Insight
EPA pushes mandates just over the blend wall
Report summary
The EPA has recently proposed 2014-2016 Renewable Fuel Standards, revising downward from the original implementation due to falling demand and inability to blend higher percentages of ethanol into the gasoline pool. This insight explores the size of the impact and what will be done to meet the new targets.
What's included
This report contains
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- Introduction
- How it works
- 2014-2015 Requirements
- How to meet 2016 Requirements
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Conclusions
- Could 2016 be a repeat of 2013 or not?
- Is it attainable?
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
Images
- Chart 1. Ethanol demand in the US approaching 10%
- Chart 2. US gasoline demand (mmbd) and yoy annual growth (kbd)
- Chart 3. Flex-fuel vehicles and station availability
- Chart 4. Recent Ethanol RIN pricing
Tables
- Table 1. EPA proposed 2014-2016 renewable fuel standards
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