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Renewable Fuel Standard

Program
In 2006, City Council adopted a Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) to reduce dependence on fossil fuels by requiring Portland fuel retailers to sell blends of biofuels. BPS is now updating the RFS due to changes in fuel markets and State policy, and to meet the City’s 100% Renewable Energy Resolution.
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Start Here: A Quick Guide to the RFS

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RFS Compliance Database

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RFS Compliance Guidelines and Reporting

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RFS Sample Forms and Information

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Portland City Code 16.60 and Administrative Rules

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Register and sign up for RFS emails

Submit a Fuel Complaint

Oregon Statewide Motor Fuel Sign and Labeling Requirements

Contact

Renewable Fuel Standard Help Desk

RFSinfo@portlandoregon.gov
phone number503-823-4166

Related offices, programs, and projects

Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) 2022-2023 Policy Updates

Renewable Fuel Standard Technical Advisory Committee (RFS TAC)

Past Meetings and Hearings

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