Americas > Oil, corn ethanol stir controversy as California addresses rising transport sector emissions

Oil, corn ethanol stir controversy as California addresses rising transport sector emissions

Published 02:17 on August 21, 2018  /  Last updated at 17:21 on September 26, 2018  / Matthew Lithgow /  Americas, Canada, RINs & LCFS, US

Whether cutting oil production or crediting corn ethanol under the LCFS would help achieve carbon cuts in the transport sector emerged as contentious issues as California regulator ARB on Monday sought advice on how to deal with rising emissions from the sector.
Whether cutting oil production or crediting corn ethanol under the LCFS would help achieve carbon cuts in the transport sector emerged as contentious issues as California regulator ARB on Monday sought advice on how to deal with rising emissions from the sector.


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