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Biodiesel. Renewable Diesel.
Sustainable Aviation Fuel.
Better. Cleaner. Now!®
The benefits keep growing.
Clean fuels offer better performance, immediate cost savings, lower emissions, positive economic impact and improved air quality.
About Clean Fuels
Availability continues to grow for cleaner-burning fuels made from an increasingly diverse mix of renewable resources.
Domestically produced and commercially available NOW, biodiesel, renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel serve commercial ground, rail, marine and air transport and consumer home heating.
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We connect leaders across the biodiesel, renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel industries to deliver better, cleaner fuels now for people and the planet.
Through our technical, environmental and quality assurance programs, we are the leading voice for education, advocacy, communications and market development in the renewable fuels industry.
Latest News
Clean Fuels Welcomes Hawaii Clean Fuel Standard for Alternative Fuels
Hawaii becomes the fifth state to adopt a clean fuel standard.
Clean Fuels Alliance Foundation Welcomes Chelsey Robinson as New Board Director
Robinson brings expertise in agricultural sustainability, biofuel policy and lifecycle carbon accounting
Clean Fuels Intervenes to Defend RFS’ Success Against Legal Attack
EPA appropriately set 2026-27 RFS volumes to drive rural economic development and growth in future production.
Clean Fuels Thanks USDA for Final Regenerative Ag Rule and Calculator
Clean Fuels looks forward to future updates that will provide farmers additional feedstock and regenerative agricultural management options.
State Momentum Continues to Grow Markets for Clean Fuels
Clean Fuels Director of State Governmental Affairs Jeff Earl shares the latest policy developments impacting biodiesel, renewable diesel and SAF markets
EPA Focuses the RFS on American Farmers
Clean Fuels CEO Donnell Rehagen discusses how the industry is responding to the 2026-27 RFS rule, its impact on American farmers and why it’s important to maintain this approach in the upcoming rule for 2028 and beyond