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| Wisconsin |
Alternative Fuel License |
Laws and Regulations |
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Type: Laws and Regulations |
Jurisdiction: Wisconsin
Any person acting as an alternative fuels dealer must hold a valid alternative fuel license and certificate from the Wisconsin Department of Administration. Except for alternative fuels that a dealer delivers into a fuel supply tank of any motor vehicle in the state, no person may use alternative fuels in the state unless the person holds a valid alternative fuel license or an authorized supplier has delivered the alternative fuel. For more information, see the Wisconsin Department of Revenue License, Permit and Registration Services website. (Reference Wisconsin Statutes 78.47)
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| Wisconsin |
Biodiesel Labeling Requirement |
Laws and Regulations |
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Type: Laws and Regulations |
Jurisdiction: Wisconsin
Biodiesel fuel retailers may not advertise or offer for sale fuel labeled as pure biodiesel unless the fuel contains no other type of petroleum product, is registered as biodiesel fuel with the federal government, and meets all applicable ASTM specifications. Retailers also may not sell fuel labeled as a biodiesel blend unless the fuel contains at least 2% pure biodiesel fuel, the blend percentage is identified, and the fuel meets all applicable ASTM standards. (Reference Wisconsin Statutes 168.14(2)-168.14(3))
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| Wisconsin |
Propane Supplier Requirements |
Laws and Regulations |
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Type: Laws and Regulations |
Jurisdiction: Wisconsin
A retail supplier may only distribute propane if the supplier holds a license from the Wisconsin Department of Commerce. The license must be renewed every two years. In addition, propane retail suppliers must also provide and maintain liability insurance. Penalties for noncompliance may apply. (Reference Wisconsin Statutes 101.16)
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