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Clean Technologies

Innovating and scaling energy technologies that deliver for consumers, reduce emissions, and fuel a strong, sustainable economy

The energy transition needs bold technologies — and systems ready to adopt them. But breakthrough tech only matters if it scales.

We create the ecosystems clean technologies need to succeed: building awareness, validating ideas, connecting investment and markets, and shaping policy to speed up deployment.

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Alberta is known for its innovation, and home-grown technologies could be making a bigger difference in the global fight against climate change.

Creating the conditions for their success benefits all Canadians.

Related Initiatives

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Future Materials Alliance

Bringing together Western and Northern Canada's battery and advanced material industries to establish and expand value chains that support market share growth and keep more value from Canada's resources at home.

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Alberta’s Future Competitiveness

Seizing low-carbon opportunities starts with Alberta’s regional strengths

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Powering Canada's Industrial Strategy

Collaboratively shaping ideas for a Canadian industrial strategy to drive investment in Canada's economy and low-carbon growth.

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Latest Publications

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Tensions hindering progress on Alberta’s energy transition

Advancing the energy transition in Alberta requires us to engage urgently in the sticky work of developing and testing practical, tangible interventions aimed at reconciling and addressing tensions hindering its progress.

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Indigenous Partnerships

Authored by BMAC, this report reflects efforts to bridge Indigenous and industry perspectives on advancing battery and critical minerals value chains in Canada.

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Towards a Western Canadian Battery Value Chain

Realizing Western Canada's potential to build a world-class battery supply chain requires more than isolated investments — it requires a coordinated regional strategy grounded in global competitiveness, clean innovation, and economic reconciliation.

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