The Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS) is the main propeller for expanding the production and use of advanced biofuels in the United States. However, changes to the statute and the implementation of the RFS can improve the law to better support the advanced and cellulosic industries, which in turn will help to close the electrification gap and decarbonize transportation fuel.
The members of the ABFA call on Congress to reform the RFS to better reward fuels that deliver higher emissions reductions, and to speed its regulatory approval process as innovative fuels, feedstocks, and technology pathways come to market. In absence of congressional action, ABFA encourages the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to make a number of adjustments to the RFS under its current statutory authority.
The members of the ABFA call on Congress to reform the RFS to better reward fuels that deliver higher emissions reductions, and to speed its regulatory approval process as innovative fuels, feedstocks, and technology pathways come to market. In absence of congressional action, ABFA encourages the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to make a number of adjustments to the RFS under its current statutory authority.
