The July 1 amendments to the California LCFS program introduced new feedstock attestation requirements that significantly expand what pathway holders must document, validate, and defend during validation.
LCFS Compliance Risk is Moving Upstream Read More »
At our core, we’re policy wonks here at EcoCira, so we were excited when CARB finally put out their Initial Statement of Reasons (ISOR) for the updates to Cap-and-Invest and the Mandatory Reporting Rule (MRR) last week.
Cap-and-Invest and MRR: 750 Pages of Regulatory Updates Read More »
The Refinery Investment Credit Program (“RICP”) provisions of the California Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) (regulated under Title 17 CCR 95489(e)) allow refineries in California to generate credits by undertaking GHG reduction projects at their facilities. Although fuel pathways provide the primary avenue for credit generation within the LCFS, fuel producers can also generate credits with project-based crediting.
Low Carbon Fuel Standard RICP Program – What’s Next? Read More »
