RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Tidewater Renewables Countervailing Duty Filingwynner wrote: wynner wrote: SigmaKappa wrote: wynner wrote: rustyblades wrote: I would guess that if Trump goes ahead with his national 25% sales tax on all imports that one of the quick reactions would be countervailing duties on renewable diesel especially if an anti dumping complaint is already filed.
ALL new pipelines to the coast and all new LNG projects are GO. Now that we need a contract with someone we can trust.
Refineries are needed . Not just the fossil fuel kind. A matter of life and death for Canada.
So what happens if a new federal gov party reduces the carbon tax, impacting offset credits.
The LCFS credits are just in British Columbia . CCR credits are federal and are in addition to LCFS in BC.
This is the "axe the tax" that they repeat ad nauseam . About $50 or something that will likely get canned. Not the $500 LCFS provincial credits to "Clean BC"
OOPS! Not CCR credits. That would be Creedence clearwater. A different stock all together.
Google CFS carbon credits.
As of April 1, 2024, the federal carbon tax (CFS) in Canada is $80 per tonne of greenhouse gas emissions.
Not in BC but EXXON/Imperial oil will get it (in the neck) in Alberta. Oh Oh.
Bad PP.
BC LCFS brings in $3 billion to the government that will rise as they bring on more projects.
The CFS applies to all Canadian provinces, except for Qubec, Northwest Territories, and British Columbia.