Canadian Biogas & RNG News
Value of Biogas West Exhibitor space nearly 70% sold out!
Don’t miss the opportunity to put your organization in front of nearly 400 leaders from across Canada’s biogas and RNG sector. Sponsorship opportunities for the 2026 Value of Biogas West conference offer valuable brand exposure, networking, and visibility with key industry stakeholders. Exhibit space is already nearly 70% sold out, so now is the time to secure your booth and maximize your presence at Western Canada’s premier biogas event. Explore sponsorship opportunities and reserve your exhibit space before they’re gone.
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Québec Green Economy Plan Confirms RNG Support
The Government of Québec has released its 2026–2031 Implementation Plan of the 2030 Green Economy Plan. The plan confirms strong support for RNG production, with close to $270 million allocated over the next 5 years. It also provides $54.3 million for the valorization of organic waste, notably through support for composting and biomethanization facilities.
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GHG Protocol and Let Green Gas Count
The GHG Protocol launched a Request for Information (RFI) on the Actions and Market Instruments (AMI) whitepaper, creating an important opportunity to help shape how renewable gaseous fuels are recognized within future GHG accounting frameworks. The most significant development proposed in the document is the introduction of a multi-statement GHG accounting and reporting structure. This would provide companies and stakeholders with a more transparent and comprehensive framework for reporting impacts of a company’s mitigation interventions and activities. As part of this effort, the Let Green Gas Count Coalition submitted new global industry letter intended to demonstrate broad support for the recognition of renewable gaseous fuels and associated market-based procurement mechanisms within the evolving GHG Protocol framework. The CBA co-signed the letter as a supporter and submitted comments to the RFI.
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Biogas Insights
Canada’s Clean Fuel Regulations (CFR) is a central policy mechanism designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by lowering the carbon intensity of liquid fuels used across the economy. For the renewable natural gas (RNG), biogas, biofuel, and low-carbon transportation sectors, CFR is more than a compliance framework it is a core revenue driver that underpins short and long-term market development.
Across Canada, CFR credit generation has become a significant contributor to the biogas and RNG sector’s growth. Credit market reporting shows increasing participation from landfill gas, anaerobic digestion, and renewable gas projects, reflecting the sector’s expanding role in Canada’s clean energy transition. For many operators, CFR credits are not supplementary, instead, they are essential to project viability and financing.
The CFR is widely recognized as a strong and necessary policy framework. Industry participants consistently acknowledge that it is successfully creating a market signal for low-carbon fuels and enabling investment in emissions reduction technologies that would otherwise struggle to scale.
However, interviews with Canadian Biogas Association (CBA) members reveal a more complex reality: while the policy intent is strongly supported, the implementation experience is creating material operational and financial risk.
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