The bill establishes new compatibility standards for equipment used in alcohol-blended fuel-dispensing systems containing more than ten percent ethanol, as part of the State Fire Code. It introduces a new section, designated as [299F.0135] ALCOHOL-BLENDED FUEL EQUIPMENT COMPATIBILITY, which outlines specific requirements for equipment to meet fire and life safety standards. These requirements include obtaining an Underwriters Laboratories (UL) listing or similar certification for use with alcohol-blended fuels and providing written certification of compatibility from the equipment manufacturer for the specific ethanol blend being dispensed. The standards apply to various components of the dispensing system, including dispensers, hoses, nozzles, and pumps. Additionally, the bill clarifies that if the existing Minnesota Rules do not address certain issues related to alcohol-blended fuel-dispensing equipment, the relevant provisions of the State Fire Code will apply. It also specifies that the new section does not alter existing fire and life safety requirements concerning electrical classification, emergency shutoff systems, impact protection, or other safety provisions that are not directly related to equipment compatibility certification.