**Please note, The Jacobsen will not publish a bulletin on Monday, February 19 in observance of Presidents’ Day.**
In a vote of 26-15, the New Mexico Senate recently passed legislation that would require the state’s transportation sector to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
If signed by Governor Grisham, House Bill 41 (Clean Transportation Fuel Standards) calls for a reduction in the carbon intensity of New Mexico’s transportation fuels by 20 percent by 2030, and by 30 percent by 2040, from a 2018 baseline.
CARB Postpones Amendment Hearing on LCFS
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) announced on February 14 it will postpone the March 21 public hearing to consider amendments to the Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS). The hearing will be pushed back to an unspecified later date.
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11.21.2024
Domestic US biodiesel blending helps lift October RFS RIN production
US domestic biodiesel blending of 147.5 million gallons in October produced a monthly high of 221.2 million renewable identification number (RIN) credits for January-October. This was 11.5% above September...
11.21.2024
CWG trades lower as broader animal fats markets hold steady
The US animal fats and oils markets held steady on Thursday November 21, with limited trading as attention shifted toward broader macroeconomic factors and...
11.21.2024
October commercial cattle, hog production above 2023
US animal protein prices were steady on Thursday November 21. Limited trade was reported from market sources due to the proximity of the extended Thanksgiving holiday weekend in the...