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Biofuel content hike to reduce fuel consumption by 80M liters

on July 19, 2021 at 1:56 pm The Department of Energy’s (DOE) revised guidelines on accreditation of biofuels will help the country reduce its fuel consumption by 80 million liters while helping minimize greenhouse gas emissions, according to the foreign agriculture unit of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). “[We believe] the revised measure has the potential to increase the Philippines’ historical average ethanol blend rate of 8.7% closer to its 10% mandate, which in turn would reduce gasoline consumption by 80 million liters and positively contribute to Philippine [greenhouse gas] reductions,” the USDA’s Foreign Agriculture Service said in its recent assessment report. The DOE announced that it will soon be releasing a circular within the month, which will strictly observe the downstream oil industry, including those from the biofuel sector.

Biofuel content hike closer to 10% blend seen reducing fuel consumption by 80 million liters

Biofuel content hike closer to 10% blend seen reducing fuel consumption by 80 million liters
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Coco industry urge gov t to implement 5% biodiesel blend

Published June 28, 2021, 12:45 PM The Philippine coconut industry is urging the government to act on the long-delayed increase in the coco-biodiesel blend to 5 percent of all diesel sold at the pumps as this is crucial to helping farmers amid hard times wrought by the pandemic. The Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) had assured that there is more than enough feedstock supply and the move will benefit farmers. The Philippine Biodiesel Association (TPBA), the country’s leading group of biodiesel stakeholders and advocates, said the industry has always supported the local coconut farmers’ welfare. It noted that,  “there is a 5 centavos per liter lien contributed by every CME producer to the Department of Labor and Employment’s Social Amelioration and Welfare Program. This funds the livelihood and training programs for coconut farmers and biodiesel workers.”

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