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Jul 16, 2026
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Why industrial carbon pricing complements Alberta’s new pipeline
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Why industrial carbon pricing complements Alberta’s new pipeline
COMMENTARY
16 JULY 2026
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The grand bargain between Alberta and the federal government has reheated the public debate over the competitiveness impacts of industrial carbon pricing. We welcome this debate, because critics tend to build their case on a recurrent misunderstanding: that facilities today pay $95 per tonne of carbon. This $95 policy price captures all the headlines, but it’s not even close to what facilities actually pay. Let’s take a look at how it actually works to see the impact on competi…
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