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EPA Won’t Finalize Renewable Fuel Standard in 2014, Cites Lengthy Delays

The Environmental Protection Agency announced Nov. 21 that it won’t issue a final renewable fuel standard for 2014 by the end of the year.

Instead, the EPA plans to issue a new rule in 2015 to set standards for 2014 through 2016 in an effort to bring the annual rulemaking back into compliance with statutory deadlines after several lengthy delays in recent years.

EPA Won’t Finalize Renewable Fuel Standard in 2014, Cites Lengthy Delays

-Bloomberg BNA 11/24/2014

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