MI HB6248Michigan House Bill 6248 aims to update the definitions within the Crude Oil and Petroleum Act to better regulate the transportation, buying, selling, and dealing of crude oil and petroleum products. The bill is tied to two other bills, HB 6247 and HB 6249, indicating a coordinated legislative effort. Introduced by Representative Pauline Wendzel and five co-sponsors, the bill was referred to the House Energy Committee on August 26, 2026. ([legiscan.com](https://legiscan.com/MI/bill/HB6248/2025?utm_source=openai))
The bill's introduction has been noted by Politically.com, highlighting its focus on updating definitions in the Crude Oil and Petroleum Act. ([politically.com](https://politically.com/states/mi/bills/MjAyNS0yMDI2/SEIgNjI0OA/?utm_source=openai)) This suggests a proactive approach to modernizing state regulations in the oil and gas sector.
As of now, there is no significant media coverage indicating opposition or concerns regarding the bill. The lack of coverage may reflect limited public awareness or interest at this stage.
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