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Quarterly

CFP 1Q2023: The evolving relationship between CFP and LCFS credit price trends

August 24, 2023

Credit PricesNone

Trading VolumesNone

Number of TradesNone

News

  • Credit/Deficit Trend: Program logs a net deficit of nearly 70,000 MT for the quarter.
  • Credit Price Trend: CFP credit prices remain at much higher levels than LCFS credit prices.
  • Highlight Analysis: The evolving relationship between CFP and LCFS credit price trends.

Quarterly

LCFS 1Q 2023: Quarter-to-Quarter and Year-to-Year Trends

August 17, 2023

Credit PricesNone

Trading VolumesNone

Number of TradesNone

News

  • Credit Bank: Net credit of 1.34 million MT for 1Q2023 brings credit bank to historic high of 16.53 million MT
  • Volume Trends: Alternative and renewable fuel volumes rise to new historic highs
  • Analysis: Quarter-to-Quarter and Year-to-Year Trends

Quarterly

CFP 4Q2022: What’s next in this sequence of Oregon renewable fuels market announcements?

May 16, 2023

Credit PricesNone

Trading VolumesNone

Number of TradesNone

News

  • Credit/Deficit Trend: Program logs a net credit of nearly 5,000 MT for the quarter.
  • Credit Price Trend: CFP credit prices remain at much higher levels than LCFS credit prices in California.
  • Highlight Analysis: What’s next in this sequence of Oregon renewable fuels market announcements?

Quarterly

LCFS 4Q2022: 2022 Credit Growth + QTQ & YTY Trends + A closer look at 2022 vs 2021

May 09, 2023

Credit PricesNone

Trading VolumesNone

Number of TradesNone

News

  • Credit Bank: Net credit of more than 1.6 million MT for 4Q2022 brings credit bank to historic high of 15.07 million MT.
  • Volume Trends: Alternative and renewable fuel volumes fall off from historic high
  • Analyses: 2022 Credit Growth + QTQ & YTY Trends + A closer look at 2022 vs 2021
  • New Addition: Quarterly CI Reduction Trends

Quarterly

CFP 3Q2022: Impacts of the Portland renewable fuel standard and diesel ban on the CFP + A comparison of existing LCFS programs

March 08, 2023

Credit PricesNone

Trading VolumesNone

Number of TradesNone

News

  • Net deficits increase to a record as biodiesel blending decreased from 11.6% to 7.8% of the diesel pool. (Note: EV credits are not recorded for the quarter.)
  • CFP credit prices remain at much higher levels than LCFS credit prices in California.
  • Impacts of the Portland renewable fuel standard and diesel ban on the CFP + A comparison of existing LCFS programs

Quarterly

LCFS 3Q2022: CI Reductions by Fuel Pool + RNG & RD Trends

February 14, 2023

Credit PricesNone

Trading VolumesNone

Number of TradesNone

News

  • Credit Bank: Record net credit of more than 1.7 million MT for 3Q2022 brings credit bank to historic high of 13.36 million MT.
  • Volume Trends: RD growth slows, and credits decrease; RNG growth continues
  • Analysis: QTQ and YTY Trends + CI Reductions by Fuel Pool + RNG & RD Trends

Quarterly

CFP 2Q2022: Credit prices slip slightly below $120 as California LCFS credit prices collapse below $70.

December 06, 2022

Credit PricesNone

Trading VolumesNone

Number of TradesNone

News

  • Second quarter logs a net deficit of nearly 33,000
  • Gasoline and diesel pools continue to be net deficit and credit generators, respectively.
  • Credit prices slip slightly below $120 as California LCFS credit prices collapse below $70.

Quarterly

LCFS 2Q2022: QTQ and YTY Trends + Deep Dive into LRT Administrative Adjustments 🤓

November 10, 2022

Credit PricesNone

Trading VolumesNone

Number of TradesNone

News

  • Credit Bank: Record net credit of nearly 1.35 million MT for 2Q2022 brings credit bank to historic high of 11.33 million MT. 
  • Volume Trends: Renewable diesel growth continues 
  • Analysis: QTQ and YTY Trends + Deep Dive into LRT Administrative Adjustments 🤓

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