November 14, 2025
CBA’s Reaction to Federal Budget 2025
Budget 2025 highlights export diversification, infrastructure, and government efficiency as priorities for the coming year. The budget confirms the government’s intention to move forward with previously announced measures related to biofuels, though it does not introduce additional supports for biogas or RNG at this stage.
August 14, 2025
Insights from the 2024 CFR Credit Market Report
On July 11, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) published the Clean Fuel Regulations 2024 Quarterly Credit Market Report covering the four quarters of the 2024 compliance period. The report summarizes activity in the compliance credit market, including credit creation and credit transfers that occurred between January 1 and December 31, 2024
June 13, 2025
Gaining Momentum: Highlights from CBA’s Third Annual Hill Day
The Canadian Biogas Association (CBA) hosted its third annual spring Hill Day on June 2 and 3 in Ottawa, ON. The action-packed two days included 11 meetings with more than 20 government stakeholders and a Meet & Greet evening reception at the Château Laurier, with nearly 100 attendees, including MPs and Senators interested in learning more about biogas.
April 30, 2025
Liberals Elected to Minority Government with Clean Fuel Commitments
The Liberal Party of Canada, led by Mark Carney, won a minority with 169 seats in Monday’s federal election, with the Conservative Party elected as the Official Opposition with 144 seats. The Liberal Party platform pledged to reduce Canada’s reliance on imported clean fuels, progress on ITCs, invest in clean agricultural technologies, and facilitate the flow of clean energy across provinces, and the Canadian Biogas Association is eager to get to work on ensuring these are realized. Other relevant Liberal commitments on the campaign trail included providing direct support for clean energy projects and leveraging CUSMA renegotiations to establish better North American regulatory alignment on biofuels.
