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New Analysis Finds California Land-Use Change Assumptions Vastly Outdated

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A newly released analysis is calling into question the assumptions California uses to calculate indirect land-use change (ILUC) emissions for soy-based biodiesel and renewable diesel, concluding that the state’s methodology is out of step with current agricultural realities. The study, commissioned by Clean Fuels Alliance America and Farmers Fueling the Future—a biofuel research initiative led

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MiABC Presents On Advanced Biofuels at the Great Lakes Alliance For Sustainable Shipping Annual Meeting

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The Michigan Advanced Biofuels Coalition (MiABC) was honored to attend and present at the Great Lakes Alliance for Sustainable Shipping’s (GLASS) 2nd Annual Meeting in Grand Rapids, Michigan, this week. MiABC’s Sustainability and Outreach Director, Bailey Arnold, delivered “Biobased Diesel 101”, a jam-packed presentation that outlined how biobased diesel fuels are produced, how they differ

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EPA Small Refinery Exemptions Threaten Biofuel Demand and Feedstock Market

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A farmer-director with Clean Fuels Alliance America says the EPA’s recent decisions on small refinery exemptions (SREs) could significantly affect biofuel producers’ profitability. Greg Anderson of Nebraska says he was disappointed in the volume of SREs granted and stressed that the agency must reallocate all exempted gallons back into the fuel supply. “If that doesn’t

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Truck Fleets Across the U.S. Accelerate Adoption of Renewable Diesel, Biodiesel

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A rising number of trucking fleets are turning to renewable, biomass-based diesel fuels as drop-in replacements for petroleum diesel, cutting emissions without abandoning the engines and fueling systems they rely on today. Renewable diesel and biodiesel, in particular, offer fleets a practical pathway to decarbonization that maintains performance standards and fits seamlessly into existing operations.

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USDA Announces $7 Million For Advanced Biofuel Production

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U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins announced today that USDA is providing $7 million in payments to advanced biofuel producers across the country through the Advanced Biofuel Producer Payment Program, a component of the One Big Beautiful Bill. This round of funding is intended to boost the production of biofuels made from American-grown feedstocks.

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Webinar: Engine Technology Forum Explores Sustainable Energy And Technology To Power Resilient Economy

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Shifts in U.S. energy and economic policy are prompting new conversations — and a growing need for clarity — about how these changes influence fuels and technologies used in transportation, agriculture, construction and power generation. To help unpack these developments, the Engine Technology Forum will host a webinar titled “Seeking Solutions for Sustainable Energy and

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Clean Fuels Producers, COP30 To Scale Renewable Energies

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Scaling up biofuels, hydrogen and synthetic fuels is essential for meeting rising global energy needs while cutting greenhouse gas emissions. Twenty-three nations — with Italy, Japan, India and Brazil at the forefront — have pledged to increase sustainable fuel production and use fourfold by 2035. Achieving this objective will require interoperable standards, strong investment, coordinated

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Rewriting The RFS Playbook: Projected D4 Biomass-Based Diesel RIN Generation For 2026-2027

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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a trilogy of decisions for the U.S. Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) in recent months that represents some of the most significant regulatory developments for biomass-based diesel in the program’s history.  The vast majority of biomass-based diesel produced in the U.S. and used to comply with the RFS is

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Soybean Farmers Look To Sell More Product To Domestic Renewable Fuel Producers

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Some farmers are saying the market for their soybeans remains unstable because of the ongoing trade negotiations. One sign of their anxiety is that they are renting a record amount of storage space for their soybeans, hoping to weather out the current crisis, according to the president of the Wisconsin Farmers Union. “I’m hoping that

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New Crush Plants and Trade Progress Position U.S. Soybeans for Major Upswing

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The U.S. soybean market is gaining momentum, driven by a bullish combination of renewed purchase commitments from China—following recent trade negotiations—and rapidly expanding domestic crush capacity. Together, these forces have analysts watching for a potential breakout. According to University of Minnesota (UMn) grain market economist Ed Usset, the latest report from the National Oilseed Processors

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