1 Who is E2? Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2) is a national community of individual business leaders who advocate for good environmental policy while building.

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1 Who is E2? Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2) is a national community of individual business leaders who advocate for good environmental policy while building economic prosperity –850 members across the country Non-partisan, working on state and federal issues Non-profit, very small full-time staff Our members see the economic and environmental potential of clean fuels

2 Understanding Carbon Intensities Carbon Intensity Score Carbon ReductionsVolume Carbon Reductions Gallons for one LCFS credit (grams CO2e/MJ) (kg CO2e/gallon ethanol) (MT CO2e/MG) (metric ton CO2) OR Gasoline blendstock89.3 Corn Ethanol (California Low CI) ,000, ,442 Cellulosic Ethanol ,000,0005, Oregon CFP = ~ 2 million metric tons in 2025 California LCFS = ~ 17 million metric tons in 2020

3 Advanced biofuels – one piece of the pie Source: California Air Resources Board

4 Bottom-up assessment of advanced biofuels Domestic Advanced Biofuel Capacity In millions of gallons/year

5 Million Metric Tons of Reduction from E2-tracked Advanced Biofuels Applying E2 numbers to Metric Tons

6 Sufficient Buffer Proposed ARB compliance paths and banked credits estimated to comply with LCFS Source: California Air Resources Board

7 Applying E2 numbers to Metric Tons California + Oregon Requirement (MMT CO2e reduction) Emissions Reductions Adv Biofuel (Low-End) Emissions Reductions Adv Biofuel (High-End) Difference (Low-End) Difference (High-End) All units in Millions of Metric Tons (MMT) Million Metric Tons of Reduction from E2-tracked Advanced Biofuels