Biden Excludes Electric Vehicles from Final Biofuel Quota Rules and Also Cancels Credits

Published: Jun 7, 2023 14:21
According to market sources, the Biden administration will exclude proposals for electric vehicles from the final biofuel quota rules to be announced later this month, and will also cancel up to $1.8 billion in credits expected to be generated by electric vehicles over the next two years.

According to market sources, the Biden administration will exclude proposals for electric vehicles from the final biofuel quota rules to be announced later this month, and will also cancel up to $1.8 billion in credits expected to be generated by electric vehicles over the next two years.

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