Media Centre & Technical Documents

Government Submissions

• CPPI Presentation to the Alberta Ministry of the Environment
  April 2010 - Priority Air Issues in Alberta
• B.C. Low Carbon Fuel Regulation Requirement Intentions Paper
  September 2009 – The Canadian Petroleum Products Institute is pleased to provide input to the Ministry of Environment process for reviewing the intentions paper for the Low Carbon Fuel Requirements Regulation (LCFRR).
• September 2009 - CPPI Submissions to Ontario Ministry of the Environment - EBR Air Standards Postings.
  Reg 419 Air Standard CPPI Submission to MOE EBR 010-7190
  Nickel Air Standard CPPI Submission to MOE EBR 010-7188
  PAH Air Standard CPPI Submission to MOE EBR 010-6213
  1 3 Butadiene Air Standard CPPI Submission to MOE EBR 010-6214
  Benzene Air Standard CPPI Submission to MOE EBR 010-7186
  Dioxins Air Standard CPPI Submission to MOE EBR 010-7193
• CPPI Submission to Ontario Climate Change Cap and Trade Proposal
  July 2009 – The  Canadian Petroleum Products Institute respectfully submits its comments on the Ministry of Environment Bill 185 - GHG EPAA, as well as the “Moving Forward” White Paper.
• Letter to the Minister of Health re Health Canada Review of the National Office of WHMIS (NOW)
  July 2009 – The Canadian Petroleum Products Institute (CPPI) recently became aware of the Health Canada review of the National Office of WHMIS (NOW).
• Standard CPPI Reporting Response
  June 2009 – The Canadian Petroleum Products Institute comments on response to stakeholder comments and final draft essential requirements of mandatory reporting for the Western Climate Initiative.
• Letter to Environment Ministers on Single Emissions Reporting Window for Canada
  May 2009 – Joint letter to Environment Ministers on single emissions reporting window for Canada.
• Talking Points for Questions on the New Federal Renewable Fuels Standard
  May 2009 – The Canadian Petroleum Products Institute talking points on the new federal renewable fuels standard.
• Comments to Western Climate Initiative on Greenhouse Gas Reporting Proposal
  February 2009 – Letter containing input from the Canadian Petroleum Products Institute (CPPI) to the Western Climate Initiative on Greenhouse Gas Emission Reporting Proposal posting.
• CPPI Response to the Canada Gazette Part I, October 19, 2006, Notice of Intent to Develop and Implement Regulations and Other Measures to Reduce Air Emissions
  December 2006—Letter to the Honourable Rona Ambrose, Minister of Environment, in response to the Canada Gazette Part I Notice of Intent (NOI) to regulate air emissions.
  CPPI Response to the Discussion Questions Raised in the Companion Document to the Notice of Intent on Clean Air and Climate Change  
• Essential Features of a National Policy on Renewable Fuels
  December 2006—The Government of Canada has launched a process to implement its commitment to: “Require 5 percent average renewable content in Canadian gasoline and diesel fuel, such as ethanol and biodiesel, by 2010” (CPC Platform, p. 37). This process will involve a number of federal departments, the provincial and territorial governments and multiple industry stakeholders.
  The Canadian Petroleum Products Institute (CPPI) and the Canadian Renewable Fuels Association (CRFA) are encouraged by government progress. CPPI members have repeatedly taken the position that it is up to governments to make the political decisions and develop renewable fuel policies that are in the best interest of Canadians. CPPI’s objective is to see that our essential features are reflected and enforced in future government initiatives. Implementation of these features would benefit consumers and provide Canadian producers and distributors of renewable fuels a competitive playing field with the US.
• Comments to Environment Canada on Low Sulphur Diesel Regulation
  July 2005—Letter to the Deputy Minister of Environment Canada on Aligning Canada’s On-road Low Sulphur Diesel Regulation to Pending USA Change.
• Comments to Environment Canada on Third Party Panel Review
  May 2005—Joint letter to the Minister of the Environment on Third Party Panel Review: Manganese-Based Fuel Additives.  MMT Final
• Comments to Environment Canada on request from Yukon Environment
  January 2005—Letter to Environment Canada on Request from Yukon Environment and Northern Cross (Yukon) Limited to Limit Off-road, Vessel and Locomotive Engines Diesel Sulphur to 750 mg/kg until 2010–2012. 
• Comments to Environment Canada on Canada Gazette Part I Regulations
  November 2004—Letter to Environment Canada on Sulphur in Off Road Diesel, Canada Gazette Part I Regulations.