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Customers, Partners & Stakeholders

• Indigenous Communities

• University of Alberta

• AB Innovates

• Swirtlex

• Innovative Reduction Strategies Inc

• Parkland County

• Grant Thornton

• Province of Alberta

• Town of Drayton Valley

• WestJet

• BioComposites Group

• ISL Engineering

• CLIB 2021

• Gas Recapture Systems

• Spartan Controls

• Leduc-Nisku EDA

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• NorQuest College

• Business Development Bank of Canada

• BioAlberta

• Canadian Wood Waste Recycling Association

• Brazeau County

• SAIT

• TEC EDMONTON

CETC Business Model

Business Incubation

Applied Research

Corporate Training and

Skills Development

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CETC Goals

• Localize education & training especially in support of a low carbon future

• Support commercialization of low carbon technologies

• Increase workforce participation

• Increase opportunities in entrepreneurship for millennials and those in career transition

• Productize solutions that can be “exported” to other jurisdictions

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Micro-Generation

Bioenergy Methane

mall Business Rebates

Coal Phase Out Renewable Energy

Energy Efficiency

Micro-Generation &

Bioenergy

Methane from O&G

Carbon Pricing

Small Business Rebates

Carbon Levy Revenues/ ERA

Innovation and Technology Framework

Oil Sands Emission Limit

Output Based Allocations

Alberta’s Climate Leadership Framework

CETC PRIORITY AREAS

Oil Sands Emission Limit

Underserved Target Markets in Central Alberta

SMEs & Entrepreneurs

Entrepreneur Skills Development & Corporate Training

Technology & Corporate Development

Indigenous Communities

Entrepreneur Skills Development & Corporate Training

Sustainable Clean Energy and Waste Management

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Researchers

Applied Research & Demonstration

Rural Industry –Academia Liaison & Technology Transfer

Economic Development Agencies

& Municipalities

Economic Development Agencies & Municipalities

Municipalities, Schools, Hospitals, NFPs, CO-OPs,

The CETC Advantage

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Feedstock

•Oil & Gas – Produced water, flared/vented gas, Heat

•Agriculture – Waste fibers, manure

•Forestry – Hog fuel

•Municipal – MSW

Industry

• Oil & Gas – 5,029 active oil wells in county, 100+ service companies

• Forestry – Manufacturing and services

• Agriculture – 50+ Farms in county – oats, canola, wheat, cattle

• Transportation – 100+ transportation & logistics companies in central Alberta

Delivery

• Bio-Mile - Land access and expedited permitting

• CETC – Education & training, entrepreneur skills training and incubation

• Customer and asset base

• Climate change awareness, implementation and training WRT Climate Leadership Plan

• Decentralised energy, alternative energy, warehousing & logistics

Industry Engagement and Success Stories

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Industry Engagement and Success Stories

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Recent and Future Climate Change Conferences

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2874

0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500

2016

2018

2020

2022

6 Year TotalsTotal net new job creation

REGIONAL ECONMIC RESULTS OF CETC’s EFFORTS (Period: 2016 – 2022)

$152,058,000

$0.00 $100,000,000.00 $200,000,000.00

2016201820202022

6 Year Totals

Total T4 Value

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$0.00 $5,000,000.00 $10,000,000.00 $15,000,000.00

2016201820202022

6 Year Totals

Total Provincial Tax Due

$9,503,000

REGIONAL ECONMIC RESULTS OF CETC’s EFFORTS (Period: 2016 – 2022)

$16,041,514

$0.00 $5,000,000.00 $10,000,000.00 $15,000,000.00 $20,000,000.00

2016201820202022

6 Year TotalsTotal Federal Tax Due

CETC’s Role in Implementation of Climate Leadership Plan

• Industry Training

• Workforce Development

• Community Awareness

• Distribution outlet for energy efficiency gear

• Technology development and demonstration

• Entrepreneur support and skills development

• Vendor (neutral) - Buyer connector service

• Showcase for energy creation/conservation models

• Investor development – capital source to match grants

• Supply chain and market development

• Rebate application

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