Biofuel Groups Urge EPA to Set 2026 Renewable Fuel Standards
Coalition Says Clear RFS Targets Are Vital for Investment
A driver unloads corn at a refining facility in Iowa. (Sergio Flores/Bloomberg News)
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A national trade coalition is urging Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin to set Renewable Fuel Standards for 2026 and later to bolster U.S. biofuel availability.
“The prior [Biden] administration’s low RFS volumes and delays in providing guidance on new tax policies are creating uncertainty for producers. That could make it more difficult for truckers to access supplies of these fuels,” Paul Winters, public affairs and federal communications director for Clean Fuels Alliance America, told Transport Topics.
Representing biodiesel, renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel producers, feedstock suppliers, and fuel distributors, Clean …
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