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A Tale of Two Biodiesel Feedstocks – Winners and Losers

Biomass Rules Posted on August 19, 2024 by Mark JennerAugust 19, 2024

Last week, USDA, Economic Research Service (ERS) posted this chart on used oil as feedstocks in biodiesel production.  This USDA chart indicated that we are pulling undervalued fats, oils, and greases into higher valued uses as transportation fuel.  This promotes … Continue reading →

Posted in economics, policy, wealth creation | Tagged a tale of two biodiesel feedstocks – winners and losers, air quality, biodiesel, capacity, difficult-to-monetize, domestic use, export markets, FAME, fats, federal policy, greases, oils, quality of life, renewable diesel, state policy, tale of two biodiesel feedstocks, water quality, winners and losers | Leave a reply

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