As Canada’s biogas sector evolves through shifting policies, market demand, and increasing competition, the maritime sector is emerging as a major new opportunity for RNG and bio-LNG. Join industry leaders at the 2026 Value of Biogas West in Vancouver, one of North America’s leading LNG marine hubs, to explore the growing connection between the biogas and maritime sectors and the role they may play in the global energy transition. View the preliminary program here.

The British Columbia Utilities Commission issued their Final Report on May 26^th on the inquiry into the definition of RNG and the sufficiency of mechanisms for ensuring that greenhouse gas emissions associated with biomethane purchased from projects located outside of BC are properly accounted for. CBA intervened in the inquiry as a formal participant and maintained a position that the current definition of RNG and tracking mechanisms were sufficient. In the Final Report, the Panel concluded that no major changes to the BCUC’s definition of RNG are warranted at this time, which is a positive outcome for the industry.

Chatham-Kent council has approved moving forward with a major waste-to-energy project that will see the construction and operation of an anaerobic digestion facility in Chatham. The facility will be located at 175 Bloomfield Road and developed in partnership with the Chatham-Kent Public Utilities Commission and Greenfield Global Inc. It is designed to convert organic waste into renewable natural gas while reducing landfill use and greenhouse gas emissions. Administration says the plant will process approximately 370,000 wet tonnes of organic waste, the majority coming from the Greenfield ethanol plant and municipal sewage sludge from the Irwin Street wastewater treatment plant.