The US generated 1.22 billion ethanol credits in April, according to the EPA.

THE United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) The EPA reported on Thursday (21) that D6 ethanol blending credits generated in the United States totaled 1.22 billion in April. This volume was lower than the 1.24 billion credits recorded in March. D6 credits are used in the US renewable fuels program and represent the blending of ethanol with gasoline. Meanwhile, D4 biodiesel credits increased during the period. According to the EPA, 690 million credits were generated in April, up from 653 million in the previous month. D4 credits are mainly linked to the production and blending of biodiesel and renewable diesel in the US market.

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