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Great Lakes Well-Positioned to Lead Marine Biofuel Adoption

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For Michigan and the broader Great Lakes region, the growing use of biodiesel in commercial shipping represents more than an environmental milestone—it signals a significant economic opportunity. The Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway supports one of the world’s largest freshwater commercial transportation systems, moving iron ore, aggregate, cement, grain, steel, petroleum products, and countless other commodities

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Annual Reports Show Biofuels Gaining Momentum In Global Shipping

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The maritime industry continued to expand its use of renewable fuels throughout 2025 as shipowners sought practical strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and comply with new European regulations. Among the renewable fuel options currently available, biodiesel emerged as one of the most widely deployed solutions, with several major shipping companies reporting successful use of

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Advanced Biofuels Canada Announces Federal Support for Awareness Campaign

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Advanced Biofuels Canada, the national industry association for producers, distributors, and technology providers for non-fossil, low-carbon, sustainable fuel replacements to gasoline, diesel, and jet fuels, welcomed the Feb. 10 federal announcement of more than CAD $97 million (USD $71.4 million) in investments supporting clean transportation across Canada, including new funding for education and awareness initiatives.

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Ontario Delays Domestic Fuel Requirement Under CTF to 2026

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Ontario’s Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP) announced a regulatory update this week to the province’s Cleaner Transportation Fuels (CTF) Regulation that gives fuel suppliers added flexibility in meeting near-term renewable content requirements. Under the amendment, suppliers may defer compliance with the 2025 domestic renewable content obligations for diesel and gasoline until the

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