John Fuher is the Vice President of Government Affairs at Growth Energy, leading the association’s efforts on Capitol Hill. Fuher is proficient in issues surrounding the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), Reid Vapor Pressure (RVP) and biofuels tax policy. He also has significant experience in helping craft major federal agriculture policy. Prior to joining Growth Energy, Fuher spent seven years on the staff of Senator Kent Conrad (D-N.D.), chairman of the Senate Budget Committee. His last position was as Senator Conrad’s budget analyst for agriculture and trade, where he served as Senator Conrad’s chief agricultural advisor. He is a graduate of North Dakota State University and holds his MBA and master’s degree in government from Johns Hopkins University. Fuher lives in Chevy Chase, Maryland, with his wife and three children.
Hitting the road for the long weekend? Choose higher blends of biofuels to save money at the pump! E15 has saved consumers up to $.60 per gallon over the last several months. That's a meaningful difference. https://t.co/xaIvK4eY9q
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Iowa Corn was grateful to highlight the bright future of #E15 and higher #ethanol blends with @GrowthEnergy & @EthanolRFA on #biofuels panel @gilbarcoinc Retail Technology Conference #RTC2022 @NationalCorn https://t.co/LXF8Qz9OZK
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🔘 Outdated and inaccurate projections for future crop prices. 🔘 Double counted and incorrect emissions results. 🔘 Magnificent changes in land use that are overestimated. The anti-biofuel study from Lark is found to be problematic and misleading → bit.ly/3lJcxs3
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Thank you @EthanolMagazine for highlighting the potential of SAF from ethanol and particularly our project with @MarquisSaf. #SomedayIsNow #sustainableaviationfuel #decarbonization #netzero2050 https://t.co/GthzMKiQh8
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