Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) has announced the expansion of its SMR siting program to include a broader spectrum of clean energy technologies under the new Clean Energy Siting Program. The initiative now invites vendors and technology developers interested in fusion, hydrogen, battery storage, and clean fuel production facilities to participate. The program's goal is to support Canada's net-zero objectives, promote innovation in clean energy technologies, and provide CNL's resources to the private sector. The collaboration aims to address the scale and significance of the climate challenge by deploying various promising technologies in unison. The expansion received positive feedback from CNL's President and CEO, Jack Craig, as it aligns with Canada's clean energy targets and the need for diverse solutions to combat climate change. The renewed program, overseen by AECL, aims to connect commercial and academic partners with Canada's nuclear science assets to drive innovation in the clean energy sector. The initiative emphasizes the importance of engagement with Indigenous peoples and offers potential project locations at Chalk River Laboratories or Whiteshell Laboratories. Applicants for clean energy projects must go through four stages, with the possibility of leveraging CNL's resources to advance their projects. CNL will continue its collaboration with SMR vendors while expanding support for other clean energy technologies to bring them to market efficiently. The program's collaborative approach and focus on a variety of clean energy categories signify a positive step towards achieving Canada's clean energy goals and fostering partnerships between the public and private sectors.