Volunteer (Non-Paid) Position--Renewable Fuel Standard Technical Advisory Committee
About The Position
The Renewable Fuel Standard Technical Advisory Committee's (RFS TAC) objective is to advise the Bureau Director on implementation of Portland City Code 16.60. The RFS TAC will advise the Bureau Director of any technical or economic issues associated with renewable fuel supply when it comes to meeting minimum fuel content requirements and carbon intensity standards as shown in the table below: Table 1 - Minimum Biofuel Content Requirements for Retail Diesel Sales Fuel Type by Volume Current July 1, 2026 July 1, 2030 Diesel 85% 50% 1% Renewable Fuel with CI value 40 or < 15% 50% 99% CI value = lifecycle carbon intensity of 40 grams of carbon dioxide equivalent per megajoule (gCO2e/MJ). At this time, the RFS TAC committee consists of six renewable fuel producers and suppliers (both wholesale and retail) and an economist. One seat is open during this application round. Preference will be given to a distributor or retailer of diesel fuel with an in-depth understanding of the Portland market. The RFS TAC was established in July, 2023 and meets quarterly, or as needed, through 2030. The next meeting takes place on January 8, from 9:30 - 11:00 AM via Zoom. This is a temporary body dissolving by December 31, 2030. To learn more visitRenewable Fuel Standard Technical Advisory Committee (RFS TAC) | Portland.gov Over the next year the RFS TAC will meet to monitor and discuss renewable fuel market conditions in advance of the required changes which take effect in July, 2026 at the retail level. In addition, the RFS TAC will issue a report to the BPS Director regarding renewable fuel market conditions, including an assessment of supply availability and costs by October 15, 2029.
Requirements
- Members must work, do business or want to do business in the City of Portland.
- You believe government is better when community is involved.
- You are available to attend all meetings and participate in the discussions.
- Deep understanding of diesel fuel market including renewable fuel alternatives, their supply, demand, production and prices.
Responsibilities
- Advise the Bureau Director on implementation of Portland City Code 16.60.
- Advise the Bureau Director of any technical or economic issues associated with renewable fuel supply when it comes to meeting minimum fuel content requirements and carbon intensity standards
- Monitor and discuss renewable fuel market conditions in advance of the required changes which take effect in July, 2026 at the retail level.
- Issue a report to the BPS Director regarding renewable fuel market conditions, including an assessment of supply availability and costs by October 15, 2029.
Benefits
- Public transportation or parking passes will be available if you need those to fully participate.
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What This Job Offers
Industry
Executive, Legislative, and Other General Government Support
Education Level
No Education Listed
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees
