This bill requires the Energy Information Administration, a division of the Department of Energy, to regularly publish detailed information about sustainable aviation fuel production and imports in its existing reports such as the Petroleum Supply Monthly and Weekly Petroleum Status Report. The public data must include the types and amounts of raw materials used to produce sustainable aviation fuel, where those materials come from, how much fuel is produced in each state and the nation overall, and how much is imported from foreign countries. The legislation defines sustainable aviation fuel as liquid fuel that meets specific technical standards, reduces greenhouse gas emissions by at least 50 percent compared to traditional jet fuel, and is made from approved renewable materials rather than petroleum or palm oil. The bill requires the Energy Information Administration to use reliable statistical methods to collect and report this data while preventing double-counting of materials or fuel. No specific funding or implementation deadline is provided beyond requiring the data collection to begin "as soon as practicable."
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