The federal government of Canada has forwarded a Notice of Intent to develop a federal regulation requiring renewable fuels content in Canada. Replacing petroleum fuels with renewable fuels can bring significant reductions in air contaminant and greenhouse gas emissions but in order for regulations to provide benefit to the environment and to Canada, must be done well.
Pembina Institute Comments on Environment Canada's Notice of Intent to Develop a Federal Regulation Requiring Renewable Fuels
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Response to the federal government’s discussion paper on the forthcoming Clean Electricity Standard Submission to Environment and Climate Change Canada
The Pembina Institute is pleased to present its response to the federal government’s discussion paper on the forthcoming Clean Electricity Standard, which aims to achieve net-zero emissions from electricity generation by 2035. We will continue to publish and submit further comments through the policy development process as further research is conducted and additional modelling results are available.
Letter to Minister Steven Guilbeault on 2035 emissions reduction target Faster pace of change needed between now and 2035
Our letter to Minister Steven Guilbeault about Canada's emissions reduction target for 2035 recommends a faster pace of change
