The Government of Canada outlined its commitment to advancing the country's clean energy agenda in the 2024 Fall Economic Statement (FES 2024. The statement introduced expansions and further guidance on key clean economy investment tax credits to drive the transition to a low-carbon economy. Among these, the Clean Electricity Investment Tax Credit (CE ITC) offers a 15 percent refundable tax credit for equipment capital costs related to clean electricity generation and storage solutions. This credit benefits various qualifying entities including taxable Canadian corporations, municipal or Indigenous community-owned corporations, and pension investment corporations. FES 2024 also highlighted the inclusion of the Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) as a qualifying entity under the CE ITC, with specific measures to ensure CIB financing does not reduce the benefits of the tax credit for eligible clean electricity property. Additionally, the statement detailed conditions for provincial and territorial governments to qualify for the CE ITC, requiring commitments to net-zero emissions by 2050 and passing on benefits to electricity ratepayers. The designation process for provinces and territories involves satisfying specific criteria such as publicly committing to publish an energy roadmap for achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 and ensuring that Crown corporations pass on the benefits of the CE ITC to consumers. These conditions aim to create a structured approach for provinces and territories to align with national clean energy goals and benefit from the incentives provided in the Fall Economic Statement.