May 12, 2026

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 NORA's Podcast series looks at how the liquid fuel heating industry increases renewable fuel use in homes with additional emphasis on heating system efficiencies & technical education.


How Collaborations and Industry Relationships are Transforming 
Liquid Heating Fuels


In this episode of In the Loop with NORA, NORA President Michael Devine and Clean Fuels Alliance America CEO Donnell Rehagen discuss how the biodiesel and renewable diesel sectors are overcoming challenges like policy headwinds and logistical hurdles as we head into the 2026 heating season.


This conversation between industry partners explores how policies like the revamped RFS and cutting-edge research are transforming the liquid home heating market. From ASTM standards that enable increases blends in home heating appliances to collaborative efforts among agriculture, fuel producers and fuel marketers, multiple factors are paving the way toward a 100% renewable fuel future.


This episode is a must-listen for energy professionals, heating oil businesses, and sustainability advocates looking to stay ahead in this rapidly advancing industry.

In the Loop takes a deeper look at research initiatives, equipment considerations, renewable fuels, carbon reduction and technical education, propelling us towards a low-carbon future. For more information, visit noraweb.org. 


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NORA was authorized by Congress in 2000 to generate funding, from within the industry, allowing the liquid fuel industry to provide more efficient and more reliable heat and hot water to American consumers. NORA’s efforts focus on Energy Efficiency, Environmental Responsibility, Safety, Research & Development and Professional Education, with particular emphasis on transitioning heating oil and its appliances to a low-carbon source of heat and hot water. For more information on NORA’s activities go to NORAweb.org or contact NORA at info@noraweb.org