As a result of regulated renewable fuel requirements the fuel commonly available in retail pumps will typically contain up to 5% renewable content (or up to B5) in diesel and up to 10% ethanol (up to E10) in gasoline. Blends above B5 or E10 will be labeled as such, allowing the consumer to choose the appropriate fuel for their equipment. Higher blends (B20 to B80 or higher, and E85) may be available for informed consumers, including underground mining operations, agricultural users, transport companies or other operations with special needs.

Please see the following links for supplier information, some of which can provide higher blends:

Suppliers

Alberta Biodiesel Association (ABA)

British Columbia Biodiesel Association (BCBA)

Canadian Renewable Fuels Association (CRFA)

            Green Fuels Plant locations            Green Fuels Production List

National Biodiesel Board (NBB)

Conseil quebecois du biodiesel

RFA: Renewable Fuels Association

Links

Biodiesel

Canadian Petroleum Products Institute

Environment Canada Renewable Fuels Regulation

Engine Manufacturers' Association

Natural Resources Canada National Renewable Diesel Demonstration Initiative

Ethanol

Canada Renewable Fuels Association

Environment Canada renewable fuels regulations

Canada Gazette: Renewable Fuel Regulations

US Department of Energy Advanced Fuels Data Centre

US National Renewable Energy Laboratory

US Renewable Fuel Association

Provincial information:

British Columbia: Renewable & Low Carbon Fuel Requirements Regulation

Government of Alberta: Renewable Fuel Standards

SaskEthanolNow

Manitoba: Energy Division

Ontario: Ministry of the Environment

Industry information:

Husky Energy: Ethanol

Husky Energy: Facts Sheet

Suncor

Chevron

Imperial Oil

Canadian Petroleum Products Institute (CPPI)

Shell
 
Irving Oil