Gold rush: renewable diesel is reshaping the California market
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Report summary
Table of contents
- A closer look at California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS)
- Why are the economics of producing renewable diesel so attractive?
- What are the implications of renewable diesel production for the diesel market in California?
- What are the alternatives for California petroleum diesel?
- How are California refiners responding?
- Can we expect this trend to advance outside of California?
- What does the future hold?
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Figure 1: Historical and proposed CI reduction under LCFS
- Figure 2: LCFS credit and gasoline / diesel LCFS deficit prices
- Figure 3: LCFS credit generation by source type
- Table 1: Average CI of certified renewable diesel pathways under LCFS
- Figure 5: Renewable diesel value into California market and historical soybean oil price (FOB, Decatur)
- Figure 5: California biomass-based diesel volumes
- Figure 6: PADD III diesel exports
- Figure 7: PADD V diesel exports
- Figure 8: CDU capacities of California refiners (MPC Marathon and P66 San Francisco removed)
What's included
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