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New federal budget appropriate to current crisis circumstances, CIAC

New federal budget appropriate to current crisis circumstances, CIAC News provided by Share this article Share this article OTTAWA, ON, April 20, 2021 /CNW/ - The Chemistry Industry Association of Canada (CIAC) acknowledges the new federal budget tabled yesterday will play an important role in supporting Canadians and Canadian businesses as they continue to cope with the current unprecedented public health and economic crisis. The budget also sends important signals and provides foundational fiscal supports for the future direction of the Canadian economy as it transitions to net-zero emissions by 2050. CIAC has identified a number of initiatives that will bring benefits to Canada s chemistry and plastics sectors, including:

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Industry says Canada s toxic label on plastic will scare off investment

Industry says Canada s toxic label on plastic will scare off investment
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Nauticol on track to produce first net-zero methanol as new technologies gain momentum in Alberta

Some believe that Alberta can attract billions of dollars of investment in the petrochemical industry Author of the article: Geoffrey Morgan Publishing date: Apr 05, 2021 • 9 hours ago • 5 minute read • Calgary-based Nauticol now plans to use renewable electricity to power its plant near Grande Prairie, Alta. and outfit the facility with a carbon-capture and storage component that will allow the company to use natural gas to produce methanol without emissions. Photo by Postmedia Article content CALGARY When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, methanol plant proponent Nauticol Energy went back to the drawing board to redesign its $2-billion petrochemical project in northwestern Alberta, to align itself to the province’s new focus on reducing its carbon intensity.

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NOVA Chemicals Surpasses 65% Completion of its Growth Projects in Ontario, Targets 2022 Start-Up

NOVA Chemicals Surpasses 65% Completion of its Growth Projects in Ontario, Targets 2022 Start-Up
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What We re Watching: Pre-budget positioning, anti-abortion push by Tory backbench

What We re Watching: Pre-budget positioning, anti-abortion push by Tory backbench
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