Warning: The following areas do not NOT require ethanol/alcohol pump labeling:
District of Columbia - DC, Indiana - In, Kansas - KS, Kentucky - KY, Louisiana - LA,
Maryland - MD, Michigan - MI, Minnesota - MN, Missouri - MO, Nevada - NV,
New Jersey - NJ, North Carolina - NC, Ohio - OH, Oklahoma - OK.
See boxes below for states that sometimes or always require labeling on gas tanks that have ethanol alcohol added.
Note: State fuel laws and guidelines change constantly, especially with ethanol distribution - So always check your state's laws directly for updates.
(Renewable fuel and e10 details/changes ussally can be found online at your states' governement website (often found under Department of Energy or Department of Agriculture).
The following states sometimes require labeling, depending on percent of ethanol alcohol added:
See box charts below for more details.
Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia.
As time allows, we will be adding pages to our website for each state, since every state has different laws on how to supply, label and meet their quota for renewable fuels (ethanol is a type of renewable fuel). Click on more information, when listed next to your state.
Obtain a portable and re-usable ALCOHOL FUEL TEST KIT to check if ethanol is being adding to the gas supply;