The manufacturing sector in Alberta, historically known for its oil sands and conventional energy extraction, is undergoing a transformation to enhance sustainability and efficiency. The recent initiation of Clean Technology Tax Credit programs by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) aims to support clean energy adoption and aid in the transition to a net-zero economy by 2050. Alberta's manufacturing companies are benefitting from these programs, including the Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit, Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage Tax Credit, Clean Hydrogen Investment Tax Credit, and Clean Technology Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit. These tax credits offer incentives for investments in clean energy technologies, carbon capture, clean hydrogen production, and manufacturing equipment related to clean technologies. By leveraging these credits, businesses can lower operational costs, reduce emissions, and improve sustainability. The move towards clean technologies not only aligns with global environmental priorities but also helps Alberta's manufacturing sector thrive in a green economy and contribute to long-term sustainability goals.