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ETHANOL INDUSTRY THANKS BIDEN, KISHIDA FOR RECOGNIZING ETHANOL AS
DECARBONIZATION SOLUTION

Posted by Keith Reid | April 18, 2024



The U.S. ethanol industry—including the Renewable Fuels Association, U.S. Grains
Council (USGC) and Growth Energy—expressed gratitude for the recent joint
statement from President Biden and Japan Prime Minister Kishida on the
importance of ethanol as a decarbonization solution within the transportation
sectors in their respective countries.

In an April 10 joint statement, Biden and Kishida said, “We intend to advance
widespread adoption of innovative new clean energy technologies, and seek to
increase the globally available supply of sustainable aviation fuel or
feedstock, including those that are ethanol-based, that show promise in reducing
emissions.”

The three ethanol entities offered in response:

“Our organizations appreciate the dedication and support of USDA’s Foreign
Agricultural Service (FAS), the U.S. Trade Representative and other U.S.
government agencies advocating for grain-based ethanol in their international
discussions. These U.S. officials continue to highlight that ethanol is a
readily available, low-carbon solution that can be used immediately as a carbon
mitigation tool for the on-road, aviation, maritime and biochemical sectors.

“We thank the Biden Administration for its ongoing assistance in promoting U.S.
ethanol abroad. Through our continued joint efforts to showcase U.S. ethanol
benefits to the global community, we are collectively leading the transition to
a low-carbon economy and supporting international climate commitments for a
net-zero future.”

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