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Lawmakers Propose E15 Expansion With Small Refinery Exemptions

Congress introduces legislation to broaden higher-ethanol fuel sales while offering relief to qualifying small refineries from blending mandates.

According to Bloomberg Markets, US lawmakers have introduced new legislation aimed at broadening the availability of E15 gasoline—a fuel blend containing 15 percent ethanol—in the nation's fuel supply. The proposal represents an effort to accelerate the adoption of higher-ethanol fuel options across the country.

A key provision of the legislation grants exemptions from annual renewable fuel blending mandates to certain small oil refineries that have previously qualified for relief. The measure seeks to balance support for the biofuels industry with consideration for smaller refinery operators who face compliance challenges under current regulatory requirements.

The proposal signals lawmakers' continued focus on expanding renewable fuel integration while maintaining flexibility for small-scale producers in the refining sector. The legislation reflects ongoing negotiations between agricultural interests, biofuel advocates, and the oil refining industry over blending obligations and market access.

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