The Canadian Fuels Association is committed to helping all Canadians get more value from the fuels they purchase. Our members work with stakeholders to support initiatives that promote more efficient and more environmentally sustainable use of transportation fuels. To learn more, please visit: http://www.canadianfuels.ca

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Making every litre count
Canadian Fuels Association
members endorse the following
fuel-saving tips:
• Plan your route
• Use the cruise control feature
• Use your air conditioner
sparingly
• Check tire pressure regularly
• Keep your car properly
maintained
• Don’t speed—avoid“jack
rabbit”starts and stops
• Avoid idling
• Avoid excessive weight in
your vehicle
Canadian Fuels members are
involved in initiatives aimed at
promoting and facilitating more
efficient and more environmentally
sustainable use of transportation
fuels. Members are committed to
developing fuels with a smaller
environmental footprint and
helping Canadians get more value
from every tank. Using fuel more
efficiently minimizes environmental
impacts, and at the same time,
reduces fuel costs for individuals
and businesses.
FUEL fundamentals
We help you travel
Further on every tank
Using less fuel reduces consumers’fuel costs and environmental
impact of fuels. The Canadian Fuels Association is committed
to helping all Canadians get more value from the fuels
they purchase.
Our members work with other stakeholders to support initiatives that
promote more efficient and more environmentally sustainable use of
transportation fuels.
In one project, a Canadian Fuels member supported a team that set
a world record for fuel-efficiency by driving across Canada on less
than five tanks of gasoline. Canadian Fuels members have also funded
organizations operating programs that retire older vehicles and
motorized equipment that are not fuel efficient.
Our members provide a variety of resources in print and online that
describe the benefits of fuel efficiency and provide Canadians with
strategies to reduce the amount of fuel they consume.
Our members also participate in Quality Urban Energy Systems of
Tomorrow (QUEST), a not-for-profit organization that researches and
teaches Canadians and policy makers about integrated community
energy systems (ICES).
With ICES, communities are
planned in ways that make
energy use —including for
transportation — optimally
efficient. A community that
embraces ICES converts its waste
to energy, builds homes that
produce as much energy as they
consume, and embraces efficient
new standards for land-use and
transportation planning.
Updated 02/12/2014
For further information, please contact
Canadian Fuels Association
info@canadianfuels.ca
613.232.3709