2nd Annual OPIS Canadian
Carbon and Biofuels Forum

Navigating shifting policies, evolving economics, and new carbon-market realities across Canada and North America

Canada’s low-carbon fuels market is entering a pivotal phase. With a new federal administration in place, industry participants are watching closely for signals on the future of the Clean Fuel Regulations (CFR), federal climate commitments, and the broader direction of energy policy.

At the same time, provinces continue to shape outcomes. British Columbia’s LCFS remains one of North America’s most established programs, but proposed changes to targets, crediting, and compliance could materially affect markets from 2026 onward. Alberta and other provinces are also advancing their own approaches to carbon pricing, low-carbon fuels, and clean-energy incentives, adding regional complexity.

U.S. policy developments further influence Canadian markets. Questions around the 45Z Clean Fuel Production Credit, evolving federal priorities, and ongoing debates over the RFS, SAF incentives, and state-level LCFS programs are shaping investment decisions, cross-border trade, and project economics.

With regulatory change accelerating and geopolitical uncertainty rising, clear insight into policy, pricing, and technology trends is essential.

The OPIS Canadian Carbon & Biofuels Forum brings industry leaders together to cut through the noise and understand the opportunities and risks emerging across carbon and low-carbon fuel markets. Attendees will gain practical insight into pricing dynamics, compliance strategies, credit markets, and next-generation technologies.

Key topics to be covered at the Forum include:

• Pricing Dynamics: CFR credits, BC LCFS pricing, RINs, California LCFS, and other provincial programs
• Policy & Regulation: Federal and provincial policy trajectories and Canada–U.S. regulatory interactions
• Supply & Demand: Outlooks for production, trade flows, and demand across North America
• Infrastructure & Investment: SAF and renewable diesel capacity, feedstocks, and investment pathways
• Energy Transition Drivers: Electrification, sustainable aviation, net-zero targets, and carbon-intensity accounting

Join us at the OPIS Canadian Carbon & Biofuels Forum to gain the intelligence you need to navigate uncertainty, identify growth opportunities, and stay ahead in Canada’s evolving low-carbon fuels and carbon markets.