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02.07.08

90% of US Biodiesel Meets ASTM Specs

The National Renewable Energy Lab released results from a new biodiesel quality ...

02.01.08

Argentina to Produce 6% of World's Biodiesel by 2012

Argentina will produce 6% of the world's biodiesel by 2012 if current projects i...

01.31.08

US To Host Energy Emissions Summit

Sixteen of the world’s largest greenhouse gas emitters are meeting in Honolulu t...

01.30.08

France To Review Biofuel Policy

France is considering changing its policy on the use of biofuels after doubts we...

01.29.08

Highlights of EU Renewable Energy Directive

Some highlights of the EU Renewable Energy Directive Mandated Blending: •As of...

01.29.08

President Bush Addresses Energy Issues

Addressing energy issues in his annual State of the Union address, US President ...

01.28.08

EU Parliament Approves Emmisions Plan

Members of the European Parliament in Brussels have approved the emissions reduc...

01.25.08

Groups React to EU Energy Package

In the EU Parliament, German Christian Democrats and Socialist groups have react...

01.24.08

EU Comission Adopts 10% Biofuel Mandate

The EU Commission adopted a plan today to cut EU emissions of greenhouse gases, ...

01.23.08

ConAgra Cancels Proposed Ethanol Plant in New Mexico

In New Mexico, ConAgra announced that it was canceling its proposed 100 million ...

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EPA Releases Proposed RFS2 Ruling

05.06.09

On Tuesday, US EPA released its proposed Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS2). Among the updates is a minimum use requirement for "Biomass-based Diesel" in which the fuel must reduce ghg emissions by 50% including indirect land use.

According to EPA, soy-based biodiesel reduces lifecycle ghg emissions by 22%, therefore in order to meet requirements a biodiesel production facility would need to use a minimum of 48% waste grease and a maximum of 52% soybean oil.



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