The Northeastern United States has quickly become an important market for biodiesel, primarily due to growing market acceptance of Bioheat®, a mixture of biodiesel and conventional diesel fuel that is used to heat homes and commercial buildings. Several states and major municipalities have adopted Bioheat® mandates, including Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, New York State, and New York City. To ensure proper implementation of these policies, NBB needs to employ technical staff in the region. In addition to Bioheat®, the electrical power sector is a growing opportunity for biodiesel. Massachusetts recently included biodiesel in its renewable requirement for power generation,...
Updated January 19, 2021:October - December 2020 State Regulatory and Technical Support - Northeast
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