Farm industry representatives are speaking out about their disappointment with the slow progress on biofuel policy initiatives. The concerns were raised during discussions about pending E15 fuel legislation that faces congressional deadlines.
Agricultural industry representatives are expressing their disappointment with the sluggish progress on biofuel policy initiatives during recent industry discussions. Brett Grauerholtz, representing Kansas Corn, highlighted the complex challenges facing lawmakers as they work toward passing comprehensive E15 legislation on a national scale before today’s congressional deadline.
“There is so many people that have to get involved with this to get legislation that benefits everybody,” Grauerholtz explained, pointing to the intricate nature of advancing year-round E15 fuel availability across the United States.
The concerns emerged during conversations at the Commodity Classic, where farming leaders gathered to discuss pressing industry issues. The proposed legislation would expand access to E15 ethanol blends throughout the entire year, rather than the current seasonal restrictions that limit its availability during certain months.
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