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Nationwide Consumer and Fuel Retailer Choice Act of 2025

What this bill does

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This bill changes the rules about what kinds of gasoline can be sold during the summer months. Right now, gasoline mixed with 10% ethanol can be sold year-round, but gasoline mixed with up to 15% ethanol faces restrictions in the summer because of air quality rules — this bill removes those restrictions so that higher-ethanol gasoline can also be sold year-round. States that previously opted out of these rules would have their opt-outs canceled, but they could apply to opt out again after the bill becomes law. The bill also makes changes to a program that requires fuel sold in the U.S. to include a minimum amount of renewable fuel, directing the Environmental Protection Agency to give back certain compliance credits to small oil refineries in some situations.

Introduced

February 13, 2025

Policy Area

Environmental Protection

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