The 2024 Fall Economic Statement in Canada brings updates regarding clean economy tax credits, emphasizing the proposed Clean Electricity Investment Tax Credit (CE ITC), Electric Vehicle Supply Chain Investment Tax Credit (EV ITC), and Clean Hydrogen Investment Tax Credit (CH ITC). The CE ITC, initially announced in Budget 2023, offers a 15% refundable investment tax credit for investments in 'clean electricity property' to promote clean energy deployment in Canada. The Fall Economic Statement outlines conditions for provincial and territorial governments to access the CE ITC, including commitments to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 and passing on benefits to electricity ratepayers. Provinces or territories seeking designation for the tax credit must submit evidence of meeting these criteria to the Minister of Finance. The statement provides guidance on the Net-Zero by 2050 Condition, specifying that provincial governments must publish an energy roadmap by the end of 2026. Additionally, the CH ITC has been expanded to include methane pyrolysis as an eligible production pathway, enhancing support for clean hydrogen initiatives. Overall, the updates aim to drive sustainable economic growth and advance Canada's transition to a cleaner energy landscape.