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23 August 2011

New Federal Renewable Fuels Standards To Come Into Force On July 1

As we previously reported, the federal government has amended the federal Renewable Fuels Regulations to mandate a 2% renewable content for diesel fuel and heating oil sold in Canada.
Canada Energy and Natural Resources
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As we previously reported, the federal government has amended the federal Renewable Fuels Regulations to mandate a 2% renewable content for diesel fuel and heating oil sold in Canada.

On June 29, 2011, Environment Minister Peter Kent announced that, as expected, the amendments would come into force and have effect on July 1, 2011.

For a description of the amendments to the regulations, see here.

For our previous comments on the Renewable Fuels Regulations, see here and here.

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