Calif. Renewable Diesel Consumption Exceeds Diesel in 1H 2023

Calif. Renewable Diesel Consumption Exceeds Diesel in 1H 2023

California Air Resources Board (CARB) released quarterly fuel and credit production data showing the Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) continues to perform above projections. Second-quarter credit production increased 10 percent to 7.35 million credits, while deficits churned eight percent higher to 5.75 million credits.

The largest credit producers were renewable diesel, electricity, and renewable natural gas (RNG), combining to provide 80 percent of all credits generated. Renewable diesel produced 38 percent of all credits, nearly as many as electricity and RNG combined.

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