The NMMA faulted the EPA for setting the volume of conventional biofuels.
Senate hearing was held this week on a bill that would expand the sale of fuel blends with 15 percent ethanol.
The NMMA said the majority of its comments focused on recreational marine engines.
President Donald Trump released his proposed budget for fiscal 2018, which cuts Environmental Protection Agency funding.
WASHINGTON — The law that requires a rising level of ethanol to be blended into the fuel supply won’t get repealed, but the timing could be right for it to be amended.
A coalition of recreational boating and sportfishing advocates urged the Trump administration and Congress to amend the ethanol laws.
Ethanol levels above 10 percent have been shown to harm marine engines.
Smarter Fuel Future is a coalition of 70 groups ranging from farmers to ‘motorcyle guys,’ oil execs to environmentalists
With steep increases in blend on the horizon, industry leaders hope for an ally in Trump’s EPA nominee
Boating United has received nearly 2,000 signatures on a petition in response to the record-high ethanol mandate the EPA set in November.
Oil interests and biofuel interests are aligning in an effort regarding the law that mandates biofuels in the fuel supply.
The EPA reversed course from its initial proposal regarding mandated ethanol volumes for 2017.
The NMMA is “eagerly awaiting” Donald Trump’s appointments to head the Environmental Protection Agency and the federal Department of Agriculture
The EPA contacted nine boatbuilders that operate in several locations as a result of the lawsuit.
The report says states are forced to implement more federal environmental programs with less money from federal sources.
The EPA released what the NMMA said is an important testing method that could benefit boaters and marinas.
The State of Virginia requested an exemption from the EPA Reformulated Gasoline Program in order to sell ethanol-free gasoline.
A new Competitive Enterprise Institute report makes the case for repealing the federal biofuels mandate.
BoatUS president Margaret Podlich and government affairs manager David Kennedy delivered more than 24,000 comments on Monday.
The NMMA will be part of a group discussing the impact of the ethanol increase proposed by the EPA.
Executive order directs all state agencies to buy gasoline blended with 5 percent or less ethanol when it’s comparably priced to higher blends.
BoatUS is asking its members to send a message to the Environmental Protection Agency opposing the elevation in ethanol levels.
The bipartisan letter, spearheaded by the NMMA, requests pertinent information about the agency’s consumer outreach efforts