Americas > British Columbia reviews fuel switching offset protocol due to additionality risk

British Columbia reviews fuel switching offset protocol due to additionality risk

Published 22:28 on June 14, 2023  /  Last updated at 22:28 on June 14, 2023  / /  Americas, Canada, Voluntary

The British Columbia government on Tuesday put the province’s fuel switching offset protocol (FSOP) under review because emissions reductions under the methodology may no longer be additional to business-as-usual practice.
The British Columbia government on Tuesday put the province’s fuel switching offset protocol (FSOP) under review because emissions reductions under the methodology may no longer be additional to business-as-usual practice.


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