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CARB Recognizes Expanded Environmental, Low-Carbon Benefits from Sugarcane Biofuel

by Leticia Phillips | Mar 11, 2014 | Sem categoria

In response to proposed updates to the California Air Resources Board’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard, Leticia Phillips, North America Representative for the Brazilian Sugarcane Industry Association (known by the acronym “UNICA”), issued the following statement: ...

Another EU-Brazil Summit on the way, but Can Leaders do What’s Right to liberalize trade on renewable energy?

by Géraldine Kutas | Feb 21, 2014 | Sem categoria

The annual EU-Brazil summit will take place next week here in the European Union capital, Brussels. There will be plenty of bonhomie as these summits go. We can reasonably expect trade to be one of the most important items of the political agenda, alongside other...

UNICA’s Comments to EPA on the 2014 Renewable Fuel Standards

by Leticia Phillips | Jan 29, 2014 | Sem categoria

Brazil’s sugarcane ethanol producers submitted formal comments to the EPA Tuesday that expressed the industry’s serious concerns about the agency’s proposed standards for the 2014 Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS). UNICA’s (The Brazilian Sugarcane Industry...

The European Commission now does Full U-Turn on Decarbonizing European Transport

by Géraldine Kutas | Jan 22, 2014 | Sem categoria

Apparently, the current European Commission’s long term strategy is now formally not to have one. On Wednesday, this Commission formally mapped out, in the first step in a long legislative process ahead, its much awaited perspective on what it thinks the European...

Regulatory Oversight Threatens Sugarcane Ethanol Supplies to U.S.

by Leticia Phillips | Jun 15, 2013 | Sem categoria

Brazilian sugarcane ethanol has become an important component of America’s advanced biofuels supply. But language tucked away in a proposed Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rulemaking could effectively end U.S. access to this clean renewable fuel. Sugarcane...
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