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From Field to Fuel Tank: Farmers Can Help Drive Down Biodiesel’s Carbon Intensity

American farmers have long played an important role in the growth of the biodiesel industry. Now, changes to the federal 45Z Clean Fuel Production Credit are creating new opportunities to recognize how decisions made on the farm can influence the lifecycle carbon intensity of the fuels produced from agricultural feedstocks. At the same time, farmers

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WEBINAR: Biodiesel & The Great Lakes: Real-World Experience, Technical Insights, and Fueling Solutions

On September 10, the Michigan Advanced Biofuels Coalition (MiABC) and Green Marine co-hosted “Biodiesel & the Great Lakes: Real-World Experience, Technical Insights, and Fueling Solutions.” The webinar brought together biodiesel marketers, fuel suppliers, and Great Lakes vessel operators to share firsthand experiences using biodiesel in commercial marine applications. Industry experts discussed fuel quality and handling,

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Driver Appreciation Week: Recognizing an Essential Part of America’s Transportation System

Driver Appreciation Week provides an opportunity to recognize the critical role professional drivers play in keeping America’s transportation system and economy moving. Every day, drivers move food, fuel, raw materials, consumer goods, and countless other products across the country. They operate municipal vehicles that maintain communities, transit buses that connect people with jobs and services,

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Ag Industry, Biofuel Producers React to SRE Decision

The soybean and biomass-based diesel industries are responding to EPA’s latest Small Refinery Exemption (SRE) announcement with a clear message: protect the integrity of the Renewable Fuel Standard and ensure that exempted volumes are fully reallocated. EPA recently granted full or partial exemptions to 29 small refineries for the 2025 compliance year, removing approximately 1.76

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Great Lakes Sustainable Fuels Symposium Lays the Foundation for New Opportunities

The Great Lakes Sustainable Fuels Symposium, held September 2–3 in Dearborn, brought together leaders from agriculture, transportation, energy, business, and government to explore opportunities to expand sustainable fuel production and use across Michigan and the Great Lakes region. Discussions focused heavily on developing new markets for Michigan-grown feedstocks through sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), marine fuels,

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New NACFE Report Highlights Critical Role of Biodiesel and Renewable Diesel in Freight Decarbonization

As the heavy-duty trucking industry works to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, a new report from the North American Council for Freight Efficiency (NACFE) reinforces an important reality: reducing emissions isn’t just about changing vehicles—it’s also about changing fuels. The report concludes that evaluating the environmental impact of heavy-duty trucks requires a well-to-wheel approach rather than

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Engine Technology Forum Webinar: How Renewable Fuels Are Driving the Future

The performance and sustainability of engine technology depend heavily on fuel – its quality, supply, and characteristics. In this panel, leaders from fuel producers, engine and equipment manufacturers, and fuel chemistry experts will discuss the latest policy developments and connect fuel supply to fleet adoption and real-world use. The discussion will explore market dynamics, feedstock

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U.S. Biodiesel Production Surges as Policy Certainty Strengthens Domestic Market

U.S. biodiesel production climbed to its highest level in over a year, while imports effectively dropped to zero, signaling a major shift toward domestic supply as federal policy and market conditions realign. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, net biodiesel production rose 20% month-over-month in February to approximately 84,000 barrels per day (bpd), marking

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Clean Fuels Foundation Extends Application Deadline for Calabotta Education Grant

The Clean Fuels Alliance Foundation has extended the application deadline for the Beth Calabotta Sustainability Education Grant to Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. The Foundation continues to seek passionate student scientists and researchers committed to advancing sustainability in biodiesel, renewable diesel and related fields.  Established in 2018, the Beth Calabotta Sustainability Education Grant provides a $3,000 award to

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The State of Soy: Facing Uncertainty, Poised for Growth

After what many in the industry describe as one of the most difficult years in memory, the soybean supply chain is looking to proposed federal biofuel policies as a potential turning point. For biofuel producers, prolonged uncertainty surrounding final regulatory rules—combined with another year of underwhelming volume targets under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS)—pushed many

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