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January 11, 2012

Volume: XXIV

Issue: 2

U.S. EPA OKs Camelina-Oil Biodiesel; Clarifies ‘Renewable Jet’ Definition

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced in a January 5 Federal Register proposed rule that camelina-oil derived biodiesel or “renewable diesel” will be treated just like soybean-derived biodiesel for Renewable Fuel Standard-2 (RFS-2) regulatory compliance.

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