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You’re invited to “CI: Go Low or Stay Home”
We’d like to invite you to our upcoming webinar, CI: Go Low or Stay Home. The live event will be at 2 p.m. CST on Tuesday, June 30, 2020.
Join EcoEngineers and its team of Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) regulatory and life-cycle analysis experts as they discuss LCFS reporting data from 2019 and the resulting projected carbon intensity (CI) scores required for biofuels headed to the California market to remain competitive through 2023.
What you will learn in the webinar:
- Overview of LCFS compliance curves and CI targets
- The CI score your fuel will need to remain competitive to 2023
- The levers you can pull to lower your CI now
- A Q&A Session with our experts
We hope you can join us! Register above to receive webinar and recording information.
Eco Insights Episode 2, Part 1: Equity, finance, and lending for bioenergy projects
We invited two of our strategic partners to talk about biofuels investments and how the market is doing at this point in 2020. Aaron Ratner, Operating Partner from Cross River Infrastructure, and Max Vernier, Vice President of Bioenergy at Live Oak Bank, join us for our Episode 2 of Eco Insights. Read more
The door is open for ethanol producers and CCS
Combined impact of two legislations will result in many carbon capture projects.
By Dr. Roxby Hartley, EcoEngineers
NEC’s 25th Anniversary is in Houston
We Have 20/20 Vision with Growth Energy
20/20 Vision: Growth Energy’s Executive Leadership Conference
Feb. 5-8, 2020 | Miami, Florida | Register here
Brazil’s RenovaBio takes off
Brazilian program for the reduction of GHG emissions officially started December 24 and proposes a new market where biofuels are central.
By Gabriel Miranda, EcoEngineers
How can ethanol stay competitive in California?
Ethanol producers need to reduce their CI score — and quickly: A low carbon fuel supply scenario analysis