Modernizes the definition of motor fuel in Washington's Motor Fuel Quality Act.
The bill updates the definition of motor fuel in the Motor Fuel Quality Act to include any liquid or gaseous product and electricity used for the propulsion of a motor vehicle. It specifies that motor fuels containing ethanol may be marketed if the base fuel meets standards before ethanol addition or the blend meets standards after addition. The definition of "alternative fuel" is expanded to include various renewable and non-petroleum sources.
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