Canada and Alberta Partnership to Reduce Emissions and Boost Economy
On November 27, 2025, Canada and Alberta announced a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) focused on practical solutions to reduce emissions, unlock natural resources, and foster a stronger, more sustainable, and competitive economy.
Key Elements of the Agreement
- Industrial Carbon Pricing: Strengthening and making carbon pricing for industries more effective to drive emissions reductions.
- Private Sector Investment: Encouraging major investments from private sector partners to support clean technology and innovation.
- Sustainable Resource Development: Unlocking Alberta’s natural resources responsibly with an emphasis on environmental stewardship.
Objectives
The partnership aims to balance economic growth with climate goals, promoting cleaner industries while supporting job creation and competitiveness in global markets.
"This partnership will deliver practical solutions that help Alberta build a cleaner economy and tap into its natural potential responsibly."
Practical Impact
This MOU sets the foundation for collaborative efforts that blend government policy with private sector momentum to achieve measurable greenhouse gas reductions without compromising economic progress.
This agreement exemplifies a model collaboration between federal and provincial governments, focusing on actionable steps to reduce emissions while unlocking economic opportunities in natural resources.
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