The EPA is being urged to consider more than just electric vehicles when finalizing future tailpipe emission standards.
American Coalition for Ethanol CEO Brian Jennings says the agency’s plan to require battery electric vehicles by 2032 is seriously misguided.
“It’s unachievable, and it’s not going to do a whole lot to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. So they need to fix their proposal and make sure that it’s a technology-neutral approach that leaves room for other low-cost, low-carbon alternatives such as renewable fuels like ethanol.”
Renewable Fuels Association CEO Geoff Cooper tells Brownfield groups representing biofuels, agriculture, petroleum manufacturers, automakers, and consumers are expressing concern with EPA’s proposal.
