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The ‘Octane Olive Branch’ is Full of Thorns

By CFDC's Douglas Durante, Opinion Contributor, The Hill, July 8, 2018 — With a final rule on fuel economy likely to come out in the near future, a considerable amount of attention has centered on higher octane fuels as a pathway to increased efficiency in...

Fuel Economy Rules: Someone is Listening

By CFDC's Douglas Durante, Biofuels Digest — The Digest The recent announcement that the Trump Administration was taking another look at Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards was a welcome reality check for what is a complex and multi-layered issue. There...

Ethanol Reduces Emissions

By CFDC's Douglas Durante, Biofuels Digest — In Hungary, Clean Fuels Development Coalition Executive Director Douglas Durante said as a way for ethanol to find value beyond limitations of government-imposed limits, both in the EU and the U.S., the focus should be...

Administration’s Biofuels Stance still a Question Mark

Doug Durante, executive director of the Clean Fuels Development Coalition, says the industry is still trying to figure out how to deal with the new administration. One thing is for sure, Durante says–the ethanol industry’s argument that it reduces greenhouse gas emissions and helps clean the air doesn’t resonate with the Trump team.

Renewable Fuels Leader Looks Beyond the RFS

“The uncertainty of this whole Renewable Fuel Standard after 2022 raises a lot of questions,” says Doug Durante, executive director of the Clean Fuels Development Coalition. “As we’ve preached for a long time, let’s try to plan out a pathway that looks at a world without the Renewable Fuel Standard.”

Durante and Governor Ben Nelson of Nebraska.

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