Part B of these Guidelines outlines the limited exemptions to the policy, such as for mitigation technology and humanitarian and emergency response. To qualify for an exemption and be eligible for Government of Canada support, a project must generally meet the due diligence criteria specified in this section.
This guidance does not pre-empt or prejudice the Assessment Framework for inefficient fossil fuel subsidies domestically. These Guidelines will apply to all federal departments, agencies, and Crown corporations that provide, or may provide, support that would be in scope of the commitment.
The Government will also update the Guidelines as necessary, to validate their performance against the goals of the Glasgow Statement, and to address potential implementation challenges, including but not limited to:. The Government of Canada may continue to provide support in certain limited and clearly defined circumstances should a project qualify based on the 12 exemptions and conditions specified here.
These exemptions are consistent with the 1. A project must meet all of the conditions set out in the General Exemptions Conditions section below to qualify for an exemption, except in the cases of the national security and humanitarian and emergency response exemptions. The natural gas power generation exemption must additionally meet the second set of conditions below, as well as the General Exemption Conditions.
For all exemptions, except those on national security and humanitarian and emergency response, in deciding whether to provide public support to a project, implementing federal organizations must undergo all of the following due diligence steps:.
