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Effective July 1, 2003, any person who has a tax liability for the sale of ethanol-based motor fuel or gasoline sold for the purpose of blending into an ethanol-based motor fuel may redeem a credit of...

Proceeds from the sale of certain blends of ethanol and biodiesel are exempt from the Illinois state sales tax. As of July 1, 2003, there is a full tax exemption on proceeds from the sale of ethanol b...

This excise tax exemption allows a refund to those who blend conventional motor fuel with alcohol to produce ethanol. The refund is equal to the "difference between taxes paid on the motor fuel p...

This incentive is available to retail service stations at which more than 60% of gasoline sold and dispensed through one or more metered pumps is ethanol-blended beginning January 1, 2002. Eligible se...

Vehicles propelled by electric, solar or hydrogen energy that are introduced or manufactured in Puerto Rico are exempt from the payment of excise taxes.

Compressed natural gas, liquid natural gas and methanol (M-85) are taxed at a flat rate of $100 per year, per vehicle of less than 1-ton capacity. Consumers pay this tax by purchasing a flat fee decal...

Compressed natural gas, liquid natural gas and methanol (M-85) are taxed at a flat rate of $100 per year, per vehicle of less than 1-ton capacity. Consumers pay this tax by purchasing a flat fee decal...

Since 1978, the excise tax for 10% gasohol fuels has included a partial exemption from the federal excise tax rate for gasoline. Extended and revised over the years, the current federal excise tax rat...

Illinois’ Alternate Fuels Rebate Program provides rebates to owners of vehicles operating on ethanol (E-85) or biodiesel at least half of the year. Under the Fuel Cost Differential Rebate, owners of...

Created in June 2003, the Illinois Renewable Fuels Development Program provides up to $15 million a year in grants for financial assistance for the construction, modification, alteration or retrofitti...

Oklahoma has a loan program with a 3% interest rate for the cost of converting private fleets to operate on alternative fuels and for the incremental cost of purchasing an original equipment manufactu...

Gasohol used on Alaska's highways is taxed at the same rate as gasoline (8¢ per gallon). However, the rate is reduced to 2¢ per gallon when gasohol is sold for consumption in a designated area and d...

The Alternate Fuels Rebate Program provides rebates to those who acquire alternate fuel vehicles. The Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) Vehicle Rebate is equal to 80 percent of the additional cost...

An individual or business is allowed a state income tax credit for equipment and labor costs incurred to convert a motor vehicle licensed in Montana to operate on alternative fuel. The maximum credit ...

All manufacturing machinery, fixtures, equipment, and tools used for the production of ethanol from grain during the course of the construction of an ethanol manufacturing facility and for 10 years af...

The Kansas Qualified Agricultural Ethyl Alcohol Producer Fund enables qualified agricultural ethyl alcohol producers to apply to the Department of Revenue for a production incentive. Producers who wer...

Hawaii's state legislature declared that "there is a need to remove unnecessary disincentives to the use of alternative fuels, by adjusting transportation fuel tax rates to reflect energy content of a...

The fuel tax on gasohol (a fuel blend containing at least 10% alcohol) is 85% of the tax on gasoline for four years after an ethanol plant begins operation in Montana, subject to the highway state spe...

Renewable fuels, including ethanol and biodiesel, are exempt from the 22 cent/gallon excise tax on motor vehicle fuel. For blended fuels, only the renewable fuel part is exempt.

The Renewable Fuel Fund is one of two separate programs under the Value-Added Agricultural Products and Processes Financial Assistance Program. This value-added program combines forgivable and traditi...