The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reported 1.14 billion gallons of renewable fuel was consumed during February 2021, an 11 percent decline from January and 19 percent below February 2020. Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) credit generation fell nine percent to 1.26 billion and was 19 percent below February 2020.
Biomass-based diesel (D4) consumption was two percent over January but four percent below February 2020. February Biodiesel output was 1.4 percent over January, renewable diesel consumption was unchanged, and renewable jet fuel use was 1.7 percent above Jan.
Advanced biofuel (D5) credit generation declined 37 percent in January, driven largely by a 48.5 percent drop in co-processed renewable diesel consumption. Co-processed renewable diesel is renewable diesel that is produced when an oil company adds renewable feedstock to the traditional…
05.03.2024
Biodiesel imports fall to 8-month low in March; exports rise to 3-month high
Biodiesel imported into the US fell in March for the first time in four months while biodiesel exported from the US reached a three-month high.
Import demand from...
05.03.2024
BFT, soybean oil weekly average prices tumble
For the week to Friday, prices were broadly lower compared with the prior week’s average. Packer bleachable fancy tallow was down by 2.2% from the prior week’s average on...
05.03.2024
US animal protein prices remain under pressure; soymeal rises
US animal protein prices were mixed in the week to Friday May 3 but showed no large movements, with multiple market participants traveling for the Petfood Forum in Kansas...