As US renewable diesel production continues to grow, market participants are looking beyond California for new demand centres. One of the most significant developments has been the emergence of Texas as a growing outlet for renewable diesel volumes, offering producers greater market flexibility.In the second episode of this two-part podcast series, Jasmine Davis (Associate Editor - US Renewable Diesel) and Philip Goughary (Business Development Manager - Renewable and Biofuels) explore how changing incentives, shifting trade flows and regional supply dynamics are influencing renewable diesel markets. The discussion also examines the growing role of Texas and the key trends shaping the market's next phase of growth. Listen to discover:Whether the US is becoming more self-sufficient in renewable diesel productionWhy Texas is emerging as a renewable diesel marketHow producers balance opportunities across California, Texas, Canada and EuropeHow Argus constructs and assesses California R99 pricesThe key trends that could shape renewable diesel markets going forward