US generated fewer renewable blending credits in April, EPA says
ReutersMay 14, 2025 2:10 PM
NEW YORK, May 14 (Reuters) - The United States generated fewer renewable blending credits in April versus the prior month, data from the Environmental Protection Agency showed on Wednesday.
About 1.16 billion ethanol (D6) blending credits were generated in April, compared with about 1.21 billion in March, the data showed.
Credits generated from biodiesel (D4) blending rose to about 592 million in April from 573 million the month prior, the data showed.
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