RELATING TO RENEWABLE FUEL.
What changed between versions
Eliminated the creation of a new $1 per gallon tax credit specifically for importing sustainable aviation fuel.
Deleted the requirement for taxpayers to file a separate independent, third-party certified statement for imported sustainable aviation fuel.
Removed the specific statutory definition for 'Sustainable aviation fuel' from the bill text.
Simplified the definition of 'Sustainable aviation fuel' to only require meeting ASTM International Standard D7566 or D1655, removing references to biomass or waste streams.
Changed the bill's stated purpose to focus exclusively on amending the renewable fuels production tax credit rather than establishing two separate credits.
Removed the specific repeal date for the new import credit section (January 1, 2036) since the section no longer exists.
Updated the list of eligible feedstocks to include biogas, renewable natural gas, gaseous carbon dioxide, and renewable/zero carbon energy resources.
Added a requirement that renewable fuels must meet a lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions reduction threshold to qualify for the credit.