The inaugural episode of Clean Incentives unveils Canada's Clean Economy Investment Tax Credits introduced through Bill C-59, aiming to provide $93 billion in federal incentives by 2034–2035. These incentives are designed to attract investment, foster Canadian innovation, create jobs, and propel Canada's economy towards achieving net zero by 2050. Hosts Brendan Sigalet and Derrick Osborne, along with guests Ashley White and Jason Roth, delve into the benefits of refundable clean technology Investment Tax Credits (ITCs) for businesses. Discussions cover the legal considerations, such as corporate and First Nation partnerships, essential for maximizing these incentives. During the episode, key topics include the Clean Tech Income Tax Credit, which builds on the CCA regime in the Income Tax Act. This credit provides tax incentives for specific properties aimed at aiding Canada's transition to a net zero economy. Eligible properties include solar, wind, hydro projects, zero emission vehicles, and more. The podcast provides insights on how businesses can access tax credits for clean technology projects and outlines the financial benefits of the Clean Tech ITC. Overall, the sentiment in the podcast is positive, highlighting the transformative benefits of clean technology ITCs and emphasizing the importance of these incentives in driving sustainable business practices in Canada.