Minnesota SF881 appropriates funds for biofuel financial assistance to upgrade equipment for biofuel dispensing.
Minnesota SF881 allocates funds from the general fund for fiscal years 2026 and 2027 to the commissioner of agriculture. These funds are designated for grants aimed at upgrading equipment for retail petroleum dispensers, fuel storage tanks, and other equipment to dispense biofuels. The grants are intended to help achieve biofuel replacement goals. Eligible dispensers must sell petroleum for use in spark ignition engines for vehicle model years after 2000, have no more than ten retail petroleum dispensing sites, and each site must be located in Minnesota.
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