<p>Under a proposal from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, changes would impact the specifications, production levels, availability, and costs of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to increase and expand its availability by U.S. providers.&nbsp;“We have also considered the potential for increasing volumes of renewable jet fuel,” the proposal says. “Given its similarity to renewable diesel, for purposes of projecting appropriate volume requirements for 2026 and 2027, in most cases we consider renewable jet fuel to be a component of renewable diesel.”&nbsp;However,&nbsp;U.S. SAF producers would be under additional pressure to meet proposed availability levels because of the new rules’ main goal is to “reduce the input of fuels and feedstocks from foreign countries.” Further, the requirements&nbsp;would eliminate the electric vehicle mandate by removing electricity as qualifying under the renewable fuel standard. Comments on the proposal are due by Aug. 8, 2025.&nbsp;</p>


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U.S.: Renewable Fuel Standard

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