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EPA on Monday announced it will deny all pending small-refinery exemption requests for 2011-2018 and will also continue work on E15 labels.

EPA on Monday announced it will deny 67 pending small-refinery exemption requests for 2011-2018 and will also continue work on E15 labels.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration, or OSHA, has cited a Smithfield packing plant in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, for an alleged safety violation related to COVID-19.

Ethanol inventory in the United States during the week ended Sept. 4 fell for the first time in four weeks.

The Trump administration reportedly is set to reject 67 pending requests for retroactive small-refinery exemptions to the Renewable Fuel Standard.

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue said on Friday an announcement is expected early next week resolving Brazil's tariff on ethanol imports from the United States.

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Ethanol inventory in the United States held higher for a third consecutive week, rising 2.5% to a 10-week high in the week ended Aug. 28.

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Agriculture and biofuel interest groups continue to fight for E15 in federal appeals court.

Ethanol inventory in the United States moved off a better-than-3-1/2-year low, up 3% in the week ended Aug. 14 as demand was little changed and production increased for the first time in three weeks.

Like ordering online for curbside pickup, the one-time bid method for auctions requires more work of potential buyers, but more brokers are using the technique amid restrictions on in-person events.

DTN's hypothetical ethanol plant continues to show improving economics for the industry.

Ethanol inventory in the United States tumbled 3% in the first week of August, sliding to the lowest level in more than 3 1/2 years.

The Army Corps of Engineers is considering several options for the Dakota Access pipeline while the pipeline owner appeals a recent court decision to vacate a permit.

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The ethanol industry continues to struggle as it waits for the EPA to render a decision on small-refinery exemptions and for Congress to provide financial aid.

A federal appeals court has ruled the Dakota Access pipeline can remain open pending further court proceedings.

Ethanol inventory in the United States edged higher in the final week of July as demand fell after two straight weekly gains, down 1.1%, while production backed off an 18-week high.

One biofuels industry official said a new COVID-19 relief package needs to have explicit support for biofuels producers.

Ethanol inventory in the United States rose 2.5% in the week ended July 24 from a more than 3 1/2-year low in the week prior as production jumped over 5% to an 18-week high.

The Energy Information Administration this morning reported U.S. propane and propylene inventories rose 2.1 million barrels in the week ended July 17, reaching the highest level since the week ended Jan. 3 as stocks gained across the regional hubs.

Ethanol inventory in the United States dropped 4% in the week ended July 17 to a better than 3 1/2-years low as demand for the fuel rose 2.4% and production slid from a 16-week high, according to Energy Information Administration data.