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Clean fuel standard draws broad support from fuel and charging firms, and criticism over aviation and land‑use impacts
Summary
Industry, charging companies and renewable fuel proponents urged the Telecom, Utilities and Energy Committee to adopt a Low Carbon/Clean Fuel Standard to reduce transportation emissions and drive private investment in chargers and low‑carbon fuels.
A range of industry, renewable‑fuel and charging companies urged the Telecom, Utilities and Energy Committee to adopt a Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) or technology‑neutral Clean Fuel Standard (CFS), while a coalition opposed the bills’ treatment of aviation fuels and warned of land‑use tradeoffs.
Pro‑CFS witnesses included Steven Dodge of Clean Fuels Alliance America, Anthony Willingham of Electrify America, Ender Reid of Neste, Yannick Torres for the Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas, and Jonathan Harding of the American Biogas Council. Speakers said LCFS programs in other states have reduced carbon intensity in the diesel and gasoline pools, generated credit revenue to build charging…
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