Clean Fuels hosted the annual BioFry event in coordination with the American Soybean Association and North American Renderers Association. The event drew nearly 100 attendees from the Capitol Hill community.
Using the GREET model will support investments by farmers, oilseed processors and domestic producers to meet the SAF Grand Challenge
Global UCO supplies are anticipated to rise from 3.7 billion gallons in 2022 to between 5 billion and 10 billion gallons by 2030. The U.S. market at 850 million gallons could rise to 1.1 billion gallons.
Floyd Vergara, Director of State Governmental Affairs, set to retire following a long career in the low-carbon fuels industry.
As corporate standards continue to develop in the race to reach net-zero emissions, Clean Fuels Alliance America is guiding the industry toward a more streamlined process to accurately account for the carbon emissions benefits of sustainable aviation fuel.
New research and tighter specifications for biodiesel, including a new Low Metals grade, indicates a high-quality fuel, continually improving and meeting robust quality standards.
Data demonstrates high level of quality for BQ-9000 biodiesel users leading to improved specifications for OEM approvals.
Clean Fuels Alliance America welcomes nine new members to the association.
Time is of the essence in the race to lower carbon emissions and combat climate change. Industries relying on heavy-duty equipment find that switching to biofuels proves to be a simple and effective way to meet carbon reduction goals now.
Clean Fuels congratulates members and other companies for projects that increase consumer access to better, cleaner fuels.
EPA sets 2025 RVO below currently achievable volumes of biomass-based diesel.
In this episode of Fueling Conversations, Green Bison Soy Processing President Mike Keller discusses how the $352 million project will feature state-of-the-art technology to process up to 150,000 bushels of local soybeans a day.