David Cohen pokes Ottawa on EV trade spat during appearance at Washington think tank.
David Cohen said Wednesday that there was no threat from electric vehicle tax credits because Canada’s EV industry was just coming into existence. | Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images for Canadian American Business CouncilOTTAWA — U.S. Ambassador David Cohen said Ottawa had a “hissy fit” over electric vehicle tax credits, a dispute that landed on his desk when he first arrived in Canada.
But Cohen said Wednesday that there was no threat because Canada’s electric vehicle industry was just coming into existence. The ambassador’s comments come a day after Freeland traveled to Washington for the inaugural meeting of the Canada-U.S. Energy Transformation Task Force. An international race to secure major clean energy investments has forced Washington and Ottawa to work closely to decarbonize and protect each country’s economies.
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