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Federal blending requirements are causing production shortfalls, which drives up costs in the compliance credit market.

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Federal blending requirements are causing production shortfalls, which drives up costs in the compliance credit market.

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  1. Underpinning production of renewable diesel, the new requirements are creating demand for compliance credits under the Renewable Fuel Standard.Sub-event
  2. EPA established high renewable fuel blending requirements, driving up demand for compliance credits.1 source
  3. Blending mandates lead to production shortfalls and increased costs in the compliance credit market.1 source

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