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Kentucky State of Emergency Permits Use of Untaxed Dyed Diesel Fuel

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What happened

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Kentucky signed a state of emergency that permits farmers and truckers to use dyed diesel fuel, a type of fuel typically reserved for off-road applications. Gov. Andy Beshear and state Attorney General Russell Coleman signed the measure.

From wuky.org

Why it matters

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The measure provides short-term relief to farming families and truckers. This action comes as diesel prices remain at near-record highs, having increased 70 percent since the U.S.-Iran war.

From wuky.org

Who's involved

  • KentuckyState government that signed the emergency measure
  • Andy BeshearGovernor who signed the state of emergency

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • KentuckySpeculative

    Kentucky might see a reduction in state revenue from diesel sales due to the tax exemption

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