Blog

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) recently proposed several key changes to the Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) in an impact assessment report. The proposed amendments would increase the stringency of the LCFS and accelerate California’s push to carbon neutrality.This article provides an overview of the proposed amendments to the LCFS and explains how these…

Canada’s Clean Fuel Regulations went into effect 1 July, 2023. In the past year, Canada has seen a significant improvement in charging infrastructure and financial incentives for owners of electric vehicles.This article explores the impacts of the CFR in the past year, focusing on changes in fuel pool composition and financial benefits for fleet owners.Impacts…

Since the implementation of the Clean Fuel Standard on January 1, 2023, Washington State has seen a steady increase in the availability of clean fuels and financial benefits to fleet owners.This article assesses how the Washington Clean Fuel Standard has impacted fleet owners and the fuel pool in its first year of installment.What is the…

The Government of Canada mandates that 100% of vehicles sold in Canada will be zero-emission vehicles (ZEV) by 2040. To mitigate the financial burden of switching to electric, Canada offers a variety of financial incentives and funding opportunities to fleet owners throughout the country.This article provides an overview of available incentives and financial opportunities offered…

California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) is designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from transportation sectors by incentivizing the adoption of low-carbon fuels. As more states across the US adopt LCFS programs, many fleet owners wonder how they will be affected in the long run.This article examines the long-term effects of the LCFS program, using…

New Mexico recently became the fourth state to implement a low carbon fuel standard, known as the New Mexico Clean Fuel Standard (CFS). This program will promote the adoption of sustainable transportation fuels through rebate opportunities for owners of electric vehicle charging stations.This article explains how the New Mexico CFS will give owners of electric…

The carbon intensity (CI) score of a fuel is a measure of its environmental impact. By understanding how a fuel’s CI score is calculated, fleet owners can be better equipped to maximize their earnings through the Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS).This article explains how CI scores are calculated and how fleet owners can better understand…

A low carbon fuel standard (LCFS) is an energy rebate program that offers credit-based incentives for the use of electric and low-carbon vehicles. This opens the door to additional revenue for EV fleet owners.This article explains how LCFS credits work to help you maximize your earnings with your state’s LCFS program.Background: How Low Carbon Fuel…

Canada’s Clean Fuel Regulations (CFR) went into effect July of 2023, giving owners of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations the opportunity to earn rebates on their reduced carbon emissions. Understanding how CFR credit prices work is key to maximizing your earnings.This article provides an overview of Canada’s CFR credits and how the credit pricing system…

Low carbon fuel standards (LCFS) have been gaining popularity in recent years, with programs in Washington, Oregon, and California pushing the widespread adoption of electric and low carbon vehicles.These programs, also known as energy rebate programs, aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector by offering market-based incentives to fleet owners who transition…