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Bookmark or Share- LCFS Guidance Documents, User Guides, and FAQsGuidance Documents. LCFS Guidance 22-02 (March 25, 2022; updated Feb. 12, 2024): Carbon Intensity and Credit Adjustments Associated with 2023 Annual Fuel Pathway Reports. LCFS Guidance 22-01 (Revised) (July 22, 2024): General reporting guidance for the 2023 Annual Reports.
- LCFS Pathway Certified Carbon Intensities - California Air Resources BoardThe Current Fuel Pathways spreadsheet contains a list of certified pathways by feedstock, fuel, classification, and facility name. These include: Lookup Table, Tier 1, and Tier 2 fuel pathways using the CA-GREET3.0 model. Applications certified using the older generation CA-GREET2.0 model.
- LCFS Regulation - California Air Resources BoardAmendments to the LCFS were approved by the Office of Administrative Law on May 27, 2020. The amendments became effective on July 1, 2020. 2019 Rulemaking Documents including the Final Regulation Order (underline/strikeout), Final Statement of Reasons, and other documents.
- LCFS Credit Generation Opportunities - California Air Resources BoardThere are three ways to generate credits in the LCFS: fuel pathways, projects, and capacity-based crediting. Fuel Pathways. Under fuel pathway-based crediting, all transportation fuels need a carbon intensity score to participate in the LCFS, and the fuel type dictates which process is used to determine that CI.
- LCFS Registration and Reporting - California Air Resources BoardUnder the LCFS, all regulated entities must report transportation fuel transactions and credit transfers to CARB. The reporting schedule, LCFS compliance calendar, and timeline for the LCFS credit clearance market can be seen in the following links: Reporting, Verification & Annual Compliance Calendar; LCFS Credit Clearance Market
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