cover image: Same Game, New Rules: How policy can unlock future-fit innovation in Alberta’s hydrocarbon sectors

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Same Game, New Rules: How policy can unlock future-fit innovation in Alberta’s hydrocarbon sectors

6 Apr 2022

About Energy Futures Policy Collaborative The Energy Futures Policy Collaborative (EFPC) is a new and exciting initiative developed by the Max Bell Foundation and the Energy Futures Lab to explore how Alberta and Canada can harness its existing hydrocarbon resources, assets, and expertise to build the clean economy of the future. [...] Alongside the EFL, the partners in this effort are the Business Council of Alberta, the Canada West Foundation, the Cooperators, the Smart Prosperity Institute, The Natural Step Canada, the Max Bell Foundation, and Emissions Reduction Alberta, with support and guidance from members of an Indigenous Advisory Committee. [...] efforts of the EFL’s Policy Collaborative (EFPC) that was launched to explore the role of public policy for attracting investment into ‘future-fit hydrocarbon’ A different way to think industries – industries built on the assets and expertise about public policy of hydrocarbon sectors that provide new offerings, feed new commodity markets, and are compatible with The EFPC framework identifies six. [...] report makes the case for future-fit hydrocarbons It is an approach that can provide the policy stability as a critical economic path forward for Canada that needed to situate future-fit hydrocarbon industries in responds to such pressures now shaping energy Alberta as a source of future growth, job creation and investment, with the province of Alberta at the community resilience. [...] A cluster-view of the sector illuminates the and deployed as a ‘Policy Lab’ – a model for facilitating wide array of infrastructure and soft assets that policy research and design on emerging issues that can be repositioned for adaptation, renewal, or require creative thinking, across and outside traditional transformation.1 siloes of expertise and experiences.
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