EPA to hold webinar on biogas regulatory reform rule provisions of RFS ‘set’ rule
March 7, 2024
BY Erin Voegele
The U.S. EPA on March 6 announced plans to hold a public webinar on the biogas regulatory reform rule (BRRR) provisions of the Renewable Fuel Standard program. The webinar is scheduled for April 4 from 1:00 – 4:30 pm EST.
The agency said it is holding the webinar to discuss the implementation of the BRRR provisions promulgated as part of the RFS final rule for 2023—2025, referred to as the RFS “set” rule. These regulatory provisions include registration and reporting, and updated regulatory provisions for the production, distribution, and use of biogas as a renewable fuel.
During the webinar, EPA is expected to address the implementation timeline for BRRR; an implementation overview of the BRRR program; EPA Central Data Exchange registration for biogas producers, renewable natural gas (RNG) producers, RNG renewable identification number (RIN) separators, and performing required associations; and alternative measurement protocols.
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Additional information is available on the EPA website.
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