Renewable Fuel Volume Increased During July – EPA

Renewable Fuel Volume Increased During July – EPA

 

Biomass-Based Diesel Output Slows While Ethanol and Cellulosic Ramp Higher

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reported renewable fuel consumption continued to increase as the economy attempted to get back on track during July. Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) credit generation improved seven percent from June with 1.6 billion credits recorded and is 54 percent above the April low.  Volumetric consumption of 1.48 billion gallons was eight percent over June output and 62 percent above the pandemic low.  Consumption was not up across the board.  Ethanol and the Advanced Biofuel category experienced an upswing in demand, but biomass-based diesel and the cellulosic category moved lower.  

The advanced biofuel code saw a strong surge in consumption due to 22 million gallons of sugarcane ethanol being imported during July. Sugarcane exports had been absent during the prior three…

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