International Collaborations
International Collaborations at a Glance
PTAC plays a crucial role in supporting Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) by facilitating conversations, providing essential services, and fostering connections. One of PTAC’s objectives is to assist SMEs in overcoming critical challenges and preparing them for international markets. In a rapidly changing and challenging business environment, SMEs encounter several critical challenges.
Key Aspects of PTAC’s Involvement
Supporting SME Participation in International Events
- CERAWeek supports SME participation and visibility
- Global Energy Show facilitates engagement with international delegations
Services to Enhance SME Export Readiness
- Working with the Trade Commissioner Service and Alberta trade offices
- Advancing innovation positioning and peer networking
- Delivering webinars and sessions for trade missions
Directories and Information Resources
- Canadian Capabilities in Clean Technology showcases Canadian cleantech companies
- Going Global provides guidance and insights for international market entry
Canadian Capabilities in Clean Technology
Cleaner technology solutions are essential to reducing environmental impacts and advancing global climate goals in the oil and gas sector. Advanced technologies help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, particularly methane, while improving efficiency, mitigating risk, and supporting sustainable energy production. Clean technology investment also delivers economic benefits, including cost savings, new market opportunities, and greater competitiveness.
Canadian innovators are global leaders in practical, cost-effective clean technologies, including methane reduction, carbon capture and storage, well repurposing, hydrogen integration, offshore technologies, and environmental management. Developed with the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service, the following guides and directories share Canada’s expertise and support sustainable growth and emissions reduction at home and abroad.
The six guides and company directories comprise the following categories:
Canadian capabilities in assessing and implementing CCS projects
Going Global Report
Lauren Savoie
CEO
For nearly three decades, PTAC has helped enhance operational performance, environmental stewardship, and cost-effective innovation across Canada’s oil and gas sector.
What This Report Covers
Canada’s clean technology leadership is built on practical, field-proven solutions developed in one of the world’s most demanding energy environments. These technologies reduce emissions, improve efficiency, and optimize water use, making them well-positioned for global deployment.
We analyze 17 priority markets selected for their scale, near‑term demand, and openness to Canadian technology and energy exports:
Australia, Argentina, Brazil, China, Colombia, Ghana, Guyana, Indonesia, Iraq, Kuwait, Malaysia, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and the United States.
For each market, the report highlights energy transition plans, emissions and net-zero targets, trade dynamics, and near-term opportunities for Canadian technologies, informed by Canadian Trade Commissioners and industry experts.
2025 Going Global Report Update
