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Wisconsin lawmakers introduce SAF tax credit legislation

Friday, April 4

Sustainable aviation fuel production could take off in Wisconsin if newly proposed legislation becomes law. Jason Mugnaini with Wisconsin Farm Bureau tells Brownfield the bill supported by the state’s agriculture coalition would incentivize fuel production in the Badger State. “Wisconsin is the only Midwestern... Read More.

Farmers see promise in SAF

Monday, March 31

A southern Illinois farmer says the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) industry can be agriculture’s next big boon. Matt Raben, who farms in White County and serves on the Illinois Corn Marketing Board of Directors, says finding new markets for U.S. corn is crucial for... Read More.

Optimistic about the future of SAF

Friday, March 28

The director of federal government relations for Gevo says she remains optimistic about the future of the sustainable aviation fuels industry. Kathy Bergren tells Brownfield that SAF aligns with the Trump administration’s goal of increasing the nation’s energy production. “Support for agriculture and support... Read More.

SAF needs certainty for the market to fully develop

Tuesday, March 11

The head of Clean Fuels Alliance America says establishing market certainty is crucial to the future development of sustainable aviation fuels. Donnell Rehagen says the industry is still in its infancy. “This is really where that industry needs some strong signals of longevity and... Read More.

Nebraska Farm Bureau President says more guidance needed for SAF playbook

Monday, February 10

The president of Nebraska Farm Bureau says there’s still some uncertainty surrounding the future of sustainable aviation fuels. Mark McHargue tells Brownfield the organization wants more clarity on what farming practices could qualify for tax incentives. “Making sure that we have the ability to... Read More.

Nebraska Farm Bureau wants to capitalize on SAF potential

Monday, January 27

Nebraska Farm Bureau president Mark McHargue says his state has an opportunity to capitalize on the sustainable aviation fuel market. Speaking to Brownfield at the American Farm Bureau Convention in San Antonio, Texas, he said Nebraska is developing a pipeline to capture carbon dioxide.... Read More.