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5 4 Industry at a Glance Alberta'

s clean technology (cleantech) sector is foundational to the provincial economy, generating world-class capabilities and long-term jobs, as well as promoting responsible and sustainable industrial development and environmental protection. Alberta is spearheading the development, commercialization and adoption of clean technology across industrial sectors. Cleantech applies to any process, product or service that reduces environmental impacts through protection activities, sustainable use of natural resources, or use of goods modified or adapted to be significantly less energy- or resource-intensive than the industry standard. The Alberta cleantech sector is comprised of all companies or organizations that fully or partially research and develop, manufacture, apply or sell clean technologies. Key Focus Areas 1. Cleaner oil and gas development 2. Methane emissions reduction 3. Low carbon electricity system 4. Energy efficiency 5. Green building products and services 6. Sustainable waste management 7. Holistic water management 8. Sustainable mobility 9. Remediation and reclamation Fast Facts ? More than half of Canada'

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170 methane management companies are headquartered in Alberta. ? As of June 2016, installed electricity generation capacity was 16,261 MW with renewables making up approximately

10 per cent of all electricity generation capacity in Alberta. ? The green building products and technologies market in Alberta is expected to grow to $7.1 billion by 2025. ? The waste management industry is a segment of the Environmental Products and Services industry, and contributed $2.79 billion to Alberta'

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2016 GDP. ? A provincial Water for Life action plan was developed and $1.8B in water infrastructure projects is being implemented to meet the surging economic and population growth. Alberta'

s Cleantech Industry ? Alberta companies are developing water-saving technologies to serve the province'

s oil and gas industry, where it is estimated that nearly $1 billion is spent annually on water handling. ? Alberta Innovates'

Water Innovation Program has allocated $6.9 million in

2016 to

18 new projects related to water supply and watershed management;

healthy aquatic ecosystems;

water use, conservation, efficiency, and productivity;

and water quality protection. ? Within Alberta'

s transportation sector, freight is the fastest growing segment and associated emissions are forecasted to eclipse passenger emissions by 2030. ? In December 2016, the governments of Canada and Alberta announced

52 new public transit projects under the Public Transit Infrastructure Fund. ? The Government of Alberta announced a $156.2 million investment in

37 additional transit projects funded through GreenTRIP. ? Alberta is home to Canada'

s largest Remediation technology symposium, RemTech, where more than

500 business leaders, scientists and policy makers gather each October to discuss the leading technologies for land and water reclamation. ? More than $363.5M was spent on reclamation or decommissioning services in 2012. ? More than 400,000 oil and gas wells have been drilled in the province.