Hitting the Wall: RFS2 Compliance in 2013
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The US gasoline pool is very close to the ethanol 'blend wall', which is the maximum amount of ethanol that can be blended into gasoline. Once the blend wall is reached, compliance with the Renewable Fuels Standard will grow increasingly difficult. In this Insight, Wood Mackenzie looks at contributors to the blend wall and suggests possibilities for how it may be overcome.
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