Effective April 1, the minimum biodiesel blend required to qualify for Illinois’ state sales tax exemption increases from B17 to B20, representing the final phase of landmark bipartisan legislation passed in 2022.
Legislation adds Nebraska to the growing list of Midwest states prioritizing home-grown fuels and adding value to their state’s agriculture industry.
Clean Fuels joins Governor Parsons at bill signing.
Bill promotes production and use of biodiesel, including B30, strengthening ‘Midwest biodiesel corridor’.
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signed into law a bill that incentivizes increasing blends of biodiesel. The bill, championed by Senator Patrick Joyce and Representative Eva Dina Delgado, extends the current B10 sales tax exemption until 2023 and then increases the biodiesel blend level subject to the tax exemption to B13 in 2024, B15 in 2025 and B19 in 2026.