Administered by Natural Resources Canada
Conditionally repayable NRCan funding, up to $50M per capital project, for clean fuel production and biomass supply. Stream calls show closed.
The Clean Fuels Fund supports Canadian clean fuel production capacity (hydrogen, renewable natural gas, ethanol, biofuels, sustainable aviation fuel), biomass supply chains and codes and standards. Capital projects receive cost-shared, conditionally repayable funding of up to $50 million per project, to a maximum of 30% of total project costs (50% for Indigenous-led projects). Feasibility, basic engineering and front-end engineering design studies can receive up to $5 million at up to 75%, non-repayable. NRCan says the program has shifted to a continuous intake process and has been extended to March 31, 2030, but the production capacity, Indigenous production capacity and biomass calls each say the call for proposals is closed.
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Corrected: capital funding is conditionally repayable, up to $50M per project (not $150M); the stream calls show closed. NRCan pages rechecked Oct 22, 2026.
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