In Georgia, Cultura Technologies announced that its newly formed brand, CreditCrop, has joined the Clean Fuel Credit Consortium (CFCC), a multi-company collaboration with Verdova, Vericap, and JAG Group, Inc. The consortium aims to support clean-fuel credit generation and regulatory compliance across the North American ethanol marketplace.
The CFCC goal is to establish a unified, verifiable framework for ethanol producers, farmers, and corporate buyers to participate in the evolving market for 45Z Clean Fuel Production Tax Credits in the United States and Clean Fuel Regulations (CFR) in Canada. By connecting data, credits, and capital from field to plant, the consortium seeks to convert verified operational data into transferable market value.
The consortium’s approach enables verified data from farms, retailers, and ethanol producers to support traceable, compliant clean-fuel credit generation. This process is designed to help buyers access verified credits, while producers and farmers may benefit from access to the highest-value markets without managing complex, fragmented systems.
With more than 40 Category A ethanol projects across the U.S., the CFCC represents potential access to an estimated $3 billion in 45Z tax credits. The consortium is intended to provide a scalable framework for auditable participation in clean-fuel credit programs.
