This week we are reporting many positive shifts in risk, particularly relating to hydrogen, ethanol, DME and sorghum in the US. The new BRISKIs are out from the Daily Digest, they are free and here. https://bit.ly/4dqr58U
The risk picture.
Although D4 RIN values fell 9.46% with a negative effect on risk for the SAF market in the US, LCFS and California ETS values improved as well as Charles River & Associates publishing a report suggesting every dollar invested by the government in certain SAF projects in the US has a quadruple return in externalized benefits. Overall effect was improved risk for SAF.
The LCFS and California ETS values, as well as D3 and D5 RINs all improved in the latest reports, improving the risk outlook for most biofuels, especially hydrogen, cellulosic ethanol, DME and RNG in the US.
The Indian Government announced plans to mandate 5% ethanol in
hashtag biodiesel, as well as plans to increase the controlled price of ethanol in that market to ensure blending objectives, improving the outlook for ethanol producers in India.
The Bioeconomy Risk Indexes (BRISKIs) track risk for 30 bioeconomy fuels and chemical molecules, and 60 feedstocks, from The Daily Digest. https://bit.ly/4dqr58U
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