Fuel Tax and Supply Amendments

Summary

The bill cuts the state tax on motor fuel, requires refineries to submit production data to the Office of Energy Development, and sets up a coordinated permitting process for pipelines and other mid‑stream facilities. It impacts fuel distributors, refineries, and companies that build or operate oil‑ and gas infrastructure, aiming to simplify approvals while keeping environmental safeguards. The measure also earmarks roughly $12 million for FY 2027 to fund its provisions.

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