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Latest News
Clean Fuels Conference to Highlight Market Potential, Policy Outlook for Biodiesel, Renewable Diesel and SAF
Industry leaders gather in Orlando to assess market momentum, policy signals and opportunities ahead
Clean Fuels Asks EPA to Maintain RFS Compliance Deadline
Biomass-based diesel production is idling at the start of this year, because the annual volumes are not in place, the letter points out. The slowdown in production will impact the crop prices soybean farmers receive and undermine significant U.S. investments in oilseed processing and fuel production capacity.
2025 Positions Biodiesel, Renewable Diesel for Success in 2026
Clean Fuels Alliance America outlines industry’s progress as year comes to a close
Clean Fuels Applauds CARB’s Decision to Sunset Outdated Biodiesel Restrictions
Ruling follows years of advocacy by the national trade association representing biodiesel, renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel
Clean Fuels Submits Comments to CARB Following Land Use Change Public Forum
Clean Fuels urges CARB to adopt modern, science-driven land use change modeling to strengthen California’s LCFS
New Study Finds California’s Soybean ILUC Values Are Outdated
The analysis reveals CARB’s ILUC values for US soy-based biodiesel and renewable diesel lack current data overstate emissions












