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Future Economy

Where innovation leads, prosperity follows.

We believe that how we tackle the interconnected issues of climate change, energy security and sustainable development today is key to Alberta’s future prosperity. 

The issues are so complex that addressing them effectively is not possible unless we are working across traditional organizational and sectoral boundaries. Underlying our collaboration is a shared conviction that Alberta’s strengths and assets in today’s energy system can serve as a platform for innovation and leadership in the transition to the energy system that the future requires of us.

Future-Proofing the ‘Alberta Advantage’ for an Era of Global Opportunity

Related Initiatives

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Alberta’s Electricity Future

Uniting electricity system leaders and users to create solutions that accelerate the shift to a modern, reliable, and low carbon power grid in Alberta.

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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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Latest Publications

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Maximizing Momentum

This report captures Alberta's Electricity Futures' first three years—from building a shared vision and influencing policy and regulatory discussions to advancing energy affordability and grid modernization.

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Central Alberta Corridor Summary Report

A new report from the Future Materials Alliance outlines how Alberta’s Central Corridor can become a globally competitive hub for critical materials processing, help to close Canada’s midstream gap, and unlock higher-value supply chains.

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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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