Regional Energy and Resource Tables
Areas of opportunity
The Regional Tables are identifying and advancing areas of economic opportunity in each province and territory to enhance Canada’s comparative advantages in clean energy and the natural resource sectors. The specific priorities are identified in Collaboration Frameworks. British Columbia and Newfoundland and Labrador were the first jurisdictions to release their Collaboration Framework, followed by Nova Scotia. Others are expected to follow this fall.
Simply click on a province under any of the opportunity areas below to access the details of that opportunity in the corresponding Collaboration Framework.
Carbon management
Advance carbon management and technologies to drive competitive, clean energy and resource sectors
Carbon management - British Columbia Carbon management - Newfoundland and Labrador Carbon management - Nova Scotia
Clean electricity
Enable the electricity sector’s ability to provide clean, reliable, and affordable power
Clean electricity - British Columbia Clean electricity - Newfoundland and Labrador Clean electricity - Nova Scotia
Clean fuels
Accelerate the production and use of clean fuels – in particular, hydrogen – through support for research, development, and production projects
Clean fuels - British Columbia Clean electricity - Newfoundland and Labrador Clean fuels - Nova Scotia
Critical minerals
Unleash the generational opportunity that critical minerals and their value chains represent for workers, economy, and net-zero future
Critical minerals - British Columbia Critical minerals - Newfoundland and Labrador Critical minerals - Nova Scotia
Forestry
Support research, development, and innovative forest practices to promote bioeconomy and advanced bioproducts
Marine Renewables
Advance the generation of clean, sustainable energy from ocean resources like waves, tides, and offshore wind
Regulatory efficiency
Work collaboratively to align expectations and opportunities, as well as test innovative approaches to improve the efficiency of the regulatory and permitting systems
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