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We still need HR 1346 Nationwide E-15 passage with reforms.
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JonSCKs
Posted 7/1/2026 13:35 (#11689832 - in reply to #11689705)
Subject: Labeling reform is in HR 1346.


CMN - 7/1/2026 11:09

Haven't you heard? Ethanol will destroy your engine...says so right on the pump.****************************

We have a quite a few gas stations around here with blender pumps, and just about all MN gas stations offer 88 octane gas (e-15). Every time I fill up I watch people carefully read the pump selections...and they chose to pay at least $0.10/gallon more for 87 octane.

What we have is a labeling problem at the pump...and most vehicles gas caps.


Yes, HR 1346 addresses labeling..

 https://fischbach.house.gov/2026/5/permanent-year-round-e15-legislation-passes-u-s-house

It has bipartisan support..

https://capitolcitynow.com/news/248842-house-passes-year-round-e15-fuel-bill-with-budzinski-as-democratic-lead/

H.R. 1346, the Nationwide Consumer and Fuel Retailer Choice Act, would eliminate an existing regulation that restricts E15 sales during summer months. Supporters say the change would expand consumer fuel choices, strengthen domestic energy production, and provide more certainty for agricultural producers. The bill now heads to the Senate.

“For years, I’ve championed permanent, year-round E15 as a win for American farmers, energy producers, and consumers,” Budzinski said. “At a time when farmers are under pressure and families are feeling the strain of high gas prices, this legislation delivers much needed relief.”

Budzinski has advocated for year-round E15 sales since taking office, joining bipartisan letters urging House leadership to act, testifying before the House Rules Committee, and co-leading an amendment to include the policy in the 2026 Farm Bill. Nearly 100 House Democrats joined her in supporting the bill’s passage.

“Today’s bipartisan action shows what’s possible when we put American energy, rural communities, and working families first,” she said. “I urge the Senate to quickly pass this bill and get relief to the American people.” 

 





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