Biodiesel RINs seen following ethanol RINs higher

In Illinois, research from the University of Illinois shows that 2013 biodiesel-based RIN generation will likely be lower this year, helping to support prices for D4, D5 and D6 RINs. Physical constraints to the E10 blending wall will also help support RIN prices as blenders look to blend biodiesel when ethanol is no longer an option.