EPA Struggles with Key RFS Issues Making 2010 Implementation Unlikely

According to Inside EPA Weekly Report (subscription required), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is having a hard time “with resolving a host of factors affecting its new renewable fuels standard (RFS) make it unlikely that the agency will meet an early 2010 goal for the RFS to take effect.” Speaking at Infocast’s Cellulosic Ethanol SUmmit, EPA’s Paul Argyropoulos said that “the agency recognizes that it faces a tight deadline to finalize the rule in time to implement it in 2010 but would not specify when the RFS would be finalized or when the agency plans to implement it. ‘I can’t give you much more than [to] say that we are working incredibly hard to get this rule done as quickly as possible,’” he is quoted as saying. Meanwhile, for a look at other recent issues regarding biofuels see DTN Ag Policy’s Chris Clayton article, “Biofuel Policies on the Table in December.”

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