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Trudeau to Order Oil, Gasoline Producers to Minimize Emissions by 35 Pct

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Last updated: 2024/11/04 at 10:31 PM
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s authorities would require Canada’s oil and fuel trade to chop emissions by 35% from 2019 ranges, a coverage that’s set to inflame tensions with the nation’s western provinces.

The plan will probably be carried out by way of a cap-and-trade system that units a authorized restrict on the sector’s emissions after which permits firms to purchase and promote a restricted variety of emissions allowances, Surroundings Minister Steven Guilbeault stated in a information launch on Monday. 

Corporations that scale back emissions will be capable of promote extra allowances, rewarding those that innovate to chop air pollution. The federal government is anticipated to start imposing the cap in 2030 and step by step decrease it till Canada’s financial system reaches web zero in 2050.

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“We’re asking oil and fuel firms who’ve made report earnings lately to re-invest a few of that cash in know-how that can scale back air pollution within the oil and fuel sector and create jobs for Canadian employees and companies,” Guilbeault stated within the launch.

The minister launched draft laws on Monday after presenting an early framework final 12 months. Guilbeault stated the federal government will proceed to seek the advice of on the ultimate laws earlier than they’re printed subsequent 12 months. 

The framework final 12 months stated producers can be allowed to purchase carbon offsets or contribute to a decarbonization fund to cowl a portion of their emissions.

The premier of Alberta, dwelling of Canada’s oil sands, has beforehand stated there’s little doubt the coverage will find yourself in court docket, whereas the Canadian Affiliation of Petroleum Producers has stated the measure is successfully a cap on manufacturing that might end in “vital curtailments.”

Canada is the world’s fourth-largest oil producer and the fifth-largest fuel producer. The emissions cap is anticipated to use to a broad vary of actions, together with oil sands extraction and the small however rising liquefied pure fuel sector. Trudeau’s authorities is trying to pace adoption of carbon seize know-how.

The federal government already mandates a nationwide value on carbon, whereas providing a public backstop for that value often known as a “carbon contract for distinction,” in addition to funding tax credit. Pathways Alliance, a bunch of six Canadian oil sands producers, is planning one of many world’s largest carbon seize services, however has but to hammer out a project-specific settlement with the Canadian and Alberta governments.

The shelf lifetime of the emissions cap is unsure, nevertheless, as Canada is due for a federal election by late October 2025. Conservative Chief Pierre Poilievre is forward by double digits in most polls and has promised to scrap a lot of Trudeau’s local weather insurance policies.




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