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FCL is acquiring a 150 million litre-per-year  ethanol plant near Belle Plaine, Sask., to meet existing fuels standards and prepare for incoming national Clean Fuel Standard.

Farm fuel distributed through Co-op Cardlocks across Saskatchewan and Manitoba will be exempt from the Federal Fuel Charge, commonly referred to as the carbon levy.

Federated Co-operatives Limited (FCL) had more to celebrate than its 90th anniversary this year, with record profits driven by exceptional market conditions in the energy sector.

The Co-op Refinery Complex (CRC) installed a significant new piece of equipment on Nov. 29, which will be the tallest vessel and one of the tallest structures on site.

An expanded delivery fleet is helping Co-op respond to record-high demands for propane from agricultural producers.

The unseasonably wet harvest is causing record-high demands for propane to use in grain drying and delays in service from propane suppliers such as Co-op.

More than 180 local organizations and causes across Western Canada are fuelling good after more than $600,000 in donations from Co-op.

In British Columbia, FCL and the CRC identified an opportunity to bring a new E-85 fuel to market and provide drivers with an alternative to regular gasoline.

For the third year in a row, FCL has received a positive rating from DBRS, a globally recognized credit ratings agency.