Canada’s Farms and Fuels Alliance (FFA) is calling on the federal government to complete promised amendments to the Clean Fuel Regulations (CFR), seeking changes that would strengthen credits for Canadian-made ethanol. In its request, the group says amendments should include announcing and finalizing a minimum 1.4x credit multiplier for Canadian ethanol by the end of 2026.
The FFA argues the timing matters because U.S. ethanol imports are gaining a larger share of Canada’s growing ethanol market, which it says could undermine Canadian producers. Both outlets frame the issue as a policy deadline and a specific credit mechanism within the broader CFR amendment process, while noting the government has not yet completed the promised regulatory changes.
