Andrea Kent, Bob Larocque, Ian Thomson, and Jennifer Stewart

Renewable fuels key to achieve net zero, but Canada requires supply chain investments

• The federal government’s recent move to keep pace with the Biden administration and increase Canada’s emission reduction goals to 40 to 45 per cent

Opinion | BY ANDREA KENT, BOB LAROCQUE, IAN THOMSON, AND JENNIFER STEWART | June 2, 2021

Renewable fuels key to achieve net zero, but Canada requires supply chain investments

Opinion | BY ANDREA KENT, BOB LAROCQUE, IAN THOMSON, AND JENNIFER STEWART | June 2, 2021

• The federal government’s recent move to keep pace with the Biden administration and increase Canada’s emission reduction goals to 40 to 45 per cent

Renewable fuels key to achieve net zero, but Canada requires supply chain investments

Opinion | BY ANDREA KENT, BOB LAROCQUE, IAN THOMSON, AND JENNIFER STEWART | June 2, 2021

• The federal government’s recent move to keep pace with the Biden administration and increase Canada’s emission reduction goals to 40 to 45 per cent

Renewable fuels key to achieve net zero, but Canada requires supply chain investments

• The federal government’s recent move to keep pace with the Biden administration and increase Canada’s emission reduction goals to 40 to 45 per cent

Opinion | BY ANDREA KENT, BOB LAROCQUE, IAN THOMSON, AND JENNIFER STEWART | June 2, 2021

Renewable fuels key to achieve net zero, but Canada requires supply chain investments

Opinion | BY ANDREA KENT, BOB LAROCQUE, IAN THOMSON, AND JENNIFER STEWART | June 2, 2021

• The federal government’s recent move to keep pace with the Biden administration and increase Canada’s emission reduction goals to 40 to 45 per cent

Renewable fuels key to achieve net zero, but Canada requires supply chain investments

Opinion | BY ANDREA KENT, BOB LAROCQUE, IAN THOMSON, AND JENNIFER STEWART | June 2, 2021

• The federal government’s recent move to keep pace with the Biden administration and increase Canada’s emission reduction goals to 40 to 45 per cent

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