Renew Kansas

06/05/2026

Governor Laura Kelly's ceremonial signing of legislation creating incentives to expand the availability of E15 and higher ethanol blends in Kansas.

The bipartisan measure was a key priority for our association during the 2026 legislative session and will help encourage additional investment in ethanol-blend fuel infrastructure across the state.

Read more about the legislation and its impact on Kansas agriculture, renewable fuels and fuel retailers: https://renewkansas.com/2026/04/27/renew-kansas-biofuels-association-applauds-governor-laura-kellys-signature-on-e15-tax-credit/

04/27/2026

A meaningful win for Kansas agriculture, fuel retailers and consumers.

The signing of the E15 tax credit is a practical step forward, supporting expanded access to lower-cost, higher-octane fuel while strengthening in-state demand for Kansas-grown crops. With a five-cent-per-gallon incentive and a clear policy signal, this moves the market in the right direction.

We appreciate Governor Laura Kelly’s leadership and the bipartisan effort to get this across the finish line.

https://renewkansas.com/2026/04/27/renew-kansas-biofuels-association-applauds-governor-laura-kellys-signature-on-e15-tax-credit/

04/15/2026

The 2026 Kansas legislative session has officially concluded following Veto Session on April 9–10.

Around 1:00 a.m., we were able to successfully advocate for passage of an income tax credit incentive for fuel retailers to offer E15 and higher ethanol blend fuels. A multi-year-effort to craft and shepherd the bill through the legislature, the tax credit is valued at 5 cents for each gallon sold and is capped at $2.5 million for three years. Before being sent to Governor Laura Kelly for consideration, the Senate passed the bill, 36-2, and the House, 76-45.

Our latest legislative update breaks down the close of session and what it means for Kansas biofuels.

Read the full update:

13 Apr 2026 Kansas Legislative Update – Sine Die Adjournment Posted at 21:36h in Advocacy by Editorial Team 0 Likes Listen online: Following a two-week break, the Kansas Legislature reconvened Thursday, April 9 for a brief Veto Session largely dominated by property tax discussions and votes to att...

04/01/2026

The Kansas Legislature has reached First Adjournment.

Week 11 closed out the regular portion of the 2026 session, with lawmakers finalizing legislation and wrapping up conference committee work. The outcome of those final days will shape the direction of energy and biofuels policy moving forward, while some issues remain open.

Lawmakers will return to Topeka on April 9 for Veto Session to address vetoes and any remaining legislative work.

Our latest legislative update breaks down how the session wrapped up and what comes next for Kansas biofuels.

Read the full update:

30 Mar 2026 Kansas Legislative Update – Week 11 (First Adjournment) Posted at 16:39h in Advocacy by Editorial Team 0 Likes Listen online: Week 11 of the 2026 Kansas Legislative Session concluded with First Adjournment just after 1:00 a.m., Saturday. The final days of the regular session were large...