Clean Fuels urges Treasury to ensure a level playing field for American farmers, by eliminating penalties for speculative indirect effects assigned to U.S. crop feedstocks. Clean Fuels also urges Treasury to adhere to the legislative language indicating that co-processed fuels do not qualify for the credit.
WASHINGTON, DC - Clean Fuels Alliance America thanks U.S. Treasury and USDA officials for releasing long-awaited guidance describing the intended rules for the §45Z Clean Fuel Production Credit and giving stakeholders an opportunity to evaluate its workability. The...
Clean Fuels Alliance America and nine national and state associations wrote to House and Senate leaders requesting a one-year extension of the §40A Biodiesel and Renewable Diesel Tax Incentive.
The need for policy certainty is urgent, Clean Fuels emphasizes
Today, Clean Fuels Alliance America submitted a highly detailed, technical response to USDA’s Request for Information on climate smart agriculture practices for biofuel feedstocks. Clean Fuels emphasized the need for immediate guidance and certainty before biodiesel, renewable diesel, and sustainable aviation fuel producers and their farmer partners transition to the credit in January.
“Lack of regulatory certainty is already putting thriving businesses at risk as fuel producers are unable to make important business decisions regarding their fuel,” the letter states.
Secretary Tom Vilsack announces RFI at Clean Fuels June Member Meeting
Twenty-five trade associations sent a letter urging Treasury to finalize and publish guidance for the §45Z Clean Fuels Production Credit as soon as possible.
U.S. farmers and clean fuel producers urge rapid action on guidance for 2025-2027 incentives
Guidance defers allowing U.S. producers to access the GREET model for calculating SAF tax incentives
Clean Fuels, ASA, NOPA and U.S. Canola urge using the most recent version of the GREET model as the “similar methodology” option for determining SAF tax credit eligibility.