On February 24, 2016, Lucian Pugliaresi testified before the Senate Committee on Environment& Public Works on the Renewable Fuel Standard. His testimony given before the
EPRINC estimates that under current law fuel costs could increase by an additional $0.15 to $0.25 per gallon in 2022, with considerable potential for price
RINs Around the Rosy enables you to take on a variety of roles, from EPA Administrator to gasoline blender, in an attempt to guide the
“Industry experts expect companies to pass the cost along to consumers, to the tune of at least 19 cents per gallon at the pump, according
Lou’s written testimony is available here (PDF). Trisha Curtis presented on May 30 before Hart Energy’s DUG Bakken and Niobrara conference in Denver. Her presentation is available
Corn ethanol is not mandated under the RFS. However, 98% of “conventional biofuels” produced in the U.S. and blended into gasoline are derived from corn,
Download PDF Version of Report (Includes full citations) Summary The Federal government provides a range of subsidies, tax incentives, and regulatory mandates to promote
A PDF version of the executive summary can be downloaded here and is posted on our publication page. The full report will be posted on
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