The Renewable Fuels Association just released a new study, conducted by economists at UC Berkeley and the U.S. Naval Academy, that found California drivers could expect to save 20 cents per gallon if the state allowed sales of E15 – and the potential savings for California consumers could reach $2.7 billion a year. In this edition of the Ethanol Report, RFA Chief Economist Scott Richman explains the results of the study, and RFA President and CEO Geoff Cooper talks about how they are continuing to work with California regulators to help them meet air quality standards and save consumers money at the same time.
