Environmental & Energy
Jun. 5, 2025
Judge denies push for unleaded aviation fuel
An Alameda County judge rejected a motion to mandate G100UL unleaded fuel, citing insufficient commercial availability, preserving leaded fuel use at California airports until a viable alternative emerges.
An Alameda County judge denied a motion to compel distributors and airport operators to sell a particular unleaded alternative to aviation gasoline under a Proposition 65 settlement, preserving the continued use of leaded fuel at California airports until a commercially viable option is available
Judge Somnath Raj Chatterjee ruled that the Center for Environmental Health's motion failed to demonstrate that the fuel G100UL is approved by the Federal Aviation Administration for ...
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