Published on
Thursday, October 31 2019
Authors: Cinda Lohmann and Julia Tossetti
Authors: Cinda Lohman and Julia Tossetti In 2010, the EPA approved a waiver asking that E15 be permitted in light-duty vehicles made in 2007 and after. The following year, the EPA extended this approval to cars made from 2001 to 2006. At that time, E15 was required to meet an…
Published on
Tuesday, October 29 2019
Authors: Ed Koshka and John Auers
Perhaps following the advice of their iconic rock band, Bachman Turner Overdrive (BTO), Canadian voters chose to “Let it Ride” with incumbent Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau in last week’s national elections. Despite all the scandal, controversy and personal low popularity, Trudeau’s Liberal Party garnered the plurality of seats (157)…
Published on
Wednesday, October 23 2019
Authors: Beth Hilbourn
On October 15, 2019, the EPA Administrator, Andrew Wheeler, signed a supplemental proposal for renewable fuel volumes. The proposed requirements are the same as the July 5, 2019 proposal; so, what has changed and what is the significance? The changes concern both adjustments to projected small refinery disproportionate economic hardship…
Published on
Tuesday, October 22 2019
Authors: John Auers and Robert Auers
A couple of weeks ago, I was a panelist at the 40th Annual Oil & Money (O&M) Conference in London, a major energy event which is co-hosted by Energy Intelligence and The New York Times. This year, the conference, which again played host to industry leaders from around the world,…
