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West Michigan | Not sure what your talking about. $1.00 per gallon? There isn’t a subsidy on ethanol. Are you talking about RINS? And there is no mandate on ethanol. Not sure where you are reading that. Below is a clip of the wording of the link that you referenced. You can use cellulosic biofuel. Doesn’t need to be ethanol.
The RFS program’s four renewable fuel standards are nested within each other. In other words, the fuel with a higher GHG reduction threshold can be used to meet the standards for a lower GHG reduction threshold. For example, fuels or RINs for advanced biofuel (i.e., cellulosic, biodiesel or sugarcane ethanol) can be used to meet the total renewable fuel standards (i.e., corn ethanol). | |
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“The Impossible dream of replacing the convenience of fossil powered with EVs”
