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UNL88 (E15): Progress Update
UNL88 is Gaining Quick Traction in the Marketplace. Today, there are more than 4,300 retail locations in 34 states selling E15 at a price point up to a dollar cheaper per gallon...
Indiana: Ethanol Fact Sheet
Biofuels Retail Tax Incentive: Support Indiana Agriculture Ethanol sales alone accounted for nearly $3 billion annually. The farm gate value of corn purchased is nearly $2 billion. Indiana ethanol producers create co-products like...
A Strategic Roadmap for Decarbonizing the U.S. Ethanol Industry
Emergence of Ethanol as a Key Enabler of the Transition to Low-Carbon Fuels The U.S. clean energy transition requires a transition to both carbon-free electricity and clean fuels. Ethanol has been the...
Tailpipe Rule: Missed Opportunity to Reduce Carbon
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized its multipollutant rule governing tailpipe emissions standards from light duty vehicles on March 20, 2024. EPA’s modeling shows that the more stringent standards would most...
Classroom Resources: Biofuels Curriculum
Growth Energy, in partnership with the National Association of Agricultural Educators (NAAE), has developed a one-of-a-kind biofuels curriculum aimed at educating high school students to the world of biofuels. The curriculum is the...
Pro-Biofuels Tax Incentives
These biofuel tax credits are essential to promoting innovation in rural communities, providing greater long-term energy security, and allowing biofuel producers and farmers to play a role in global decarbonization efforts.
Biofuel Priorities in the 2023 Farm Bill
The ethanol industry purchased $32 billion of corn last year. Access to year-round E15, a 15 percent ethanol blend at the pump, would create demand for 2.4 billion additional bushels of corn...
Why GREET?
The GREET Model uses the most up-to-date science to accurately estimate the emissions reductions of bioethanol. The U.S. Department of Energy Argonne National Lab’s Greenhouse Gases, Regulated Emissions, and Energy Use...
Considering Historical Land Use When Estimating Soil Carbon Stock Changes of Transitional Croplands
By Kenneth Copenhaver and Steffen Mueller Abstract: Understanding changes to soil organic carbon storage (SOC) requires knowledge of detailed land use history. Many satellite-based analyses of land use change have been conducted...
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