American Carbon Alliance

Bipartisan leaders just introduced the Securing America’s Fuels Act to restore the full $1.75 45Z credit through 2033. That means certainty, new markets, and stronger demand for American-grown crops. ACA is proud to support it. loom.ly/SvHVuEU

45Z should be driving investment in low-carbon fuels. Instead, uncertainty is holding it back. No clear rules = delayed projects and missed opportunities for rural America. loom.ly/ebcRg7s

From Sioux County to Webster County, projected local tax impacts show how carbon infrastructure translates into community investment. These are local economic development conversations, not abstract policy debates.

Projects like Summit don’t just support Iowa’s ethanol industry. They also bring meaningful local revenue to communities across the state.

Growing demand for SAF is creating new opportunities for American ag. Gevo plans to expand ethanol production in ND while evaluating a sustainable aviation fuel project. Ethanol continues to play a key role in the future of low-carbon aviation fuels. loom.ly/XAt0DAU

Iowa farmland values keep climbing. But that also means it’s getting more expensive to farm. Opening new markets for American agriculture will be critical to keeping the next generation on the farm. 🔗 desmoinesregister.com/story/money/ag…

Young farmers face growing barriers to entry. Higher land prices, rising interest rates, and costly inputs are making it harder for the next generation to stay in agriculture. Strong markets and policy certainty matter. rrfn.com/2026/02/25/you…

Thank you Senators Tim Sheehy and Maria Cantwell for leading the Carbon Resource Innovation Act. Modernizing 45Q supports innovation and creates new opportunities tied to agriculture. loom.ly/xI2tF10 loom.ly/xI2tF10

Not only does carbon infrastructure support Iowa’s ethanol industry, it also delivers real investment to local communities.

Modest price gains aren’t enough. USDA economists are clear: stronger demand will shape the farm outlook. loom.ly/kMkpM_M

SAF is one of the biggest long-term demand opportunities for agriculture. This is about markets, investment, and rural growth. Thanks, @USRepMikeFlood loom.ly/DhUYRS8

Farm bankruptcies are rising across the Midwest. Stability doesn’t come from temporary fixes. It comes from stronger demand. loom.ly/YjK_IL8

EPA has approved a carbon storage project tied to the Cardinal Ethanol plant in Indiana. Projects like this help strengthen ethanol, support rural economies, and keep U.S. biofuels competitive. loom.ly/ilG1D0w

Thank you Senators Tim Sheehy and Maria Cantwell for leading the Carbon Resource Innovation Act. Modernizing 45Q supports innovation and creates new opportunities tied to agriculture. loom.ly/xI2tF10 loom.ly/xI2tF10

SAF strengthens U.S. competitiveness, supports agriculture & drives job growth. Policy certainty is key. Encourage Congress to support S. 3759 & H.R. 6518: thesafcoalition.com/take-action/ #SAFEnergyPolicy #AmericanEnergy

Ethanol is moving into new, high-visibility markets. POET supplying zero-carbon ethanol for NASCAR is another signal that carbon intensity is becoming a competitive advantage — and a market driver. 👉 Read more: loom.ly/KCY85ZA

Sustainable aviation fuel isn’t hype. It’s demand. New farm bill direction signals continued momentum toward SAF — and new market opportunities for corn and ethanol producers. 👉 Read more: loom.ly/rZ_pE-4

ACA Ag Advisory Committee Member Tom Door talks about how low-carbon fuel markets are growing and infrastructure determines whether Iowa leads or falls behind. Read more: loom.ly/OrJVozM

Carbon capture policy isn’t abstract — it shapes real investment decisions happening right now. In this podcast, ACA’s Tom Buis explains why regulatory clarity on pipelines and 45Z matters for ethanol producers and rural economies. 🎧 Listen: loom.ly/yd4YlyQ

India is putting $2.2 billion behind carbon capture and storage. They’re building, investing. and scaling. Meanwhile, the U.S. is still debating. CCS isn’t theoretical. It’s happening. The question is whether we lead or follow. loom.ly/xjK4P1c

“Iowa can’t sit still at 4.6 billion gallons.” That’s the message from ethanol advocates, led by folks like POET, who say expanding production and embracing low-carbon tech is key to growing corn markets and rural jobs. loom.ly/uL3_Ylg