Ian Hill is the co-founder of SeQuential Biofuels. The company works with restaurants to collect used cooking oil and turns it into low-carbon, clean-burning fuel. They also have a gas station in Eugene that sells biodiesel.

Hill said he was hoping lawmakers in Salem would be able to work together to pass climate action but is happy to see Brown taking action.

“Especially when it’s on issues of this magnitude that is not only going to start affecting us more and more now but is going to affect us for generations here in Oregon and could really fundamentally change what Oregon is,” Hill said.

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