Minnesota HF3651 establishes compatibility standards for equipment used in alcohol-blended fuel dispensing systems.
Minnesota HF3651 sets forth specific criteria for equipment used in alcohol-blended fuel dispensing systems containing more than ten percent ethanol. The bill mandates that such equipment must have an Underwriters Laboratories (UL) listing or similar third-party certification for use with alcohol-blended fuels at an ethanol concentration within five percentage points of the ethanol concentration being dispensed. Additionally, the equipment manufacturer must provide written certification of compatibility with the specific ethanol blend being dispensed.
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