Canada's clean energy export potential faces strategic and supply chain barriers
By
Bryan N. Detchou
Tired, dry, slightly forgotten on the back of the tray.
Summary
Canada has significant potential to export clean energy technologies and infrastructure, which would create high-value jobs, expand the industrial base, increase GDP, and boost long-term competitiveness in growing sectors. However, the article questions what barriers are preventing Canada from delivering on this opportunity, suggesting the need for a more strategic approach including attracting foreign direct investment, strengthening domestic supply chains, and supporting the clean energy industry.
Key quotes
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Canada must also take a more strategic approach to supporting its clean energy industry by attracting foreign direct investment, strengthening domestic supply chains, and helping Canad
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