The prime minister wants to build a stronger and faster clean economy. What’s holding it back?

As federal officials assess proposals to optimize the Clean Economy Investment Tax Credits, the objective should be clear: align policy with reality, unlock investment that is ready to move, and leverage Canadian competitive advantages to build a strong, sustainable economy for everyone.
Prime Minister Mark Carney, left, and Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin at a press conference in West Block on May 14, 2026, to speak about the government’s agenda to deliver clean, affordable, and reliable energy to Canadians.

Canada has a rare and powerful opportunity to dramatically scale up its clean industrial economy, create high-quality jobs, and attract global investment into markets where we already hold a competitive edge. 

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