Ethanol foes say it’s crunch time
January 24, 2017
With steep increases in blend on the horizon, industry leaders hope for an ally in Trump’s EPA nominee
With steep increases in blend on the horizon, industry leaders hope for an ally in Trump’s EPA nominee
Boating United has received nearly 2,000 signatures on a petition in response to the record-high ethanol mandate the EPA set in November.
Oil interests and biofuel interests are aligning in an effort regarding the law that mandates biofuels in the fuel supply.
The EPA reversed course from its initial proposal regarding mandated ethanol volumes for 2017.
The NMMA is “eagerly awaiting” Donald Trump’s appointments to head the Environmental Protection Agency and the federal Department of Agriculture
The National Marine Manufacturers Association joined a group asking Congress to make changes to help consumers avoid misfueling.
The State of Virginia requested an exemption from the EPA Reformulated Gasoline Program in order to sell ethanol-free gasoline.
A new Competitive Enterprise Institute report makes the case for repealing the federal biofuels mandate.
The NMMA will be part of a group discussing the impact of the ethanol increase proposed by the EPA.
Executive order directs all state agencies to buy gasoline blended with 5 percent or less ethanol when it’s comparably priced to higher blends.
With steep increases in blend on the horizon, industry leaders hope for an ally in Trump’s EPA nominee
Boating United has received nearly 2,000 signatures on a petition in response to the record-high ethanol mandate the EPA set in November.
Oil interests and biofuel interests are aligning in an effort regarding the law that mandates biofuels in the fuel supply.
The EPA reversed course from its initial proposal regarding mandated ethanol volumes for 2017.
The NMMA is “eagerly awaiting” Donald Trump’s appointments to head the Environmental Protection Agency and the federal Department of Agriculture
The National Marine Manufacturers Association joined a group asking Congress to make changes to help consumers avoid misfueling.
The State of Virginia requested an exemption from the EPA Reformulated Gasoline Program in order to sell ethanol-free gasoline.
A new Competitive Enterprise Institute report makes the case for repealing the federal biofuels mandate.
The NMMA will be part of a group discussing the impact of the ethanol increase proposed by the EPA.
Executive order directs all state agencies to buy gasoline blended with 5 percent or less ethanol when it’s comparably priced to higher blends.
