Business Wire | June 29, 2026 The Farms and Fuels Alliance is urging the Government of Canada to follow through on its commitment to protect the domestic biofuels sector. The Alliance is calling for a minimum 1.4x Clean Fuel Regulations credit multiplier for Canadian ethanol to help domestic producers compete with subsidized imports and unlock new investment. Read the full release

RealAgriculture | June 29, 2026 RealAgriculture reports on the Farms and Fuels Alliance’s call for the federal government to introduce a credit multiplier for Canadian-produced ethanol. The proposed change would help address the competitive advantage created by U.S. production subsidies and support more than $1 billion in Canadian biofuel investment currently on hold. Read the full article

The Western Producer | May 27, 2026 The Western Producer reports on the Canadian ethanol industry’s push to modernize the Clean Fuel Regulations. Industry leaders argue that current regulations allow subsidized U.S. ethanol to receive the same Canadian clean fuel credits as domestic production, placing Canadian producers at a significant competitive disadvantage. Read the full article

The Globe and Mail | June 23, 2026 The Globe and Mail examines concerns that Canadian ethanol producers are losing ground to subsidized U.S. imports. Industry representatives are calling for changes to Canada’s clean fuel policy as imports grow their share of the domestic market and planned Canadian investments remain on hold. Read the full article

Ethanol Producer Magazine | May 11, 2026 Andrea Kent outlines the established role ethanol plays in Canada’s fuel supply, agricultural economy and emissions-reduction efforts. She argues that renewed federal attention and a more competitive policy environment are needed to protect domestic production and build on the sector’s existing contributions. Read the full article

RealAgriculture | March 18, 2026 RealAgriculture speaks with Deb Conlon of Grain Farmers of Ontario about the increasing share of U.S. ethanol in Canada and the implications for domestic producers and corn farmers. The conversation explores ethanol’s importance to Ontario agriculture and potential changes to the Clean Fuel Regulations that could support Canadian production. Read or watch the full interview

RealAg Radio | March 17, 2026 This episode of RealAg Radio examines the growing volume of U.S. ethanol entering the Canadian market and what that shift means for domestic producers and farmers. The program also covers leadership changes at the Canola Council of Canada and developments from Canadian Agricultural Safety Week. Listen to the full episode

National Newswatch | March 15, 2026 Stu Porter examines how foreign production subsidies and Canada’s current Clean Fuel Regulations are affecting the domestic ethanol market. The commentary argues that imported ethanol receives a significant policy advantage while Canadian investment, rural jobs and demand for locally grown corn face increasing uncertainty. Read the full article