Oil erased earlier losses to close higher, but remained within a tight range as traders weighed shrinking US stockpiles and the outlook for inflation in the world's largest economy.
'Any extended delays in publication of guidance for the Sec. 45Z credit may disrupt project timelines, impede capital flows, and threaten existing production and demand for low carbon renewable fuels'.
Over 3,000 metric tons of neat SAF blended with conventional jet fuel will be supplied into the fueling infrastructure network of Heathrow airport until the end of summer.
Oil edged higher as traders balanced broader risk-on sentiment with concerns about consumption after the International Energy Agency slashed its demand forecast.
'We need continued investment in, and development of, gas supply and transport infrastructure to get us through the energy transition with thriving industries'.