The Alberta Petrochemical Incentive Program (APIP) offers a direct financial incentive to companies building new petrochemical facilities – or expanding existing ones – in Alberta’s thriving petrochemical sector.

Eligible facilities can opt into this program to receive subsidies based on their adoption of emission reduction technologies including AI tools or other innovations.

A multi-stakeholder, province-wide, and industry-focused group working to support Albertans developing cleantech products and services that improve economic performance and reduce environmental impact.

A consortium formed to purse federal funding for innovation research and focus on new technologies to reduce water use, reclaim developed land, monitor emissions, digitize operations, and examine low-emission end uses for hydrocarbons.

Emissions Reduction Alberta is a Government of Alberta established not-for-profit whose purpose is to Invest in GHG-reducing technologies that help Alberta grow existing industries and create new ones, convene the resources required to accelerate the commercialization and wide spread adoption of technology solutions that lead to economic growth and GHG reductions in Alberta, and maximize our impact through leveraged funding, communications, operational excellence, and by measuring and reporting on key performance metrics. Since its establishment, Emissions Reduction Alberta has contributed more than $4.1 billion in funding to Alberta projects and research. 

A research institute hosted in the UAlberta faculty of engineering that supports discovery and innovation across a broad range of areas related to oilsands mining and upgrading.

A recent initiative that includes a $75 million investment from the federal government to integrate Future Energy Systems technologies into Alberta’s oil and gas energy infrastructure.

A research centre  working with industry to develop technologies that improve the economic and environmental performance of Alberta’s oilsands operations.