CRTA offered comments that express general support for CARB’s efforts to preserve and enhance the program’s stringency, but also raised concerns about additional dairy biomethane limitations.
The CADD database is a comprehensive tool to better track dairy operations. It is sourced from publicly available data and covers nearly every dairy farm in California.
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Their 23-page letter reveals the effectiveness of dairy digesters in meeting California’s ambitious climate goals.
The board will consider approval of the proposed Low Carbon Fuel Standard amendments on Friday, November 8, 2024 at their Riverside, CA Office.
To date, the LCFS has displayed 25 billion gallons of petroleum with renewable fuels.
Staff discussed new options for near-term carbon intensity stringency but nothing to suggest changes to their current proposed treatment of dairy biogas.
Discussion will include potential revisions to staff’s proposed carbon intensity benchmarks.
Report concludes that CARB’s regulation to eliminate internal combustion engine forklifts will cost California forklift owners and operators up to $27 billion.
Instead, they will hold a workshop in mid-April to consider further potential changes.
CARB staff provided a high-level overview of the agency’s focus for the year.
This decision pertains to drayage and high priority fleets, but not the state and local governments requirements.