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Regional chlorine shortage: Portland water remains safe to drink

A regional chlorine shortage has disrupted supplies. The Portland Water Bureau is monitoring the situation and evaluating our supplies and procedures. Get updates.

Renewable Fuel Standard

Program

The City of Portland adopted the Renewable Fuel Standard in 2006 to regulate minimum blends of biofuels in petroleum-based fuels sold in Portland, with the intent to reduce dependence on non-renewable fossil fuels.

Kyle Diesner

Climate Action Program Coordinator

kyle.diesner@portlandoregon.gov

Elected Officials

Renewable Fuel Standard

Kyle Diesner

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COVID-19 Adoption of Interim Administrative Rule – Title 16

Qualifying Feedstock Origin Declaration Form

Biodiesel Production Trigger Report

Alternative Fueling Station Locator

FAQs for biodiesel retailers

Submit a Fuel Complaint

Chapter 16.60 Motor Vehicle Fuels

ENN-6.02 - Renewable Fuel Standard (Biofuels)

Oregon Statewide Motor Fuel Sign and Labeling Requirements

City of Portland, Oregon

Renewable Fuel Standard

Kyle Diesner

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