New Mexico Clean Transportation Fuel Program: New Market Opportunity for Biofuels

On Jan. 22, the New Mexico Environmental Improvement Board unanimously approved a slightly revised version of the Clean Transportation Fuel Program regulations proposed by the New Mexico Environment Department. The newly approved program mandates the fastest carbon intensity reduction in the U.S.: 20% by 2030, starting in April. New Mexico is the first state outside of the Pacific Coast Collaborative to adopt a clean fuels program, and the first major oil- and gas-producing state to adopt a program.

Read more here.

Previous
Previous

CPUC Conditionally Approves RNG Procurement Contract from Anaergia’s SoCal Biomethane Facility

Next
Next

What Final 2026–2027 RFS Volumes Mean for RNG Renewable Diesel, SAF, and Ethanol Producers