This bill proposes the complete repeal of the "Promotion of Biofuels Act of 2011," which established a Biofuels Study Commission. The commission was tasked with investigating the feasibility and effectiveness of various incentives to promote advanced biofuels in the state, including production credits and consumer credits for the use of advanced biofuels. The original act outlined the commission's membership, purpose, and reporting requirements, which included making recommendations to increase the use of advanced biofuels as alternatives to conventional carbon-based fuels.

By repealing this act, the bill eliminates the commission and its associated responsibilities, including the exploration of agreements among states for implementing a low carbon fuel standard and the development of strategies to enhance the use of advanced biofuels. The act is set to take effect immediately upon passage.