The 2024 Fall Economic Statement in Canada focuses on advancing the clean energy agenda by introducing key clean economy investment tax credits to accelerate the country's transition to a low-carbon economy. The statement provides guidance on the Clean Electricity Investment Tax Credit (CE ITC), Electric Vehicle Supply Chain Investment Tax Credit (EV ITC), and proposes a new eligible pathway for the Clean Hydrogen Investment Tax Credit. The CE ITC, a 15% refundable tax credit, aims to reduce upfront capital costs for businesses investing in clean electricity generation, storage solutions, and interprovincial electricity transmission. Eligible entities include taxable Canadian corporations, Crown corporations, corporations owned by municipalities or Indigenous communities, and pension investment corporations. Provincial and territorial governments must fulfill specific conditions to claim the CE ITC. This includes committing to a net-zero emissions roadmap by 2050 and ensuring benefits are passed on to electricity ratepayers through Crown corporations. The roadmap serves as a strategic framework for transitioning to cleaner energy sources. The government's initiatives aim to encourage infrastructure investment in clean power generation while ensuring that benefits such as lower electricity prices and enhanced system reliability are provided to consumers through Crown corporations. These measures demonstrate Canada's commitment to sustainability and transitioning towards a more environmentally friendly energy sector.