Alberta’s Industrial Heartland, spanning across multiple counties and cities, has evolved into Canada’s largest hydrocarbon processing hub with over C$45 billion in investments. The region, fueled by abundant feedstock and government support, aims to attract C$70 billion in investments by 2030 and continue growing sustainably. Factors driving this growth include accessibility to feedstock, advantages for decarbonization, and support from all government levels. Companies like Dow Inc. are leveraging these benefits for decarbonization projects like the $6.5 billion expansion of a petrochemicals plant in Fort Saskatchewan. Alberta's Industrial Heartland has significant storage capacity for CO2, enabling the region's decarbonization efforts. With infrastructure for blue hydrogen production and ideal conditions for CO2 sequestration, the region is well-positioned for sustainable growth and international prominence. The recent production of 2.5 million tonnes of hydrogen, including blue hydrogen, further solidifies the region's role in the energy transition. The Alberta Carbon Trunk Line and other projects demonstrate the region's commitment to decarbonization and sustainability. Overall, Alberta's Industrial Heartland is poised for significant economic growth, job creation, and environmental stewardship in the coming years.