Biobased Diesel Opens Free Subscriptions for Summer 2026 Print Edition

By AI, Created 4:26 PM UTC, June 04, 2026, /AGP/ – Biobased Diesel is offering free subscriptions before June 8 for its Summer 2026 print edition, a 64-page issue focused on biodiesel, renewable diesel, SAF and marine biofuel. The magazine highlights 28 advertisers, more than 20 articles and distribution tied to major industry events as the sector heads into a period of record RFS volumes and expected growth.

Why it matters: - The Summer 2026 issue arrives as U.S. EPA Renewable Fuel Standard volume obligations for 2026 and 2027 point to a stronger market for biobased diesel. - The magazine is positioned as a broad industry reference for biodiesel, renewable diesel, sustainable aviation fuel and marine biofuel. - Free print subscriptions give industry readers a low-cost way to access technical and market coverage.

What happened: - Biobased Diesel® said the Summer 2026 print edition is scheduled for printing in early June. - Readers who subscribe for free before June 8 will receive the print edition by mail. - Interested readers can subscribe through the Biobased Diesel Daily® website, biobased-diesel.com, using the contact form in the website footer. - The print journal is available only to addresses in the U.S. and Canada until further notice. - Subscribers outside the U.S. and Canada will receive a digital version by email.

The details: - The issue is 64 pages long. - The summer edition includes technical pieces, feature articles, opinion columns, news and information from experts across the sector. - Ron Kotrba edits and publishes the Biobased Diesel™ media suite, which also includes Biobased Diesel Daily® and Biobased Diesel™ Weekly. - Kotrba has covered the biofuels sector for more than 20 years. - The latest edition includes 28 advertisers and more than 20 articles. - The issue includes nine multipage features and nine columns from 21 authors. - Topics include filtration, process technologies, fuel storage and dispensing, fuel quality and performance, rendering, UCO theft detection, AI, risk exposure, regulatory compliance and the Renewable Fuel Standard volume obligations finalized by the U.S. EPA in March. - Kotrba is the author of “The Birth of American Biodiesel,” published in 2022, and won the National Biodiesel Board’s 2019 Eye on Biodiesel Influence Award. - The issue will receive bonus distribution at Clean Fuels Alliance America’s June Membership Meeting in Washington, D.C., and at the 2026 North American Renderers Association Annual Convention in Tucson, Arizona, this October. - Advertising support for the issue comes from Baker Commodities, Benecor, Biobased Academy®, CFR Engines, Clean Fuels Alliance America, CPM|Crown, Dicalite, EcoEngineers, Engine Technology Forum, Evonik, Green Energy Biofuel, Imerys, Iowa Biodiesel Board/Iowa Soybean Association, Michigan Advanced Biofuels Coalition, Myande Group, Ocean Park, Otodata, PMI, PQ Corp., Reiter USA, Render magazine, Rimba, R.W. Heiden Associates, Saint Paul Commodities, Teikoku USA, Topsoe, Veriflux and WWS Trading.

Between the lines: - The publication is using the summer issue to capture momentum in a market that expects higher production and investment activity over the next 18 months. - The emphasis on technical and regulatory coverage suggests the sector is still balancing growth with compliance, fuel quality and operational risk. - The ad lineup and bonus distribution indicate the issue is also serving as an industry marketing platform, not just an editorial product.

What’s next: - Advertising inventory for 2026 remains available but limited. - 2027 advertising sales are open, including full-year multimedia packages across print, website and newsletter. - Biobased Diesel says 2027 package prices are below what other media outlets charge. - The company is encouraging companies with products, equipment, technologies or services to contact Kotrba to book advertising.

The bottom line: - Biobased Diesel is using a free-subscription push to widen reach for a large summer issue as the biobased diesel sector enters a period of expected regulatory-driven growth.