Alberta to Increase Industrial Carbon Emission Price to $130 per Tonne by 2040
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Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith are set to announce an agreement on the future of industrial carbon emission pricing in Alberta, with plans to raise the price to $130 per tonne by 2040. The agreement aims to advance the construction of a new bitumen pipeline to the West Coast.
This news is significant in the construction ecosystem as it directly impacts the energy and infrastructure sectors in Alberta. The increase in carbon emission pricing will have regulatory and economic implications for construction projects in the province, potentially influencing project costs and timelines.
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environmental impact
oil and gas industry
regulatory changes
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bitumen pipeline
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industrial carbon emission pricing
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