• Ottawa proposes extending Clean Technology and Clean Electricity investment tax credits through 2040, with extension and transmission changes costing $38.5 billion.
• Clean Technology refunds up to 30% of eligible capital costs; Clean Electricity covers up to 15%, including provincial Crown utilities.
• Proposed Canadian-made equipment bonuses reach 10 percentage points for Clean Technology and five for Clean Electricity, potentially improving project economics.
• Slow processing could strain financing: claims reached $1.56 billion by March 2026, versus $22 million cleared for payment by July 2025.
• Provincial utilities’ highest-voltage transmission lines would gain eligibility, while clean technology manufacturing credits remain scheduled to begin declining in 2032.

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