Yes, absolutely. This is crops. This is forestry residues. This is coprocessing those products in refineries. This is in all of the above strategies. The clean fuel standard, if designed correctly, reflects the ability of all those teams to participate. Modelling by ECCC shows that low-carbon fuels provide 45% of the compliance credits. The good part about the CFS is that it allows multiple fuel types to participate, so there are many options for farmers and foresters and waste management sectors to all participate in that.
On April 29th, 2021. See this statement in context.