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although there's no mention of it in the speech, a renewable fuel componnent (similar to the one adopted by Ottawa) may be forthcoming =]
The full text of the speech has this hint: "British Columbia will establish a low-carbon fuel standard. It will reduce the carbon intensity of all passenger vehicles by at least 10 per cent by 2020."
What I think I like most about BC's plan is that it took up about a quarter of the throne speech. That's a signal change in attitude.
Yup I agree.