Texas
Infograph: Among U.S. states, Texas ranks second in both biodiesel and renewable diesel production.
Washington
Infograph: Washington’s Clean Fuel Standard (CFS) requires fuel suppliers to reduce the carbon intensity of transportation fuels to 20% below 2017 levels by 2038.
California
Infograph: Biomass-based diesel's share of California's diesel fuel market reached 45.5% in 2022
Connecticut
Infograph: Connecticut's heating oil must contain a growing percentage of biodiesel -- reaching 50% in 2035.
Illinois
Infograph: Illinois is a top producer and consumer of biodiesel and a top grower of soybeans.
Indiana
Infograph: According to a recent study, a tax incentive for biodiesel blends could increase Indiana’s use of homegrown biodiesel by 5.6 million gallons per year.
Iowa
Infograph: Iowa biodiesel production increased to 349 million gallons in 2022.
Louisiana
Infograph: Soybeans were Louisiana's top crop in 2022.
Massachusetts
Infograph: By 2023, Massachusetts will implement a long-term declining emissions cap on heating fuels.
Michigan
Infograph: A statewide renewable fuel standard would drastically increase Michigan’s potential demand for biodiesel blends and eventually reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by more than 1.4 million metric tons per year.
Minnesota
Infograph: Minnesota was the first state to require biodiesel use. It is a top producer of biodiesel and grower of soybeans.