As the world shifts towards non-emitting forms of energy, Canada is emphasizing the importance of investing in advanced technologies to maintain its position as a global energy leader. The Energy and Mines Ministers' Conference in Calgary saw the announcement of $11 million in funding for energy technology projects, with a significant portion allocated to the advancement of the clean hydrogen sector. Projects in Alberta, supported by the Energy Innovation Program, include initiatives for hydrogen production, hydrogen pipelines, and hydrogen heating technologies. Additionally, the Enabling Small Modular Reactors Program is driving research on SMR waste management and next-generation materials for SMRs. Canada's commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is evident through collaborative efforts with various stakeholders. By focusing on energy innovation and clean technologies, Canada aims to build a prosperous and sustainable low-carbon economy for the future.