EPA WEIGHS INTERIM RULE TO IMPLEMENT ENERGY LAW'S FUEL MANDATE

August 19, 2005
U.S. EPA is considering whether to issue an interim rulemaking by early next year offering ground rules for a flexible renewable fuel credit trading program, in light of newly enacted energy legislation establishing a renewable fuels mandate beginning Jan. 1, 2006, according to agency and oil industry sources. The agency is considering the interim rule amid industry concerns that a possible EPA resource crunch could complicate the agency's ability to provide clear requirements to companies planning their compliance strategies under...


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