Perspectives on green hydrogen, RNG, and biomethanol, and on building energy in genuine partnership with First Nations.
Technology & Markets
China's first Green Fuel Development Report puts its green methanol capacity at 60 percent of the world's total. Three weeks later, Canada's Pacific ports confirmed they move nearly half of Canada's non-North American trade, the shortest route to that buyer.
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Ownership & Partnership
Bingwi Neyaashi Anishinaabek just secured $1.13 million to heat its buildings with its own sawmill waste. The same week, Canada's biogas industry reported RNG output on track to quadruple by 2028.
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Policy & Markets
ECCC's new credit market dataset puts the average Clean Fuel Regulations credit at $358.18 in June 2026, up from $93.08 in early 2025. When the credit becomes a revenue line rather than a sweetener, who owns the plant stops being a symbolic question.
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Technology & Markets
Ten BC and Alberta fleets have just committed to about 60 natural gas trucks. They run on compressed natural gas today, and on renewable natural gas the day the supply is there.
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Technology & Markets
ASTM has approved methanol-to-jet as a sustainable aviation fuel pathway. Because the methanol can come from biomass, forestry-waste biomethanol now has a certified route into a market that must grow tenfold by 2035.
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Ownership & Partnership
Five First Nations can buy the $1 billion storage tank in LNG Canada's Phase 2 and lease it back. That own-and-lease-back structure is a third route into ownership, and clean fuel projects are a natural fit for it.
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Policy & Markets
Ethanol producers are publicly pressing Ottawa to deliver a Clean Fuel Regulations credit multiplier this summer. The RNG Coalition's own comments show the design has to work for gas and biomass fuels too, not just corn.
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Industry Framework
BC and Alberta already hold the biomass, infrastructure, ports, and policy. A framework for turning forestry waste into biomethanol and RNG, and what the first project must prove.
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Policy & Markets
The Clean Fuel Regulations now demand real, incremental low-carbon fuel, RNG capacity is tripling, and First Nations have become the third-largest owners of clean energy assets. Here is what it means.
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