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Canada proposes changes to Clean Fuel Regulations

The federal government announced October 27 that it intends to amend the Clean Fuel Regulations to support domestic low-carbon fuel producers and reduce compliance costs. The proposed text is scheduled for publication October 30 in the Canada Gazette, followed by a 75-day consultation, so fuel suppliers, refineries and biofuel producers have a chance to respond before any changes are finalized.

The federal government announced October 27 that it intends to amend the Clean Fuel Regulations to support domestic low-carbon fuel producers and reduce compliance costs. The proposed text is scheduled for publication October 30 in the Canada Gazette, followed by a 75-day consultation, so fuel suppliers, refineries and biofuel producers have a chance to respond before any changes are finalized.

Original source: Environment and Climate Change Canada, October 27, 2026.

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Original source Environment and Climate Change Canada, 2026-10-27 ↗

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