This analysis examines the financial mechanisms driving Canada’s low-carbon energy transition, highlighting how strategic market interventions accelerate the shift to cleaner energy. By focusing on key tools such as carbon pricing, subsidies, and public investment, it demonstrates their influence on the adoption and development of clean energy technologies. The discussion breaks down carbon pricing models, including carbon taxes and cap-and-trade systems, and evaluates the role of subsidies and incentives in fostering green energy innovation. It also showcases public investment strategies, emphasizing programs that fund critical infrastructure and promote sustainable development. Together, these insights reveal the economic and environmental impact of market interventions and their role in shaping Canada’s clean energy future.