Timelines key as federal budget promises billions for green transition
The Liberals unveiled the federal budget 2023 on March 28, promising tens of billions of dollars to speed the energy transition. But many industry leaders said they were impressed by something other than the size of the financial commitments. What caught their attention was an apparent effort to move policies announced long ago closer to implementation.
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