Minnesota SF621 updates gasoline specifications, restricting blending of certain oxygenates and defining ethanol and gasoline standards.

Minnesota SF621 amends gasoline specifications to ensure compliance with federal regulations and ASTM standards. It mandates that gasoline-ethanol blends must meet volatility and specification requirements, and prohibits blending with certain petroleum products and nonethanol oxygenates after sale. Ethanol must be agriculturally derived and denatured according to federal regulations. The bill also defines terms like "gasoline" and "ethanol plant," and restricts blending with specific types of gasoline post-sale. These changes aim to ensure the quality and safety of gasoline sold in Minnesota.

Minnesota SF621 updates gasoline specifications, restricting blending of certain oxygenates and defining ethanol and gasoline standards.

Minnesota SF621 amends gasoline specifications to ensure compliance with federal regulations and ASTM standards. It mandates that gasoline-ethanol blends must meet volatility and specification requirements, and prohibits blending with certain petroleum products and nonethanol oxygenates after sale. Ethanol must be agriculturally derived and denatured according to federal regulations. The bill also defines terms like "gasoline" and "ethanol plant," and restricts blending with specific types of gasoline post-sale. These changes aim to ensure the quality and safety of gasoline sold in Minnesota.