The Global Energy Show, held in Calgary, focused on Alberta's energy policies, technologies, and investments. The event highlighted the importance of providing clean, affordable energy amidst increasing demands. Topics such as renewables, carbon capture, and federal electricity regulations were central. Premier Danielle Smith reaffirmed Alberta's commitment to a 2050 carbon neutral target, criticizing the federal government's 2035 clean electricity goals as unrealistic. The Alberta government's promise of grants for carbon capture projects and incentives for decarbonization initiatives, including a $16.5 billion development by the Pathways Alliance, aims to drive sustainable energy solutions. The federal government's establishment of an investment tax credit and carbon contracts for difference (CCFDs) supports these initiatives. Martha Hall Findlay emphasized the importance of ensuring the availability of CFFDs to encourage investments in clean energy. Overall, collaboration between governments and industry players is crucial to achieve a sustainable energy future in Alberta.