The Government of Canada is actively supporting Canadian industry in transitioning towards a net-zero economy through the implementation of Clean Economy Investment Tax Credits (ITCs). With a commitment of $93 billion in federal incentives by 2034–35, these tax credits are designed to attract investments, promote Canadian innovation, create jobs, and steer the economy towards achieving net zero by 2050. The Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources and the Ministry of National Revenue have introduced the first four Clean Economy Investment Tax Credits, focusing on clean technology, carbon capture, clean technology manufacturing, and clean hydrogen projects. The passing of these laws marks a significant milestone in Canada's journey towards decarbonization. Minister of Natural Resources, Jonathan Wilkinson, emphasizes the importance of clean technology innovation in building a prosperous net-zero economy and creating sustainable job opportunities for Canadians. Businesses can now apply for the Clean Technology and CCUS ITCs, with an estimated $11.4 billion in support available until 2027–28. The forthcoming Clean Technology Manufacturing ITC and Clean Hydrogen ITC will further expand the scope of support for eligible businesses. The Clean Technology Manufacturing ITC aims to assist companies involved in manufacturing clean technologies, while the Clean Hydrogen ITC offers a refundable tax credit for hydrogen projects, with a focus on promoting the production of clean hydrogen. By providing financial support for a range of clean technology projects, Canada is paving the way for a greener and more sustainable future.