Electricity Canada, a group representing Canadian electricity utilities, is actively engaging with the federal government to shape clean energy regulations and promote the adoption of advanced technologies in the electricity sector. Led by consultant Andrew Teliszewsky from GT & Company, the group is focusing on discussing innovative technologies such as intelligent grids, utility-scale storage, carbon capture, hydroelectricity, small modular nuclear reactors, and hydrogen. They are also advocating for investment tax credits to incentivize the use of renewable and clean energy technologies, including energy storage, hydrogen, and carbon capture. The clean electricity regulations, aimed at achieving a net zero grid by 2035, have undergone proposed changes to allow more flexibility for power generators. These changes are seen as a positive step towards a more sustainable and efficient electricity sector in Canada, as reported by the Canadian Press.