October 4, 2013
BY Erin Krueger
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The U.S. EPA on Oct. 2 delivered a proposed rule to the White House Office of Management and Budget regarding the agency’s plan to reallocate 2025 Renewable Fuel Standard volumes waived via small refinery exemptions (SREs).
The U.S. DOE’s Office of Technology Commercialization on Sept. 24 announced it is now accepting applications for up to $41 million that is being made available to advance the commercialization of promising technologies in five priority areas.
With the unanimous passage of an E15 bill that instructs implementation, the Golden State will finally allow retailers to offer the blend.
A coalition of stakeholders on Sept. 14 sent a letter to leaders of the European Commission urging them to resist pressure to allow electrolytic hydrogen used an intermediate processing input to be counted towards the EU’s e-SAF requirement.
On Aug. 22, Guatemala launched its E10 ethanol blending program in regular gasoline, marking a major milestone for the country’s fuel market and ethanol development in Central America, according to the U.S. Grains & Bioproducts Council.