The Protect Consumers from Reallocation Costs Act of 2025 amends federal clean air regulations to prevent the EPA from shifting renewable fuel blending requirements from small refineries to other oil companies. Under current law, when small refineries receive exemptions from renewable fuel mandates, their unused obligations can be redistributed to larger refineries, effectively increasing those companies' compliance costs. This bill eliminates that reallocation practice, meaning renewable fuel requirements tied to a small refinery's exemption would remain with that refinery rather than being passed along to competitors. The legislation affects small oil refineries and larger fuel producers that currently receive reallocated obligations, and it aims to protect consumers by reducing costs that might otherwise be passed through to gas prices. The bill contains no specified funding or implementation timeline.
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