EPA Urged To Provide Incentives For FFVs In Upcoming Vehicle GHG Rule
Agriculture and renewable energy groups are urging EPA to ensure flexible fuel vehicles (FFVs) that can use up to 85 percent ethanol (E85) blends receive credit under the agency's pending model year 2017-2025 vehicle greenhouse gas (GHG) rule, in order to ensure a continued market for biofuels under EPA's renewable fuel standard (RFS).
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