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Staff will be releasing the first full set of ethanol pathways
certified under the readopted LCFS regulation using the CA-GREET
2.0 model on May 9, 2016. These pathways include both new
applications and requests to have “legacy” pathways (adopted
under the prior LCFS rule) recertified.  All of the certified
carbon intensities released will be for ethanol pathways but
similar batches will be released for other fuel types in the
future as detailed in earlier workshop presentations.  

On April 22, 2016 staff sent each of the ethanol pathways (both
recertified and new) for review and acceptance by the individual
applicants.  Only those pathways accepted by applicants are being
certified and will be released on May 9, 2016.  These certified
pathways may be used for credit reporting purposes beginning with
reports for the first quarter of 2016.

Background on the LCFS

The Low Carbon Fuel Standard is a regulation to reduce the carbon
intensity of fuels sold in California ten percent by 2020.  The
LCFS 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.

Contact

Questions related to CI certification, please contact Anil
Prabhu, Manager, Fuels Evaluation Section at
Anil.Prabhu@arb.ca.gov (916-445-9227).  Questions related to
reporting, please contact Manisha Singh, Manager, Fuels Section
at Manisha.Singh@arb.ca.gov (916-327-1501).




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