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For current headlines, analysis and data relating to the ethanol industry visit the DTN Ethanol Center.

 

November 2011 A new EPA regulation requires additional language in all gasoline product transfer documents (PTDs), or bills of lading, starting on November 1, 2011.  This requirement was included in EPA’s July 25 final rule relating to misfueling of 10 - 15% ethanol blended gasoline.  Most provisions in the rule, including dispenser labeling and E-15 certification requirements, will not go into effect until 2012 or later.  However, terminals must include specific ethanol and RVP content language on all gasoline PTDs by November 1, 2011, regardless of whether the gasoline is being blended with ethanol.  The details of the new requirements are available here. 

 

March 2011 On March 21, ILTA joined NPRA and WSPA in filing a petition for judicial review in opposition to EPA’s January 2011 decision to allow E15 for use in model year 2011-2006 passenger vehicles.  This is the second petition filed jointly by ILTA, NPRA and WSPA on the issue of a partial waiver for E15.  The first opposed EPA’s October 2010 decision to allow the use of E15 in model year 2007 and newer light-duty vehicles.

 

Also during March, Senators Tom Coburn (R-OK) and Ben Cardin (D-MD) introduced a bill proposing to eliminate the federal government’s $6 billion ethanol subsidy.  The Congressional Budget Office also issued a report stating that the ethanol tax credit is no longer needed to ensure demand for domestic ethanol production.

 

January 2011 On January 26, EPA approved the sale and distribution of gasoline containing up to 15 percent ethanol (E15) for use in model year 2001-2006 passenger vehicles, including cars, sport utility vehicles and light pick-up trucks.  This expands the agency’s October 2010 decision to allow the use of E15 for use in model year 2007 and newer light-duty motor vehicles. For additional information, click here. 

 

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Related ILTA Articles

 

ILTA provides a monthly newsletter to its membership. Members may log in to the Member Resources page to access archived newsletters. The following is a list of articles ILTA has published in its newsletter relating to the ethanol industry.

  • EPA Requires New PTD Language for Loading Gasoline at Terminals, November 2011 Issue (p.3)

  • EPA Issues Final Rule on Measures Aimed at Mitigating Misfueling from Use of E15, August 2011 (p.2)

  • A Deeper Look at Corn Ethanol Policy Economics, July 2011 (p.7)

  • Chasing Rainbows in Search of Cellulosic Biofuels, August 2011 (p.2)

  • Industry Appeals EPA's Second E15 Decision; Commercial E15 Remains Illegal, April 2011 Issue (p.2)

  • EPA Allows Use of E15 in More Motor Vehicles, February 2011 Issue (p.4)

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