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California Air Resources Board staff has posted a new Low Carbon
Fuel Standard internal pathway for biomethane produced from the
high solids anaerobic digestion (dry fermentation) of organic
(food and green) wastes. It has been posted to the LCFS website: 
http://www.arb.ca.gov/fuels/lcfs/2a2b/2a-2b-apps.htm

Pursuant to Regulatory Advisory 10-04, upon posting on the LCFS
website, this pathway and its associated carbon intensity value
may be used for reporting and credit generation purposes prior to
adoption and incorporation into the LCFS regulation.

If you have any questions, please contact Wes Ingram, Manager,
Fuels Evaluation Section, at (916) 322-3984.

The Low Carbon Fuel Standard, a regulation to reduce the carbon
intensity of fuels sold in California ten percent by 2020, is one
of the measures adopted by the California Air Resources Board,
pursuant to Health and Safety Code Sections 38500 38599 (AB 32)
to reduce greenhouse gases in California.  It is designed to help
clean the air, protect the environment, and drive the development
of clean, low-carbon fuels to improve California's energy
security and energy independence.



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