Canada’s CFR Market:
What Changes Now?

On October 27, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) released the targeted amendments to the Clean Fuel Regulations (CFR) that the market has been waiting for. Under the proposal, low-carbon fuels produced in Canada would earn 1.3x to 1.8x the standard credits from the 2026 compliance period. Primary suppliers could meet more of their obligation through the Fund, and credits from imported gaseous fuels would face a new cap.

For primary suppliers, the proposal could change the supply outlook and how they plan for compliance. For credit creators, it changes what some credits are worth. For many facilities, from biogas plants to EV charging networks, credit sales are already a significant source of revenue.

Watch this webinar for a first look at what the proposal means for both sides of the market, and at where the opportunities are to earn credits under the CFR.