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Mariannette Miller-Meeks

U.S. Representative

Compared on: Federal policy should expand and stabilize markets for lower-emission biofuels while supporting American agriculture.

THEN · MAY 2023

“As we look toward a cleaner energy future, it’s imperative we take an ‘any-of-the-above’ approach to energy production. Removing legal barriers that limit the use of corn-based ethanol will bolster American energy production and support our agriculture industry—all while lowering carbon emissions,” said Miller-Meeks. “I’m proud to lead this bipartisan legislation and honored to be joined by my colleagues from Texas, Oklahoma, and Illinois.”

2023-05-15 · U.S. Representative

Introducing the Fuels Parity Act

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NOW · MAR 2025

“Ocean-going cargo ships, tankers, and passenger vessels have a need for low-carbon, low-sulfur biodiesel and renewable diesel which provides an additional market for biofuels,” said Miller-Meeks. “This legislation allows for RINs to be generated for renewable marine fuel without requiring an obligation on any parties. I thank my colleagues for supporting this legislation which opens the door for communities, like farmers in Iowa, to engage, and be involved, in the marine fuel industry and conversation.”

2025-03-06 · U.S. Representative

Introducing renewable marine-fuel legislation

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    Federal policy should expand and stabilize markets for lower-emission biofuels while supporting American agriculture.

    Federal policy should expand and stabilize markets for lower-emission biofuels while supporting American agriculture.