Carney says if he wins election, Canada will develop clean energy and conventional energy
OTTAWA, April 9 (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Wednesday said if his ruling Liberals won an April 28 election, the government would work to develop both clean energy and the lowest carbon conventional energy.
Carney also told a press conference in Calgary that Canada would use domestic energy to displace imported energy, including energy imported from the United States.
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