Americas > COP28: Conventional energy sector needs more support to transition, says Canadian provincial deputy minister

COP28: Conventional energy sector needs more support to transition, says Canadian provincial deputy minister

Published 15:34 on December 8, 2023  /  Last updated at 15:34 on December 8, 2023  / Allison Gacad /  Americas, Canada, Carbon Taxes

Canada’s patchwork system of carbon pricing, particularly relative to US incentives, threaten the competitiveness of Canadian trade-exposed sectors, say representatives of the nation’s oil and gas economies.
Canada’s patchwork system of carbon pricing, particularly relative to US incentives, threaten the competitiveness of Canadian trade-exposed sectors, say representatives of the nation’s oil and gas economies.


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