Clean Fuels Credit Consortium and Boulay Join Renewable Fuels Association

Clean Fuels Credit Consortium and Boulay join RFA, offering tax credit solutions and advisory expertise for ethanol producers.
RFA Adds Clean Fuels Credit Consortium and Boulay as Members, Unlocking New Pathways for Credits and Capital Planning

New Partnerships Enhance Ethanol Industry’s Strategic Capabilities

The Renewable Fuels Association (RFA) has announced the addition of two new associate members: Clean Fuels Credit Consortium (CFCC) and Boulay. These organizations bring expertise in tax credit solutions and financial advisory, aiming to support ethanol producers in navigating the industry’s evolving landscape.

“This is a dynamic and transformational time for the ethanol industry, and we’re excited to welcome the innovators at CFCC and Boulay to RFA’s membership,” said RFA President and CEO Geoff Cooper. “CFCC is focused on connecting verified data to real buyers in the clean fuels marketplace, helping producers participate more directly in emerging credit programs and access new sources of value. Boulay brings decades of experience advising renewable fuels companies through every stage of growth, with a strong understanding of the financial and regulatory landscape producers are navigating today. Both organizations offer practical solutions that align closely with the needs of ethanol producers.”

CFCC’s Role in Clean Fuels Market

The Clean Fuels Credit Consortium (CFCC) specializes in transforming operational data into Data-Enriched Commodities (DECs), which facilitates ethanol producers’ participation in clean energy credit markets. By connecting biofuel producers with tax credit buyers and compliance partners, CFCC enhances the efficiency of transactions and minimizes delays. This transparent and auditable model ensures that incentives are delivered effectively across the value chain, opening up new prospects for producers. For more information, visit cleanfuelcreditconsortium.com.

Jay Weber, Vice President of Cultura Technologies (Credit Crop), stated, “Joining the Renewable Fuels Association as an official member reflects CFCC’s commitment to collaboration, strong industry relationships, and supporting the continued evolution of the ethanol industry. We’re proud to work alongside our partners and customers to help strengthen the industry through greater transparency, stronger connections, and practical solutions that move it forward.”

Boulay’s Expertise in Renewable Fuels

Boulay has extensive experience working with over 50 renewable fuels clients in the U.S., representing a production capacity exceeding 2.3 billion gallons. The firm offers comprehensive services, including assurance, tax, transactions, and valuations, to help organizations tackle financial, operational, and regulatory challenges. Boulay’s expertise spans the industry’s development phases and includes navigating complex issues such as acquisitions and governance. More details can be found at boulaygroup.com.

“We’ve worked with renewable fuel producers for nearly three decades, so joining RFA as an associate member was an easy decision,” said Jadin Bragg, Partner at Boulay. “The producers we work with are dealing with more complexity than ever—changing tax credit structures, strategic growth decisions, and evolving compliance requirements. Our role is to help them navigate that with confidence. RFA has been at the center of this industry’s growth, and we’re proud to support that work as a member.”

Membership Benefits and Opportunities

RFA associate members gain advantages such as access to legislative and market updates, industry events, and engagement opportunities across the renewable fuels sector. Members are included in both the Associate and Producer Member directories and are encouraged to join committees that influence key policy, market, and technical initiatives.

To explore RFA membership details and view current members, visit ethanolrfa.org/membership.

Original Story at ethanolrfa.org