What is the Canadian Fuels Regulation?
The Canadian Fuels Regulation (CFR) is a regulation that sets the requirements for selling transportation fuels into Canadian markets. The regulation was launched in March 2021 and sets out mandatory minimum lifecycle carbon intensity performance requirements that liquid fuel producers must meet, with the aim of reducing the carbon intensity of liquid fuels by at least 12% by 2030.
SCS Global Services is in the process of an ANAB certificate scope expansion under ISO 14064-3 to include verification of Low-CI fuels, and associated Low-CI fuels transactions, entering Canadian markets under the Canadian Fuels Regulation (CFR).
In addition to offering the above audit services, SCS is working with independent company, SCS Standards, to develop of a third-party feedstock certification scheme (CS). This CS will be available to certify feedstock used to produce low-carbon-intensity fuels is compliant with the CFR Land Use and Biodiversity (LUB) criteria. The LUB criteria will come into effect January 1st, 2024.
¿Por qué elegir SCS?
SCS has been providing high-quality verification services of biofuel and alternative fuel supply chains for approximately 10 years and has more than 25 years of experience in agriculture, greenhouse gas, and forestry certification.
SCS also verifies biofuel pathways under the Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS), the Oregon Clean Fuels Program (CFP), the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification system (ISCC), and will be an approved verification body in Brazil’s Renovabio program by the end of 2023. If interested, we also have expertise in RSB, RSPO, Bonsucro, and the Colombia Resolution 1962.
