Canadian Renewable Fuels Association

Building Canada into a global
clean energy superpower

CRFA National Biofuels to Bioeconomy Conference
Take part in shaping the future of Canada’s biofuels & bioeconomy.

With abundance of natural biomass, Canada is well positioned to be a world leader
in the production and development of renewable fuels and sustainable products.
The Canadian Renewable Fuels Association is determined to seize this economic opportunity for the benefit of all Canadians – today and well into the future.

26production plants

1.8Blitres/year

400Mlitres/year

$5Beconomic contribution

Working toward
a cleaner & richer future
for Canada

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$3.5B/year

14,000+jobs created

$3.7Bestimate ROI

4.2mTGHG reduction/year

Working toward
a cleaner & richer future
for Canada

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  • Suncor Energy

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    Suncor Energy

    Since 2006, Suncor has been making a significant impact in Canada's emerging biofuels industry. Suncor is using revenues from oil sands development to invest in biofuels, particularly ethanol produced from corn. Suncor operates Canada's largest ethanol facility — the St. Clair Ethanol Plant in the Sarnia-Lambton region of Ontario. The plant opened in June 2006.

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    Canada needs renewable fuels

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