OTTAWA, Ontario–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The Farms and Fuels Alliance (FFA) recognizes the government’s action to address the competitive disadvantage created by U.S. biofuel subsidies, including the 45Z production tax credit. The proposed 1.3x credit multiplier for Canadian-made ethanol is a meaningful step, but falls short of the evidence-based 1.4x minimum needed to level the playing field for domestic producers. Ethanol powers Canada’s Clean Fuel Regulations, and demand continues to grow. Yet Envi
Farms and Fuels Alliance Welcomes Progress on Clean Fuel Regulations, Calls for Stronger Support for Canadian Ethanol
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