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US generated fewer ethanol blending credits in February, EPA says

ReutersMar 19, 2026 5:22 PM

March 19 (Reuters) - The U.S. generated 1.14 billion ethanol (D6) blending credits in February, compared with about 1.22 billion in January, data from the Environmental Protection Agency showed on Thursday.

Credits generated from biodiesel (D4) blending rose to 480 million in February from 439 million in the prior month, according to the data.

The following is a table of the credit generation for February by credit type.

Fuel (D) code	RINs	Volume (Gal.)
D3	8,276,157	8,276,157
D4	48,0481,945	294,947,741
D5	17,132,541	11,996,003
D6	114,339,0014	1143,390,014

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