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

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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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Volvo Trucks Launches All-new Engine Platform for Wide Range of Alternative Fuels

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Volvo Trucks’ most fuel-efficient engines ever are here – two all-new 13-liter engines ready for renewable diesel and gas fuel types, including future hydrogen applications. Both are based on Volvo’s latest in-house developed engine platform. New Engine Platform Made for Alternative Fuels The combustion engine continues to play an important role in Volvo Truck’s driveline

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State of Sustainable Fleets: Renewable Fuel Adoption Growing

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“The State of Sustainable Fleets 2026 Market Brief,” released May 4 during the 2026 ACT Expo in Las Vegas, paints a detailed picture of a commercial transportation industry navigating one of the most challenging and rapidly evolving periods in recent history. Now in its seventh year, the annual report provides a technology-neutral analysis of how

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

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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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Stay In the Know: Introducing the Michigan Biofuels Brief

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Do you want updates from the Michigan biofuels community—and the broader clean fuels industry—delivered straight to your inbox? The Michigan Advanced Biofuels Coalition (MiABC) is excited to announce the launch of a new industry newsletter: the Michigan Biofuels Brief. Designed to be quick, informative, and easy to read, the Michigan Biofuels Brief is your go-to

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USDA Updates 2026 Research and Development Priorities

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture unveiled a new set of research and development priorities for 2026 on Dec. 30, including a renewed emphasis on expanding markets and identifying new uses for American agricultural products, particularly in biofuels and bioenergy. The updated priorities were formalized through a memorandum signed Dec. 30 by Brooke Rollins, which outlines five

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Policy Changes And New Demand Opportunities Create Optimism For 2026

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After months of uncertainty, new policies and market developments are creating a more positive outlook for biodiesel ─ creating good news for Michigan soybean farmers who supply soybean oil for biodiesel production. “There are many reasons to be optimistic about biodiesel going into 2026,” says Hanna Campbell, market development director for the Michigan Soybean Committee

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Federal Biofuel Policies Likely To Drive Demand For U.S. Corn, Soybeans

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The supply of U.S. corn and soybeans has grown over the past decade and is projected to increase further in the coming years. In the past, large supplies have been partly absorbed by both export markets and biofuel production. However, going forward, exports are unlikely to grow sufficiently to offset projected supply increases. Instead, demand

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