Minnesota HF882 appropriates funds for biofuel financial assistance and requires annual reporting on the program.
Minnesota HF882 allocates funds from the general fund for fiscal years 2026 and 2027 to the commissioner of agriculture. These funds are intended for grants that support retail petroleum dispensers, fuel storage tanks, and other equipment to dispense biofuels. The grants are available to dispensers with up to ten sites in Minnesota, selling petroleum for vehicles model years after 2000. The grants must be used to replace or upgrade equipment that cannot be certified for E25. Each grant cannot exceed 65% of the technology cost or $200,000 per station.
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