Coverage dated April 28, 2022

EPA waives ban on summer sales of E15 gasoline in bid to lower prices

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The Environmental Protection Agency has issued an emergency waiver to allow higher-ethanol gasoline blends to be sold in the summer, in the Biden administration’s latest bid to lower gas prices.

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Idaho Capital Sun
EPA issues waiver for sales of 15 percent ethanol blend during summer driving season (opens Idaho Capital Sun)
Published Apr 28, 2022
Idaho Capital Sun's feed description
The EPA issued a fuel waiver to allow for a heightened ethanol gasoline blend to be sold at service stations this summer to lower gas prices.
Washington Times
EPA waives ban on summer sales of E15 gasoline in bid to lower prices (opens Washington Times)
Published Apr 28, 2022
Washington Times's feed description
The Environmental Protection Agency has issued an emergency waiver to allow higher-ethanol gasoline blends to be sold in the summer, in the Biden administration’s latest bid to lower gas prices.
Washington Examiner
EPA waives restrictions on ethanol gasoline in bid to lower prices (opens Washington Examiner)
Published Apr 28, 2022
Washington Examiner's feed description
The Environmental Protection Agency issued a waiver on Friday designed to expand the sale of ethanol-blended gasoline as part of President Joe Biden's strategy to bring down high fuel prices.

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