The Government of Canada has taken a significant step towards achieving its net-zero emissions target by 2050 by passing the Clean Economy Investment Tax Credits (ITCs) legislation. This groundbreaking move involves the introduction of four key ITCs: Clean Technology, Carbon Capture, Clean Technology Manufacturing, and Clean Hydrogen, with a combined investment of $93 billion by 2034-2035. These tax credits aim to drive innovation, attract investments, create employment opportunities, and pave the way for a sustainable economic future. The Clean Technology ITC supports investments in various clean technologies such as wind turbines, solar panels, energy storage, and zero-emission vehicles. The Carbon Capture ITC focuses on supporting corporations with expenditures for qualified projects in multiple industrial sectors. Additionally, the Clean Technology Manufacturing ITC provides incentives for companies manufacturing clean technologies and extracting critical minerals. One of the notable aspects of this legislation is the introduction of the Clean Hydrogen ITC, offering a refundable tax credit for hydrogen production projects, with a special emphasis on supporting the cleanest hydrogen initiatives. This move aligns with Canada's commitment to fostering a clean economy while empowering businesses to lead in pivotal industries. The positive sentiment surrounding the initiative is evident through endorsements from industry players like Marine Renewables Canada, emphasizing the economic benefits, job creation, and growth opportunities in the clean energy sector. The government's collaboration with various stakeholders, including indigenous communities and industry partners, signifies a holistic approach to supporting clean energy projects. By championing these ITCs, Canada is actively setting the stage for a sustainable and prosperous future while remaining competitive in the global clean energy transition.