit, the inclusion of crown corporations in the Greening Government Strategy, and...
The Liberal Government has moved the climate agenda forward by leveraging Canada’s cleantech sector – what are the key policies the Liberals are currently envisioning to propel the sector forward? What’s missing or needs work? What can the sector do to help move...
This past April close to 500 cleantech leaders from across Canada, as well as two federal Ministers, two Parliamentary Secretaries, two opposition leaders and an opposition Shadow Minister, participated in our first Canada Cleantech Week on the Hill. The week-long...
In collaboration with the Hydrogen Business Council, Canada Cleantech Alliance has submitted feedback on Canada’s Draft Hydrogen Strategy. Take a look at the submission.
Take a look at CanadaCleantech Alliance’s response to the Speech from the Throne on September 23, 2020 highlighting the need to support cleantech beyond carbon reduction technologies and providing policy recommendations that support the Canadian Government’s political...
