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The "Canada Renewable Energy Policy Handbook 2024" provides a detailed overview of Canada's renewable energy policies at both the federal and regional levels. The report outlines various initiatives, including investment tax credits, new carbon tax policies, and specific programs for technologies like hydrogen and solar energy. Highlighting regional differences, it examines localized strategies in provinces such as Alberta, British Columbia, and Nova Scotia, each with its unique plans and incentives to support renewable energy integration. This comprehensive document serves as a resource to understand the policy frameworks driving Canada's transition to clean energy, aiding businesses in developing informed strategies within this sector.

In other market news, ACWA Power was a standout up 4.4% and closing at SAR435.20. Meanwhile, CNOOC Energy Technology & Services lagged, down 5.3% to close at CN¥4.11.

First Solar's strategic expansions and technological advancements aim to enhance future growth. Discover the detailed narrative and explore insights on First Solar today.

In our Market Insights article titled "The Opportunities in the Nuclear Resurgence," we explored the potential for nuclear energy as a reliable and clean power source, driven by increasing global energy demands and recent investments from both governments and major tech companies—a key component of the energy transition theme we continue to follow.

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• Tesla closed at $426.50 up 3.1%.

• Applied Materials settled at $192.05 up 3%.

• First Solar finished trading at $192.88 up 1%.

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