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    • May 1

Support Grows for Campaign Backing California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard as More Clean Fuels Producers and Advocates Join Coalition

Updated: May 6


SACRAMENTO, CA—As California continues to lead the nation in climate action, the momentum behind the state's Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) continues to grow as the coalition adds clean fuels producers and advocates to the campaign. The breadth of support underscores the widespread recognition of the LCFS as a highly effective climate strategy. Coalition members include: 


  • Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas 

  • Low Carbon Fuel Coalition

  • Dairy Cares

  • The Transport Project 

  • Clean Fuels Alliance America

  • American Biogas Council 

  • California Renewable Transportation Alliance 

  • California Advanced Biofuels Alliance

  • California Hydrogen Business Council 

  • California Hydrogen Coalition 

  • Agricultural Energy Consumers Association 

  • Hexagon Agility

  • Berq RNG

  • UGI Energy Services

  • Rev LNG, LLC 

  • Unison Solutions

  • DVO Anaerobic Digesters 

  • National Milk Producers Federation

  • NLC Energy

  • AMP

  • Oberon

  • Bridge to Renewables

  • Hitachi Zosen USA LLC

  • Harrison Industries

  • Bright

  • Republic

  • Host Bioenergy Systems

  • Digester Doc

  • Valkyrie Analytics

  • EFI

  • MAAS

  • Econward

  • Ursed

  • Mead and Hunt


California's LCFS, established as part of the state's comprehensive efforts to combat climate change, has proven its efficacy in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting the adoption of cleaner transportation fuels. In 2022 alone, the LCFS reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 26 million metric tons – the equivalent of taking 5.8 million gas-powered cars off the road.


The LCFS encourages the use of low carbon and renewable fuels, driving innovation and investment in cleaner energy sources while reducing reliance on fossil fuels. Through a market-based approach, the standard incentivizes the production and consumption of fuels with lower carbon intensity, contributing to California's ambitious emission reduction goals.

"California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard is a testament to our state's commitment to climate leadership and environmental stewardship, allowing California to displace 25 billion gallons of petroleum with renewable fuels since the program’s inception,” said Nicole Rice, President of the California Renewable Transportation Alliance. “It’s clear the low carbon fuels standard is working, and we are proud to join the voices urging CARB to continue this highly successful program.” 


The addition of more clean fuels producers and advocates to the campaign reflects the broad consensus on the effectiveness of the LCFS in driving emissions reductions and promoting clean energy innovation.


To learn more please visit: LowCarbonFuelsWork.com. 

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