Natural Resources committee  Do not pick a winner. Allow every potential lowest cost abatement to reduce carbon, and please keep in mind what's happening in the United States. This is very important for this committee.

Natural Resources committee  If you don't mind, I will have Mr. Dave Schick answer that question. He has a bit more information than I do on this.

Natural Resources committee  Yes, quickly, just to start, on the low-carbon fuel fund, for example, it's a very good start. I know that Jeremy, Mr. Patzer, was talking about public partnerships. This is just to get us over the hump with provincial plans and the CFR. Number two, on the low-carbon fuel, we're

Natural Resources committee  Yes.

Natural Resources committee  There are two things happening. It's both ways.... One of them is that, if we don't increase and accelerate the production of bio-based products in Canada, biofuels, we will have to import them from the United States. No questions asked. That's a done deal. We're importing righ

Natural Resources committee  I'll be honest. At this time, I'm optimistic. I think we can do it by 2030.

Natural Resources committee  I'm hopeful in what's happening. In the next two years, and with the conversation we're having—even with the other people, like Covenant, for example, which is outside our sector, we're all working together—I think we can get there. One thing, though, is that it has to be all fe

Natural Resources committee  We're taking some lead on this, to be honest. We're launching a transportation task force, with the automakers to make sure they can accept the fuel, with the feedstock suppliers so they can provide it to us, with all the blenders and all the biofuel producers, and we're going to

Natural Resources committee  Thank you very much, Paul. To put it in perspective, for the clean fuel regulation, that's B10, if you wish, or bio-based 10% and ethanol at 15%, we need billions of litres in Canada by 2030—anywhere from six billion to 10 billion. We will send a brief to the committee about tho

Natural Resources committee  Good afternoon, Mr. Chair and members of the committee. Thank you for the opportunity to participate in your study of the low-carbon and renewable fuels industry. I would like to begin by acknowledging the land on which I am on today is the traditional unceded territory of the A