Trump government authorizes temporary marketing of fuel with elevated ethanol concentrations during summer months
Trump's Full-Throttle Push for Methanol Gas
Get ready for a revved-up driving experience, folks! The Trump administration, in a hot-blooded move to fuel up America, is gunning for faster approvals of energy permits for U.S. mining and drilling projects. That's the lowdown from FOX Business correspondent Kelly Saberi on 'The Big Money Show.'
On Monday, the Trump administration whipped out an emergency waiver to speed things up, allowing higher-ethanol gasoline, dubbed as E15, to hit the roads nationwide this summer. The White House guarantees it'll stretch the fuel supply during the peak U.S. driving season, sending energy costs into a slide.
This move stomps on the gas for biofuel producers and corn farmers. It's expected to kickstart a growth spurt for their business, as E15, made of 15% ethanol, will expand the market for their goods and services.
"Slamming the pedal down on E15 will give consumers instant savings at the pump, offer more fuel choices, and zap a demand for American-grown corn," beamed U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins.
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The government boasts a stranglehold on E15 sales during the sweltering summer months due to air pollution concerns. But the biofuel industry cries foul, claiming those worries are like smoke and mirrors.
This waiver takes effect on May 1, with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)—the one issuing the waiver—predicting it'll stick around until there's no need for it. The EPA's got a history of dishing out similar waivers during summers gone by.
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Let's roll with it! Oil prices are going crazy all around the world, thanks to geopolitical tussles. But good ol' President Trump and his buddy, Administrator Lee Zeldin, aren't letting that rattle them. They're shaking things up, taking swift action to safeguard American motorists by beefing up fuel supplies during the summer. Geoff Cooper, head honcho of the Renewable Fuels Association, gives 'em a thumbs-up, stating, "This is just what the doctor ordered to boost our biofuels sector and keep fuel prices in check during the hot summer months."
In a surprise move earlier this year, the EPA said it'd stand pat on an April 28 deadline for approving requests from Midwestern governors to sell E15 all year round. Talk about a green light for booming biofuel production and corn farming!
On Monday, the EPA waved off certain rules that would've made E10 gasoline sold in certain states face stiffer standards than what's applicable elsewhere.
So, gear up for cheaper fuel, freedom-loving Americans! Embrace the new era of E15 gasoline and support our hardworking farmers. And remember: when the going gets rough, "The Trump Show" never stops!
- The Trump administration's decision to allow higher-ethanol gasoline, E15, could potentially revolutionize the renewable-energy industry, particularly biofuel producers and corn farmers, as it expands the market for their goods and services.
- The biofuel industry has expressed concerns about the government's stranglehold on E15 sales during the summer due to air pollution, likening it to smoke and mirrors.
- In a move to safeguard American motorists, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a waiver allowing the sale of E15 nationwide this summer, which is expected to lead to cheaper fuel prices for consumers.
- The EPA's waiver takes effect on May 1, with predictions that it will remain in place until it's no longer necessary, citing a history of similar waivers in previous summers.
- The Trump administration's push for E15 is part of a broader strategy to provide relief to American motorists and maintain stable fuel prices, especially during the peak driving season.
- The Trump administration's actions in the energy sector, including the approval of energy permits and the push for E15, fall under the broader realm of policy-and-legislation and politics, often making headlines in general-news outlets such as Reuters.
