Clean Fuel Standard
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What is the role of alternative fuels in Canada’s transportation future? Where are the bottlenecks to adoption of lower-carbon fuels and how can we overcome them? Electric Autonomy Canada’s three-part webinar series examines the issues

Mehanaz Yakub
Sep 17, 2022
5 minute read

On September 13th, 14th and 15th Electric Autonomy will host a three-part panel discussion series with leaders from the fuels industry, the automotive sector, and research groups to explore the potential for alternative fuels in medium and heavy-duty long-haul vehicles

Electric Autonomy Staff
Sep 6, 2022
2 minute read

With the federal government’s proposed plan to reduce transportation emissions targeted for a 2022 launch, policy experts say the CFS will boost electric vehicle sales by encouraging new investments in EV charging

Luke Sarabia
Jan 22, 2021
4 minute read

The government’s new climate plan contains a suite of policy measures aimed at advancing electric vehicle adoption — with some key parts hinging on coordination with the incoming Biden administration in the U.S.

Emma Jarratt
Dec 16, 2020
7 minute read

The exclusion in the Clean Fuel Standard means only “network charging” and relatively cleaner liquid fuel services will benefit from credits, missing an opportunity for rebates to invest in EV education and charging infrastructure, critics claim

Kerry Banks
Aug 27, 2020
5 minute read

Experts say the launch of a Clean Fuel Standard, with initial regulations now slated for release this fall, remains potentially transformative for the Canadian EV industry

Emma Jarratt
May 7, 2020
4 minute read
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