In terms of renewables and efficiency, they do not qualify for the 100% accelerated capital cost allowance. They are more on the scale of the conventional oil and natural gas, around 25%. But there are some different rules that apply to that sector, and in some cases they qualify for a 30% capital cost allowance.
So right now I would say renewables are more on the playing field of conventional oil and natural gas, with oil sands receiving the subsidy.