HB 4025
study committee; gas; petroleum; refinery
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Bill overview
House Bill 4025 creates a study committee to examine the availability and potential for refining gasoline and petroleum within Arizona. The committee will investigate issues related to the state’s reliance on out-of-state sources, particularly California, and explore the feasibility of building refineries locally. The committee’s findings and recommendations will be submitted to the governor, the Senate President, and the House Speaker by October 1, 2027.
Key provisions
- Establishes the Gas and Petroleum Refinery Study Committee.
- Requires the committee to study the availability of gasoline and petroleum in Arizona.
- Requires the committee to assess the feasibility of constructing gas and petroleum refineries in Arizona.
- Sets a deadline of October 1, 2027, for the committee to submit a report.
- Specifies committee membership and reimbursement of expenses.
Who is affected
- Consumers in Arizona
- Gasoline and petroleum suppliers
- Arizona residents
- California refineries
- Texas refineries
Notable changes
- Arizona currently relies heavily on out-of-state sources for gasoline and petroleum.
- The bill aims to investigate the possibility of increasing local refining capacity.
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