Now more than ever, our biofuels policy must deliver certainty for American farmers, feedstock processors, biofuels producers, and consumers. We stand ready to work with you in implementing a supplemental rule which is consistent with Set 2 projections, and encourage you to ensure that DOE conducts meaningful, transparent engagement with biofuel stakeholders on any methodology change for adjudicating future SREs.
Work with the administration to implement a supplemental Renewable Fuel Standard rule consistent with Set 2 projections and support transparent engagement with biofuel stakeholders on future Small Refinery Exemption methodology changes.
Occurrences
Evidence
verified · Source version 91031 · locator 6292
I’ll keep working with Administrator Zeldin to get this rule finalized
verified · Source version 91033 · locator 1411
which include 70 percent reallocation of small refinery exemptions granted for 2023–2025.
Assessments
The verified commitment was to work with the administration on implementing a supplemental RFS rule and encourage transparent DOE engagement. The verified evidence shows Nunn saying, "I'll keep working with Administrator Zeldin to get this rule finalized," which supports effort during the same term, but it does not prove final enactment of the supplemental rule or DOE stakeholder-engagement changes attributable to him. The final-rule passage notes 70 percent SRE reallocation, but it does not establish that the promised supplemental rule was implemented as promised or that Nunn materially caused or advanced the final outcome. With no documented expired deadline, the appropriate status is unresolved rather than never or delivered.