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Edmonton Global’s Upcoming Interview Series
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Here's the story of how industry, policy-makers, and Indigenous leaders are pioneering net-zero solutions, advancing hydrogen and carbon capture technologies, and supporting community-driven initiatives that are reshaping the energy landscape.
But this series is more than just a clean energy story. Highlights all the work happening in the Edmonton Region to meet Canada’s net-zero targets and support global emissions-reductions efforts.
Hydrogen, concrete, sustainable agriculture, waste to energy, sustainable aviation fuels, and more, are all a part of the Edmonton Region and Canada’s decarbonization story.
Why the Edmonton Region?
We’re designing Canada’s roadmap to a net-zero future
Our region boasts unmatched infrastructure for CO2 transportation and storage, positioning us at the forefront of sustainable innovation and carbon management.
Existing Infrastructure and Technology
Home to some of the largest CCUS facilities in the world with six carbon storage hubs. The Alberta Carbon Trunk Line, a 240 km pipeline, is a key part of the Region’s infrastructure, connecting industrial emitters to secure storage sites.
Government grants and tax credits for CCUS projects
Federal incentives up to 60% for clean technology projects, including hydrogen production and CCUS. Provincial incentives up to 12% towards capital for carbon capture and hydrogen production.
World class facilities and resources
Alberta outperforms other Canadian provinces per capita in number of engineers, manufacturing productivity, and labour cost. The region is also home to key enabling facilities such as University of Alberta, NAIT, C-FER Technologies, Innotech Alberta.