Research & Fact Sheets

Small Refinery Exemptions (SREs) under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) ASK: Reallocate each and every gallon for 2023 and 2024, and any future compliance years. ASK: Limit the number of refiners who...

Homegrown American ethanol holds down gas prices, strengthens our domestic energy production, brings jobs and prosperity to rural America, and delivers cleaner air. Here are specific policy priorities that can lead America...

Fair access to foreign markets and increased incorporation in U.S. international energy engagements will grow American agriculture and give American ethanol producers greater access to global markets. Current trade negotiations could eliminate...

In 1990, Congress specified that fuel with 10% ethanol (E10) could be sold year-round to encourage the use of ethanol-blended fuels, which save consumers money and burn cleaner than fuels without ethanol....

The 45Z Clean Fuel Production Tax Credit provides a tax credit for low emissions fuels that have a carbon intensity (CI) score below a baseline level (50 kgCO2e/MMBTU). This incentive is critical...

E15 is a gasoline blend that contains more than 10% and up to 15% ethanol. It saves consumers money, burns cleaner than regular fuel, drives farm income, and can be used in...

For 20 years, the RFS has been a bedrock policy that supports hundreds of thousands of American jobs, provides more affordable fuel options at the pump for American drivers, enhances American energy...

Learn more about bioethanol’s role in reducing emissions, creating jobs, lowering costs, fostering energy independence, and enhancing engine performance.

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...

With high inflation and volatile gas prices, American drivers are increasingly relying on the fuel savings offered by E15 (UNL88), a fuel containing 15 percent American ethanol. Compared to standard 10 percent...