Governance and Team

Governed by industry.
For industry.

CFIF is governed entirely by market participants who understand project risk, feedstock realities, logistics, and offtake. No government body influences project selection or fund priorities.

Led by people who understand the fuels value chain.

Ana Avramovic

Ana Avramovic, B.Comm.

Executive Director

Ana leads CFIF's strategy, fund governance, industry engagement, and capital deployment. She brings expertise in clean fuel market development, regulatory strategy, and stakeholder engagement across Canada's energy transition sector.

Keith Driver

Keith Driver, B.Sc., M.Sc., MBA

Technical Director

Keith leads technical criteria, project evaluation, and emissions performance oversight for CFIF's portfolio. He brings deep expertise in clean fuel technology assessment, lifecycle carbon intensity methodology, and CFR compliance frameworks.

Jonathan Cocker

Jonathan Cocker, B.A., LL.B., LSO Licensee

Operations and Development Director

Jonathan oversees regulatory compliance, governance standards, and operational development across CFIF's programs. He brings extensive experience in regulatory compliance and governance in Canada's environmental and energy sectors.

Shawn McMillan

Shawn McMillan, CPA, CA, ICD.D

Chief Financial Officer, CPA, CA, ICD.D

Shawn oversees CFIF’s financial governance, reporting, and fund administration. He brings over 25 years of experience in corporate finance and board governance across the Canadian energy sector.

How CFIF is governed

Industry Advisory Committee

Contributing Primary Suppliers form the industry advisory committee and provide direction on fund priorities, project criteria, and governance standards. Industry sets the agenda.

Independent Technical Evaluation

All projects undergo independent technical, financial, and regulatory due diligence before capital is committed. Criteria are set by industry participants, not program administrators.

Transparent Reporting

Contributors receive regular reporting on funded projects, emissions outcomes, credit generation, and fund performance. Full transparency on how every dollar is deployed.

Not-for-profit structure

CFIF Inc. is a Canadian not-for-profit corporation. It does not seek financial returns. 100% of contributed funds are deployed as non-repayable grants to eligible projects.

CFIF at a glance

Corporate type

Canadian Not-for-Profit Corporation

Corporation number

#1766434-6

Regulatory status

ECCC Approval Pending

Program type

Emissions Reduction Funding Program (ERFP)

Seed investor

Clear Sky Limited

Talk to the team.

We'll walk you through the full mechanics. Every Primary Supplier that engages now helps define what Canadian clean fuel capacity looks like at scale. One call. No commitment. Your industry. Your call.

Ana Avramovic
Ana Avramovic, B.Comm., Executive Director aa@cleanfuels.ca
Keith Driver
Keith Driver, B.Sc., M.Sc., MBA, Technical Director kd@cleanfuels.ca
Jonathan Cocker
Jonathan Cocker, B.A., LL.B., LSO Licensee, Operations & Development Director jd@cleanfuels.ca
Shawn McMillan
Shawn McMillan, CPA, CA, ICD.D, Chief Financial Officer sm@cleanfuels.ca