Anew Climate
Anew Climate is a global environmental commodities and climate-solutions company with more than 30 years of environmental-market experience helping clients navigate complex decarbonization activities. Anew’s Canadian low-carbon fuels business traces its roots to the B.C. market in 2017 and is now headquartered in Calgary. Today, Anew helps businesses translate low-carbon fuel programs and environmental markets into commercial value, including accessing emerging markets such as maritime fuels.
Since its early involvement in the Canadian market, Anew has advocated for RNG producers throughout the development and implementation of Canada’s Clean Fuel Regulations, while building relationships with obligated parties and other participants that help connect low-carbon fuel supply with compliance demand. The company combines regulatory, commercial and market expertise across biogas and RNG, renewable and conventional CNG/LNG, EV charging and shore power, hydrogen, biofuels, and emerging fuels such as SAF.
Across the value chain, Anew partners with producers and end-users, including transportation companies, providing carbon-intensity modelling, pathway development, compliance and certification, gas marketing, and credit generation and sales. Anew has been generating CFR credits for its low-carbon fuel partners since the program’s inception and currently works with more than 10 RNG facilities across Canada. The company was also one of the first to import RNG into Canada under the CFR in 2024 and provides direct market access to an additional 17 facilities in the U.S.
A key differentiator is Anew’s ability to connect its technical and regulatory expertise with a global market platform. “The real value of our global platform is optionality: we optimize end-use markets for our producers’ gas, weighing price alongside risk and long-term stability, across Canada, the U.S., or increasingly Europe and Asia, not just whatever’s next door,” said Dana Wong, Managing Director of Anew Low Carbon Fuels Canada. Anew’s expansion into Singapore further extends that reach into Asia-Pacific.
For producers, this means one partner across jurisdictions and throughout the full credit lifecycle, with the market intelligence and infrastructure to manage risk, preserve flexibility and maximize value as market conditions evolve. With the highest-value markets likely to change over time, maintaining that flexibility is an increasingly important consideration.
Looking ahead, Anew remains optimistic about the long-term outlook for RNG in Canada. As demand for low-carbon fuels grows and the sector matures, the ability to connect Canadian RNG with a broader range of end uses and geographies can help producers capture greater environmental and economic value.
That cross-market perspective also shapes Anew’s engagement in policy discussions, and its membership in the Canadian Biogas Association is a natural extension of that work. By bringing together organizations across the value chain, the CBA plays an important role in advancing Canada’s biogas and RNG sector. Anew contributes experience across multiple markets and jurisdictions to that collaboration, helping strengthen the sector’s competitiveness in an increasingly global market.
