AB 2672: Transportation fuels: gasoline specifications: air pollution.

This bill aims to improve the state's transportation fuels market by allowing the sale of gasoline with alternative specifications. The state energy resources conservation and development commission must assess the impacts of this change on a triennial basis, starting from 2026, and provide recommendations on how to facilitate the sale of this gasoline. The commission's strategy must include a fee associated with the sale of gasoline with alternative specifications to mitigate increased emissions. The bill also requires the commission to consider refinery turnarounds and maintenance, and allows the sale of gasoline with alternative specifications as part of those resupply plans. Additionally, the bill would redirect revenue from gasoline variance fees to fund a program for accelerated replacement of old vehicles with cleaner and more efficient ones.