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Clean Fuils Fund – Establishing biomass supply chains

Supports biomass supply chains for clean fuels

Funding available
Varies by project
Deadline
Unspecified
Location
Canada
Who can apply
Businesses involved in biomass feedstock supply.
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Overview

This program supported the establishment of biomass supply chains and regional hubs to provide sustainable feedstock for clean fuel production facilities across Canada. It funded domestic biomass infrastructure projects that improved collection, supply, and distribution for advanced clean fuels.

At a glance

Funding available

Varies by project

Financing goals
  • Develop strategic partnerships
  • Increase production or service capacity
  • Implement environmental initiatives
  • Optimize production processes
  • Reduce environmental footprint

Eligible candidates

Location
  • Canada
Eligible Industries
All industries
Annual revenue
All revenue ranges
Organisation size
All organization sizes
Audience
All groups
Legal structures
All legal structures

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Availability timeline

2023
Periods: 1

Latest changes

Biomass supply chain program details now visible

The biomass supply chain stream for the Clean Fuels Fund is now visible, including its purpose, benefits, contact email, and the note that the call for proposals ended on November 23, 2022.

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The page now shows the Clean Fuels Fund biomass supply chain stream, describing support for durable feedstock supply chains across Canada and the creation of regional hubs for biomass collection and distribution. It also states that the call for proposals ended on November 23, 2022, and provides a program contact email at nrcan.cleanfuelsfund-fondsdecarburantspropres.rncan@canada.ca. The visible content emphasizes national biomass infrastructure, benefits for farmers, forest operators, sawmills, and municipal waste management services, and references category 2 compliance under the Clean Fuel Regulations.

Eligibility

Who is eligible?

  • Businesses involved in biomass feedstock supply.
  • Organizations supporting clean fuel production facilities.
  • Farmers, forest harvest operators, saw mills, and municipal waste services.

Eligible geographic areas

  • Canada

Activities funded

  • Establishing biomass supply chains.
  • Creating regional hubs to collect feedstock from diverse sources.
  • Developing domestic biomass feedstock infrastructure.

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Frequently Asked Questions about the Clean Fuils Fund – Establishing biomass supply chains Program

What is the Clean Fuils Fund – Establishing biomass supply chains?

This program supported the establishment of biomass supply chains and regional hubs to provide sustainable feedstock for clean fuel production facilities across Canada. It funded domestic biomass infrastructure projects that improved collection, supply, and distribution for advanced clean fuels.

Who is eligible for the Clean Fuils Fund – Establishing biomass supply chains program?

To be eligible for the Clean Fuils Fund – Establishing biomass supply chains program, you must: Biomass supply chain project. Supports clean fuel facilities. Creates regional feedstock hubs.

Who can I contact for more information about the Clean Fuils Fund – Establishing biomass supply chains?

You can contact Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) by email at nrcan.cleanfuelsfund-fondsdecarburantspropres.rncan@canada.ca.

Where is the Clean Fuils Fund – Establishing biomass supply chains available?

The Clean Fuils Fund – Establishing biomass supply chains program is available across Canada.

Is the Clean Fuils Fund – Establishing biomass supply chains a grant, loan, or tax credit?

Clean Fuils Fund – Establishing biomass supply chains is a Grant and Funding

Who are the financial supporters of the Clean Fuils Fund – Establishing biomass supply chains?

Clean Fuils Fund – Establishing biomass supply chains is funded by Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)