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  1. Ethanol blending policies utilizing agricultural feedstocks like sugarcane and maize are reducing dependence on imported crude oil.
  2. Federal blending requirements are causing production shortfalls, which drives up costs in the compliance credit market.

Underpinning production of renewable diesel, the new requirements are creating demand for compliance credits under the Renewable Fuel Standard.

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Underpinning production of renewable diesel, the new requirements are creating demand for compliance credits under the Renewable Fuel Standard.

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  1. New blending mandates and small refinery exemptions granted under RFS.1 source
  2. A Senate Energy Committee chairman challenges current Renewable Fuel Standards and seeks small refinery exemptions for RINs.Sub-event
  3. High renewable fuel blending requirements are driving market activity and compliance credit demand.1 source

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