Biofuel and SAF Production Funding
The table below displays grants, tax credits, loans, and other funding that support biofuels and SAF production in the United States.
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| Program | Funder | Funder Type | Uses | Eligibility | Deadlines | Award/Incentive |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Biorefinery, Renewable Chemical, and Biobased Product Manufacturing Program | USDA Rural Development | Federal Government (U.S. or Canada) | Project / Construction / Retrofit / Scale-up | Individuals; public and private entities; state and local governments; corporations; tribes; cooperatives; higher ed; public power entities (through eligible lenders) | September 1, 2026 LOI; October 1, 2026 Phase 1 | Loan guarantees up to $250 million |
| Advanced Biofuel Payment Program | USDA Rural Development | Federal Government (U.S. or Canada) | Operations / Production incentive | Any entity that produces and sells advanced biofuel | Expected October 1–December 15, 2026 (per 2025 cycle) | Production payments; amount varies; undisclosed |
| Higher Blends Infrastructure Incentive Program | USDA Rural Development | Federal Government (U.S. or Canada) | Equipment / Fueling infrastructure / Storage / Distribution | Fueling facilities and fuel distribution facilities for higher ethanol and biodiesel blends | undisclosed | Grant; undisclosed |
| Fueling Aviation’s Sustainable Transition (FAST) Grants | Federal Aviation Administration | Federal Government (U.S. or Canada) | SAF production / Transport / Blending / Storage / Scoping studies | U.S.-located project sponsors; varies by track | December 4, 2023 (closed) | Grant; SAF infrastructure track pool $244.53 million |
| Maximizing Algal System Yield (MASY) | U.S. Department of Energy, BETO | Federal Government (U.S. or Canada) | R&D / Demonstration / Biofuels and bioproducts | Varies by DOE NOFO | February 21, 2025 concept paper; May 15, 2025 full application | Grant; undisclosed |
| FCIC FY25 Industry Partnership Call | U.S. Department of Energy, BETO / Feedstock-Conversion Interface Consortium | Federal Government (U.S. or Canada) | Technical assistance / Applied R&D / Feedstock-to-fuel scale-up support | Industry partners in bioenergy and bioproducts | November 1, 2024 NOI; December 6, 2024 proposal | In-kind lab partnership / CRADA support; undisclosed |
| Clean Fuels Fund | Natural Resources Canada | Federal Government (U.S. or Canada) | Capital projects / Facility build-out / Expansion / Feasibility / FEED | Project developers; companies; Indigenous-led projects; varies by stream | Funding available April 1, 2026–March 31, 2031 | Up to $50 million per project; up to 30% of capital cost |
| Biofuels Production Incentive | Natural Resources Canada | Federal Government (U.S. or Canada) | Operations / Production incentive | Eligible fuel producers | 2026 and 2027 production years | Tiered per-litre incentive; undisclosed |
| AGRI Biofuels Infrastructure Grant | Minnesota Department of Agriculture | State (if United States) | Equipment / Retail fueling upgrades / E15+ access | Minnesota retail petroleum dispensers with no more than 20 sites | 2-Jun-26 | $5,000 to $199,000 |
| Advanced Biofuel Production Incentive Program | Minnesota Department of Agriculture | State (if United States) | Operations / Production incentive | Minnesota production facilities meeting program thresholds | Rolling | $2.1053 per MMBtu from cellulosic biomass; $1.053 per MMBtu from sugar or starch |
| Sustainable Aviation Fuel Credit | Minnesota Department of Revenue | State (if United States) | Production / Blending / SAF sales | Producers or blenders of SAF in Minnesota | Available for fuel sold through June 30, 2030 | Refundable $1.50 per gallon |
| Clean Transportation Program | California Energy Commission | State (if United States) | Biofuels / Infrastructure / R&D / Workforce / Manufacturing support | Varies by solicitation | Multi-round; varies by solicitation | Grant / incentive; undisclosed |
| Regional Development Program: Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation Competitiveness (AMIC) Stream | Ontario Ministry of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade | Province (if Canada) | Capital equipment / Technology adoption / Skills / Manufacturing expansion | Advanced manufacturing companies, with focus on SMEs | Two intake periods each year | Funding support; undisclosed |
| Eastern Ontario Development Fund | Ontario Ministry of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade | Province (if Canada) | Capital project / Expansion / Economic development | Businesses; municipalities; nonprofits in eastern Ontario | Ongoing; four intake periods each year | Up to 50% of eligible costs; grant up to $1.5 million |
| Southwestern Ontario Development Fund | Ontario Ministry of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade | Province (if Canada) | Capital project / Expansion / Economic development | Businesses; municipalities; nonprofits in southwestern Ontario | Ongoing; four intake periods each year | Up to 50% of eligible costs; grant up to $1.5 million |
| Agri-Processing Investment Tax Credit | Government of Alberta | Province (if Canada) | Facility build / Expansion / Bioprocessing | Eligible corporations and partnerships investing $10 million+ in Alberta | Rolling | 12% tax credit; up to $175 million per project |
| Clean Fuel Production Credit | Internal Revenue Service / U.S. Department of the Treasury | Federal Government (U.S. or Canada) | Operations / Fuel production / Commercialization | Domestic producers of qualifying clean transportation fuel, including SAF and non-SAF transportation fuels | In effect for fuel sold January 1, 2025–December 31, 2029 | Tax credit; formula-based; undisclosed |
| Renewable Fuel Infrastructure Program | Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship | State (if United States) | Equipment / Fueling infrastructure / Storage / Terminal upgrades | Motor fuel retail sites and biodiesel terminal facilities in Iowa | Quarterly | Up to $75,000 for ethanol projects; up to $50,000 for biodiesel projects; biodiesel terminal projects up to $50,000 or $100,000 |
| Clean Fuels Program | Oregon Department of Environmental Quality | State (if United States) | Operations / Low-carbon fuel production / Credit generation / Fuel market participation | Importers of gasoline, diesel, ethanol, biodiesel, and renewable diesel; in-state producers of transportation fuel; optional participants include some alternative-fuel providers | Rolling | Tradeable clean-fuel credits; undisclosed |
| Title 17 Clean Energy Financing Program | U.S. Department of Energy Loan Programs Office | Federal Government (U.S. or Canada) | Project / Construction / Commercial-scale deployment / Manufacturing scale-up | Large-scale U.S. clean energy and innovative manufacturing projects, including qualifying clean-fuels projects | Rolling | Debt financing; typically $100 million+ |
| Ontario Together Trade Fund | Government of Ontario, Ministry of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade | Province (if Canada) | Equipment / Facility upgrades / Market diversification / Supply-chain reshoring / Expansion | Ontario for-profit businesses meeting program criteria | See current intake schedule | Grants or loans up to $5 million |
| Eastern Ontario Development Fund | Government of Ontario, Ministry of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade | Province (if Canada) | Capital investment / Expansion / Economic development | Businesses, municipalities, and not-for-profit organizations in eastern Ontario | Ongoing; four intake periods each year | Funding support; undisclosed |
| Southwestern Ontario Development Fund | Government of Ontario, Ministry of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade | Province (if Canada) | Capital investment / Expansion / Economic development | Businesses, municipalities, and not-for-profit organizations in southwestern Ontario | Ongoing; four intake periods each year | Funding support; undisclosed |
| Regional Development Program: Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation Competitiveness Stream | Government of Ontario, Ministry of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade | Province (if Canada) | Capital equipment / Technology adoption / Skills development / Manufacturing competitiveness | Advanced manufacturing businesses in Ontario, with focus on SMEs | Two intake periods each year | Funding support; undisclosed |
| Alberta Agri-Processing Investment Tax Credit | Government of Alberta | Province (if Canada) | Facility build / Expansion / Bioprocessing / Agri-processing capacity | Eligible corporations and partnerships investing $10 million or more in Alberta projects | Rolling | 12% tax credit; up to $175 million per project |
| Clean Fuels Fund | Natural Resources Canada | Federal Government (U.S. or Canada) | Project / Construction / Expansion / Clean-fuel production capacity | Private-sector and eligible project proponents under program streams, including clean-fuel production projects | Program runs through March 31, 2031; stream-specific intakes | Cost-shared contribution; undisclosed |
| Biofuels Production Incentive | Natural Resources Canada | Federal Government (U.S. or Canada) | Operations / Biodiesel and renewable diesel production | Eligible Canadian biodiesel and renewable diesel producers | Continuous intake until December 31, 2027 | Tiered per-litre incentive; undisclosed |
| Biomass Crop Assistance Program | USDA Farm Service Agency / Commodity Credit Corporation | Federal Government (U.S. or Canada) | Feedstock establishment / Annual payments / Biomass delivery | Agricultural and forest landowners and operators with eligible biomass crops or materials | Rolling, subject to approved project areas and program requirements | Cost-share plus annual and delivery assistance; undisclosed |
| Small Agri-Biodiesel Producer Credit | Internal Revenue Service / U.S. Department of the Treasury | Federal Government (U.S. or Canada) | Fuel production / Operations | Registered small agri-biodiesel producers meeting IRS requirements | Available for sales or uses through December 31, 2026 | $0.20 per gallon for eligible sales/uses after June 30, 2025 |
| Biodiesel Production and Blending Tax Credit | Kentucky Department of Revenue | State (if United States) | Fuel production / Blending / Operations | Qualified biodiesel producers or blenders in Kentucky | Rolling | $1.00 per gallon of B100 or renewable diesel, subject to $10 million annual cap |
| Ethanol Tax Credit | Kentucky Department of Revenue | State (if United States) | Fuel production / Operations | Qualified ethanol producers in Kentucky | Rolling | $1.00 per gallon; $5 million annual cap for each fuel type |
| Cellulosic Ethanol Tax Credit | Kentucky Department of Revenue | State (if United States) | Cellulosic fuel production / Operations | Qualified producers of cellulosic ethanol in Kentucky | Rolling | $1.00 per gallon; counts toward Kentucky’s ethanol credit structure/caps |
| Low Carbon Fuel Standard | California Air Resources Board | State (if United States) | Fuel pathway certification / Credit generation / Operations / Commercialization | Fuel producers, importers, and other regulated or credit-generating entities with qualifying low-carbon fuels, including renewable diesel, ethanol, and alternative jet fuel pathways | Rolling | Tradeable LCFS credits; value varies |
| Renewable Fuel Standard Program | U.S. Environmental Protection Agency | Federal Government (U.S. or Canada) | Fuel production / Compliance credit generation / Market participation | Renewable fuel producers and obligated parties under EPA RFS rules | Rolling, annual compliance cycles | Renewable Identification Numbers (RINs); value varies |
| Low Carbon Fuel Standard Credit Market | Government of British Columbia | Province (if Canada) | Credit generation / Low-carbon fuel supply / Market participation | Registered parties participating in B.C.’s LCFS credit market | Rolling | Tradeable compliance units / credits; value varies |
| Alternative Fuels Incentive Grant | Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection | State | Vehicles; Fleet refueling equipment; Research, training, development, and demonstration | School districts; municipalities; nonprofit organizations; businesses in Pennsylvania | October 7, 2026, 12:00 PM | Grant; individual awards up to $300,000; maximum $500,000 across all applications |
| Clean Fuel Standard | Washington State Department of Ecology | State | Fuel production; Blending; Credit generation; SAF-related low-carbon fuel projects | Fuel suppliers and low-carbon fuel providers participating in Washington’s program | Rolling | Tradeable credits; undisclosed |
| Initiative Agreements | British Columbia Ministry of Energy and Climate Solutions, Low Carbon Fuels Branch | Province | SAF project development; Infrastructure; Supply-chain development; Milestone-based project support | Eligible project proponents with SAF-related projects in British Columbia | Rolling | LCFS compliance units / credits; undisclosed |
| Illinois Motor Fuel Sales Tax Exemptions for Qualifying Ethanol and Biodiesel / Renewable Diesel Blends | Illinois Department of Revenue | State | Fuel sales; Blending; Commercialization | Sellers of qualifying majority blended ethanol, gasohol, mid-range ethanol blends, and qualifying biodiesel / renewable diesel blends in Illinois | In effect through November 30, 2030, with seasonal biodiesel thresholds | Sales tax exemption; undisclosed |
| Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit | Internal Revenue Service / U.S. Department of the Treasury | Federal Government | Equipment / Fuel dispensing / Storage / Installation | Businesses, tax-exempt entities, and governmental entities installing qualifying clean-fuel refueling property, including E85 and B20+ dispensers | Property placed in service by June 30, 2026 | 6% of depreciable cost up to $100,000 per item, or 30% up to $100,000 per item if prevailing wage and apprenticeship requirements are met |
| Biofuels Distribution Infrastructure Tax Credit | South Carolina Energy Office | State | Pumps / Storage tanks / Distribution / Dispensing infrastructure | Taxpayers purchasing, constructing, or installing qualified commercial biofuels distribution or dispensing facilities in South Carolina | Rolling | Up to 25% of eligible purchase, construction, property, and installation costs |
| Alternative Fueling Infrastructure Tax Credit | Kansas Department of Revenue | State | Fueling infrastructure / Equipment / Station installation | Corporate taxpayers installing alternative fueling infrastructure in Kansas | Rolling | 40% of total cost, up to $100,000 per fueling station |
| Biofuel Production Jobs Tax Credit | State of Alabama | State | Facility development / Job creation / Capital investment / Production | Companies investing in a biofuel production facility in Alabama and executing a project agreement with the Governor | Rolling | 3% of prior year annual employee wages for up to 10 years, plus 1.5% of qualified capital investment annually for up to 10 years |
| Biofuels Production Property Tax Exemption | Business Oregon | State | Facility siting / Production property / Plant development | Biofuels production property located in a designated Rural Renewable Energy Development Zone in Oregon | Rolling | Property tax exemption; undisclosed |
| Biodiesel and Renewable Diesel Sales Equipment Tax Credit | North Dakota Office of State Tax Commissioner | State | Equipment upgrades / Retail dispensing / Biodiesel and renewable diesel sales infrastructure | Qualified retailers adapting or adding equipment to sell diesel containing at least 2% biodiesel or renewable diesel in North Dakota | Rolling | 10% of direct costs; up to $50,000 cumulative over all taxable years |
| Biodiesel Producer Tax Credit | Missouri Department of Revenue | State | Fuel production / Operations | Missouri biodiesel producers producing qualifying biodiesel in Missouri | Rolling with tax filing; in effect for tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2023 | $0.02 per gallon; cumulative annual cap $5.5 million |
| Biodiesel Retailer and Distributor Tax Credit | Missouri Department of Revenue | State | Fuel sales / Blending / Retail distribution | Missouri biodiesel retail dealers and distributors selling qualifying biodiesel blends to final users in Missouri | April 15 annually | $0.02 per gallon for B5–B10; $0.05 per gallon for blends over 10% up to 20%; cumulative annual cap $16 million |
| Ethanol Retailer and Distributor Tax Credit | Missouri Department of Revenue | State | Fuel sales / Higher-ethanol blend distribution / Retail dispensing | Missouri ethanol retail dealers and distributors selling qualifying higher ethanol blends directly to final users in Missouri | April 15 annually | $0.05 per gallon; cumulative annual cap $5 million |
| Nebraska Higher Blend Tax Credit Act | Nebraska Department of Revenue | State | Retail fuel sales / Higher-ethanol blend market expansion | Nebraska retail dealers selling and dispensing E15, E25, E30, or E85 through a Nebraska retail motor fuel site | Applications accepted beginning each calendar year for the prior year’s sales until the annual limit is reached; program accepts new applications through December 31, 2028 | Refundable tax credit; annual program cap $5 million for calendar years 2024–2028 |
| Clean Transportation Fuel Program | New Mexico Environment Department | State | Fuel production; Blending; Credit generation; Low-carbon fuel market participation | Regulated parties and low-carbon fuel suppliers participating in New Mexico’s clean-fuel market | Program goes into effect July 1, 2026 | Tradeable clean-fuel credits; undisclosed |
| Nebraska Biodiesel Tax Credit Act | Nebraska Department of Revenue | State | Retail biodiesel sales; Dispensing; Market expansion | Retail dealers selling and dispensing biodiesel through a motor fuel pump at a Nebraska retail motor fuel site | 15-Apr-26 | Refundable income tax credit of $0.14 per gallon of biodiesel sold; 2026 program cap $1,000,000 |
| Biodiesel Blend Retailer Tax Credit | State of Iowa | State | Retail biodiesel sales; Blending; Market expansion | Iowa retailers selling qualifying biodiesel blends | Expires January 1, 2028 | $0.05/gal for B11–B19; $0.07/gal for B20–B29; $0.10/gal for B30+ |
| Biodiesel Production Tax Credit | State of Iowa | State | Biodiesel production; Operations | Qualified Iowa biodiesel producers | Expires January 1, 2028 | $0.04 per gallon; eligible on up to 25,000,000 gallons |
| Tax Incentive for Production of Alcohol | Montana Department of Transportation / State of Montana | State | Fuel production / Operations / Commercialization | Alcohol distributors producing alcohol in Montana from qualifying Montana agricultural or wood products | Rolling; written plan due at least 24 months before anticipated collection of incentives | $0.20 per gallon; total program payments capped at $6 million in any consecutive 12-month period; individual distributor cap $2 million in any consecutive 12-month period |
| Refund for Fuel Taxes Paid on Biodiesel | Montana Department of Transportation / State of Montana | State | Fuel production / Sales / Retail distribution | Distributors and retail motor fuel outlets selling biodiesel made entirely from Montana-produced ingredients | Rolling; refund claim timing per state refund process | Refund of $0.02 per gallon for distributors and $0.01 per gallon for retail motor fuel outlets |
| Property Tax Exemption for Ethanol Production Facilities | State of Montana | State | Facility construction / Equipment / Production infrastructure | Ethanol production facilities using qualifying machinery, fixtures, equipment, and tools for ethanol from grain | Rolling | Property tax exemption during construction and for 10 years after initial ethanol production |
| E85 Gasoline Promotion Tax Credit | Iowa Department of Revenue | State | Retail fuel sales / Ethanol market expansion | Retail dealers selling E85 through a retail motor fuel site; pass-through entities eligible through owners | Rolling with annual Iowa income tax filing; active until January 1, 2028 | Refundable tax credit of $0.16 per gallon of E85 sold |
| Special Fuel Tax Exemption | State of Indiana | State | Fuel sales / Operations | Sellers of biodiesel and blended biodiesel used to power an internal combustion engine or motor | Rolling | Exempt from state gross retail tax; undisclosed |
| Biodiesel Blend Tax Exemption | State of Indiana | State | Fuel production / On-road use | Individuals using biodiesel blends of at least B20 for personal, noncommercial use when they produced the biodiesel portion | Rolling | Exempt from special fuel license tax; undisclosed |
| Alternative Fuel Tax Exemption | State of North Carolina | State | Fuel sales / Use / Storage / Consumption | Users and sellers of alternative fuels, including qualifying biodiesel and ethanol blends | Rolling | Exempt from state retail sales and use tax; undisclosed |
| Biodiesel Tax Exemption | State of North Carolina | State | Small-scale fuel production / Fuel transfers | Individuals producing biodiesel for use in a private passenger vehicle; licensed suppliers transferring biodiesel between fuel processing facilities under same ownership | Rolling | Exempt from state motor fuel excise tax; undisclosed |
| Renewable Fuel Standard | City of Portland, Bureau of Planning and Sustainability | Municipal Entity | Fuel sales / Blending / Market participation | Diesel retailers and other covered suppliers in Portland | Rolling | Biofuel-content and carbon-intensity compliance mechanism; undisclosed |
| Biofuels Production Tax Credit | South Carolina Energy Office / State of South Carolina | State | Fuel production / Operations | Qualified biodiesel and ethanol facilities in South Carolina | Rolling | $0.075 per gallon for new biodiesel or ethanol production; up to 10,000,000 gallons during a 12-consecutive-month period; claimable for up to 36 months |
| Alternative Fueling Infrastructure Tax Credit | State of New York | State | Equipment / Storage / Dispensing / Infrastructure | Taxpayers installing alternative fuel vehicle fueling infrastructure in New York; includes infrastructure for fuels that are at least 85% ethanol or other alcohol | Rolling | 50% of infrastructure cost |
| Qualified Fuel Sales Tax Exemption for E85 | New York State Department of Taxation and Finance | State | Fuel sales / Retail distribution / Commercialization | Retail sellers and users of qualified fuels, including E85, in New York | In effect in 2026; see current filing periods | Full exemption from state and local sales tax for qualified E85 sales and uses |
| On-Farm Biofuel Production Grants | Kentucky Governor’s Office of Agricultural Policy | State | Equipment; Structures; On-farm renewable energy production; Biomass-to-energy; Ethanol or biodiesel for on-farm equipment | Farm applicants under the County Agricultural Investment Program | Rolling | Grant; undisclosed |
| Alternative Fuel Manufacturing Tax Incentives | Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development | State | Facility acquisition; Construction; Expansion; R&D equipment; Manufacturing scale-up | Companies engaged in energy-efficient alternative fuel production | Rolling | Refund of Kentucky sales and use tax paid on eligible building materials and equipment; undisclosed |
| Alternative Fuel Production Tax Incentives | Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development | State | Facility location or expansion; Production scale-up; Job creation | Companies engaged in alternative fuel production that qualify under the Kentucky Business Investment Program | Rolling | Income tax credits and wage assessment incentives; up to 100% of Kentucky corporate income or limited liability entity tax liability; term up to 10 or 15 years |
| Ethanol Infrastructure Incentive Fund | State of South Dakota | State | Blender pumps; Piping; Storage systems; E85 dispensing equipment; Fuel distribution infrastructure; FFV support | Motor fuel retail dealers and other eligible recipients in South Dakota | Rolling | Grant; undisclosed |
| Ethanol Blend Tax Refund | South Dakota Department of Revenue | State | Retail fuel sales; E15 market expansion | Retailers selling ethanol blends containing at least 15% ethanol | Rolling | $0.05 per gallon tax refund |
| Biodiesel Blend Tax Credit | South Dakota Department of Revenue | State | Biodiesel blending; Fuel tax offset | Licensed biodiesel blenders | Rolling | Per-gallon tax credit equal to the difference between the special fuel tax rate and the biodiesel blend rate; undisclosed |
| Tax Refund for Methanol Used in Biodiesel Production | South Dakota Department of Revenue | State | Biodiesel production inputs; Operating cost reduction | Licensed biodiesel producers using methanol to produce biodiesel | Rolling | Fuel tax refund on methanol used in biodiesel production; undisclosed |
| Biofuels PACE Program | Bank of North Dakota | State | Facility purchase; Construction; Expansion; Equipment installation | Ethanol, biodiesel, and green diesel production facilities located in North Dakota | Rolling | Interest buydown up to 5% below note rate; maximum buydown $500,000 |
| Agriculturally-Derived Fuel Production Facility Loan Guarantees | Bank of North Dakota | State | Facility construction / Real estate financing | Eligible entities constructing facilities using biomass for agriculturally-derived fuel production | Rolling | Loan guarantee up to $400,000 per borrower |
| Biodiesel and Renewable Diesel Blender Tax Credit | State of North Dakota | State | Fuel blending / Operations | Licensed fuel suppliers blending biodiesel or renewable diesel with diesel fuel | Rolling | $0.05 per gallon; carryforward up to 5 taxable years |
| Biodiesel and Renewable Production and Blending Equipment Tax Credit | State of North Dakota | State | New facility construction; Retrofit; Production and blending equipment | Qualified producers or blenders adding equipment to retrofit an existing facility or construct a new facility in North Dakota | Rolling | 10% of direct costs; up to $250,000 cumulative |
| Ethanol Fuel Retailer Tax Credit | State of Oklahoma | State | Retail fuel sales / Ethanol blend market expansion | Retailers selling gasoline blends containing up to 15% ethanol in Oklahoma and passing through the price reduction | Rolling | $0.016 per gallon of ethanol blended into gasoline and sold |
| Ethanol Sales Tax Exemption | State of Oklahoma | State | Fuel sales / Blending / Commercialization | Sellers of ethanol blended with motor fuel in Oklahoma | Rolling | Sales tax exemption on the ethanol portion; undisclosed |
| Biofuels Tax Exemption | State of Oklahoma | State | On-farm / self-produced biofuel use | Individuals producing biodiesel or other biofuels from feedstocks grown on their property for use in their own vehicle | Rolling | Exempt from state motor fuel excise tax; undisclosed |
| Alternative Fuel Vehicle Revolving Loan Program for Private Entities | South Carolina Business Development Corporation | State | Alternative-fuel vehicle conversion; Incremental vehicle costs; Related energy improvements | Businesses and industries; utilities, nonprofits, and government entities may qualify under special conditions | Rolling | Low-interest loans covering up to 100% of project costs; $50,000 to $1,000,000 |
| Alternative and Clean Energy Program | Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development and Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, under the Commonwealth Financing Authority | State | Project / Construction / Facility development / Alternative fuel production / Fueling infrastructure | Businesses; economic development organizations; political subdivisions, including municipalities, counties, and school districts | Rolling | Grants up to $2 million; loans up to $5 million; loan guarantees up to $5 million |
| Ethanol Infrastructure Grant Program | Nebraska Corn Board | Association | Equipment / Tanks / Piping / Electrical work / Dispensers / Pumps / Signage / Retail ethanol infrastructure | Nebraska fuel retailers adding E15, E30, E85, or other higher ethanol blends | 23-Jan-26 | Up to $50,000 per retail location for blends higher than E15; up to $25,000 for E15-only infrastructure |
| Biofuel Blend Tax Exemption | Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts / State of Texas | State | Fuel sales / Blending / Commercialization | Sellers and distributors of blended fuel containing biodiesel, renewable diesel, or ethanol, if labeling requirements are met | Rolling | Diesel fuel tax exemption on the biodiesel, renewable diesel, or ethanol portion of the blend; undisclosed |
| Alternative Fuel and Advanced Vehicle Job Creation Tax Credit | State of Georgia | State | Manufacturing / Facility expansion / Job creation / Biofuel enterprise growth | Business enterprises that manufacture alternative energy products for use in biofuel enterprises; excludes retail businesses | Rolling | Annual tax credit for 5 years; amount varies by county and eligible new full-time jobs |
| Provision for Green Jobs Tax Credit | Louisiana Department of Economic Development | State | Capital infrastructure / Facility development / Project expansion | Qualified capital infrastructure projects in Louisiana directly related to industries including biofuels, subject to state certification and available funding | Rolling, pending available funding | 7% to 18% of project costs, up to $1,000,000 per state-certified green project |
| Agriculture and Forestry Biofuel Production Grants | Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Agriculture and Forestry Industries Development Fund | State | Facility development / Expansion / Value-added biofuel production | Local governments and other Virginia political subdivisions working with qualified businesses | Rolling | Grant up to $500,000 |
| Biodiesel Blending Facility Tax Credit | New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department / State of New Mexico | State | Equipment / Installation / Biodiesel blending infrastructure | Individuals or organizations purchasing and installing equipment used to produce biodiesel blends containing at least 2% biodiesel | Rolling | Tax credit up to 30% of eligible cost, capped at $50,000 per facility |
| Biofuels Production Tax Deduction | State of New Mexico | State | Feedstock purchases / Equipment / Biofuels production inputs | Taxpayers purchasing qualified biomass feedstocks and associated equipment for processing into biofuels | Rolling | Compensating-tax deduction; undisclosed |
| Value-Added Producer Grant | USDA Rural Business-Cooperative Service | Federal Government | Planning / Working capital / Processing and marketing of value-added products, including biofuels production | Independent agricultural producers; farmer and rancher cooperatives; agricultural producer groups; majority-controlled producer-based business ventures | 22-Apr-26 | Grant; up to $200,000 |
| Clean Fuel Regulations Credit Market | Environment and Climate Change Canada | Federal Government | Fuel production / Low-carbon fuel supply / Credit generation / Market participation | Regulated parties and credit creators supplying qualifying low-carbon-intensity fuels, including ethanol and biodiesel, into Canada | Rolling | Tradeable compliance credits; undisclosed |