There has been an impact analysis published that estimate the impact Clean Fuel Regulations on the typical Canadian.
The regulations are aimed at forcing down greenhouse gas emotions from Gasoline and Diesel.
There are estimated to cost drivers 13 cents per litre at the pump by 2030.
The target reduction is 18 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 or 5 to 6 percent of what Canada needs to eliminate to reach their current targets for that year.
The estimated cost is 22 point 6 billion to 46 point 6 billion for refineries and other fuel supplies.
The cost to consumers would be between $76 to $174 per vehicle or up to $301 per household.
It is said to disproportionally impact lower-income families, single mothers, and seniors.
These are seen as more vulnerable demographics as they are least likely to be able to afford alternatives such as electric vehicles.
