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Back to EpisodesAlberta-Federal Energy Deal Faces Early Hurdles
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Despite early setbacks, the energy and climate agreement between Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces challenges in meeting deadlines. While progress is made on impact assessments and methane equivalency, carbon pricing equivalency and a memorandum with oilsands companies remain contentious. Industry groups express concerns over rising carbon costs, but federal Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson reaffirms commitment to expanding energy production and transport in the west. Alberta presses on with the pipeline proposal, aiming for five possible ports in British Columbia, expecting interest from foreign companies and sovereign wealth funds. Despite delays, both sides remain determined to deliver results soon, balancing climate goals and energy growth.
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