• RBC flagged Canada as a potential carbon-management hub as more than $200 billion in new oil and gas projects is planned.
• RBC estimated Canada’s R&D intensity at 1.6% of GDP in 2024 versus 2.9% for OECD peers, calling for faster clean-tech R&D.
• RBC highlighted Alberta’s planned carbon-credit price floor of $60 a tonne by 2030, versus capture costs implied above $300 a tonne.
• Methane data remained contested: Alberta reported a 52% drop versus 2014 by 2023, while 2021 aerial measures ran about 1.5x higher.
• RBC said Ottawa’s Article 6 framework could let foreign capital fund Canadian abatement projects via internationally transferred mitigation outcomes.

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