Biodiesel What We Deliver Community Benefits Future of Fuels Careers About Us The Future of Fuels Petroleum-based transportation fuels are a vital source of energy and will remain so for decades to come. However, these petroleum-based fuels contribute approximately 40% of total carbon emissions. As the global community seeks to address climate change via decarbonization and developing sustainable sources of energy, transportation fuels are evolving. The United States implemented the Renewable Fuels Standard in 2007 to reduce greenhouse gas/carbon emissions from transportation fuels. From that initial standard, momentum has increased tremendously in the last decade. In all, more than 130 countries have now set, or are considering a target of reducing carbon emissions to net zero by mid-century. California, Oregon, Washington, and Canada have expanded on these efforts with landmark carbon reduction programs specifically for transportation fuels. California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard (“LCFS”), established in 2007, requires a 20% carbon reduction in transportation fuels relative to a 2010 baseline by 2030. In 2012, Oregon adopted a nearly identical program called the Oregon Clean Fuel Program (“OCFP”), which requires 25% carbon reduction in transportation fuels by 2035. In Spring 2021, Washington passed its Clean Fuel Standard law that requires a 20% carbon reduction for transportation fuels by 2038. Canada has expanded its transportation fuel carbon reduction requirements from a provincial program in British Columbia that began in 2010, to a national program starting in December 2022. These programs all require increasing percentages of carbon reduction in petroleum-based fuels each year to hit the future carbon reduction target. To do this, they use a market-based, fuel-neutral approach designed to encourage the use and production of cleaner, low-carbon fuels. We Are at the Forefront of Energy Transition and Decarbonization Advanced biofuels like Crimson Renewable Energy’s ultra-low carbon biodiesel are paving the way for the future of fuel by helping decarbonize petroleum-based transportation fuels to achieve critical new environmental objectives. As the largest producer of ultra-low carbon biodiesel in California and Oregon, we, and our subsidiaries SeQuential Biofuels and SeQuential Environmental Services, take pride in our innovations and efforts to collect used cooking oil and greases from thousands food service establishments, and locally produce highly sustainable, ultra-low carbon fuels. We Make Petroleum Fuels Better Using Innovative Technologies We develop and use innovative technologies to convert waste oils, greases, and fats into biodiesel. We utilize these locally and regionally sourced raw materials to produce ultra-low carbon biodiesel that is subsequently blended with petroleum-based diesel to fuel trucks and equipment both nearby, and throughout the region. This sustainable, ultra-low carbon biodiesel provides immediate benefits in our communities in terms of cleaner air, an 80%+ carbon reduction compared to petroleum-based diesel, as well as reduced medical healthcare costs for respiratory illness. Check out the new comprehensive health impact study by Trinity Consultants, a major national environmental consulting firm, and learn more about community level health benefits derived from displacing petroleum diesel with biodiesel. We Are All Part of a New Way Forward Advanced biofuels combined with conventional petroleum-based fuels are the future. The environmental and economic benefits of a new industry like biodiesel boost local, regional and global communities. We Help Improve Health and the Environment Ultra-low carbon biodiesel fuel can help decrease greenhouse gas emissions by 80%+ and reduce other harmful pollutants by up to 50% compared to petroleum-based diesel fuel. Another key factor is the health benefits that come from cleaner burning fuels. Cleaner burning fuels means cleaner air, which means less asthma and reductions in lung cancer and other respiratory illnesses. We Deliver Great Benefits to the Community Biodiesel not only delivers environmental and health benefits, it also benefits the community economically by offering high-quality/high-paying manufacturing jobs, as well as increased demands for local goods and services. But biodiesel’s benefits affect more than just the city where the plant is located. These local benefits promote a healthy regional community, have a rippling economic effect on the entire region, and a global effect by reducing our carbon footprint. Contact Us Learn how Crimson can help expand your renewable energy future with ultra-low carbon biodiesel. Contact Us reduction in hazardous waste from biodiesel production vs petrodiesel reduction in hydrocarbon emissions from biodiesel use reduction in lifecycle greenhouse gases from biodiesel use reduction in wastewater from biodiesel production vs petrodiesel How to Work with Us Crimson is the premier California supplier of ultra-low carbon biodiesel. We provide a variety of timing, logistics, and pricing structures to best suit client needs. Equally important, we offer our supply chain partners the highest degree of flexibility, consistency, and financial stability. Learn More 123456 © 2007 — 2021 Crimson Renewable Energy, LLC. All rights reserved. website by h2oh marketing, inc.