Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government is freezing its industrial carbon price effective immediately at $95 per tonne of emissions.

The federal consumer carbon tax is dead and buried, but the Alberta government is now setting its sights on freezing the price on the industrial carbon price in the province.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s plan to freeze the charge on industrial pollution at $95 per tonne for big emitters in the province may surprise those who thought industrial carbon taxes are imposed ...

Alberta’s industrial carbon tax system has been in place since 2007 ... Alberta NDP energy and minerals critic Nagwan Al-Guneid said the freeze “gives up” on investment certainty and ...

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(Bloomberg) — Alberta is freezing its industrial carbon tax in a bid ... provided feedback that helped shape the industrial carbon tax freeze, Smith said. The province is looking at ways to use its ...

Alberta, which has had an industrial carbon tax scheme since 2007 ... for Canadian energy right now,” she said. Schulz said the freeze, which will be in place indefinitely, will benefit ...

(Credit: Greg Southam/Postmedia) Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s plan to freeze the charge on industrial pollution ... which is covered by the province’s own industrial carbon tax system known as ...