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Delek Welcomes Trump Administration Decisions on 2025 Small Refinery Exemptions
The agency said it will shift the waived obligations to larger refiners in future years, a move that could affect nearly a billion gallons of demand.
- On Monday, the Environmental Protection Agency granted small refinery exemptions worth 1.76 billion renewable fuel credits for the 2025 compliance year, approving full waivers for 18 out of 34 refineries seeking relief from Renewable Fuel Standard obligations.
- To balance industry interests, the EPA proposed reallocating 100% of the difference between projected and actual 2025 exemptions into 2026 and 2027 renewable volume obligations, shifting waived biofuel production duties to larger refiners in future years.
- Senator Grassley praised the decision, stating the administration recognizes biofuels' importance, while American Petroleum Institute CEO Mike Sommers warned exemptions move the industry "in the wrong direction at precisely the wrong moment."
- Delek US Holdings, Inc. welcomed the decision, with President and Chief Executive Officer Avigal Soreq stating it supports American jobs and infrastructure, as ethanol blending credits known as RINs rose 16% to $2.07 each.
- The reallocation plan remains subject to public scrutiny and a regulatory process that does not guarantee it will take effect, with stakeholders awaiting the final rule by the end of October.
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EPA grants 1.76 billion biofuel exemptions, weighs shifting obligations to larger refiners
The Environmental Protection Agency on Monday granted small refinery exemptions worth 1.76 billion renewable fuel credits for the 2025 compliance year and said it will propose reallocating the waived obligations to larger refiners in future years, a move that could deepen divisions within the oil industry over biofuel policy.
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