CA SB1337

Establishes an interagency workgroup led by the State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission, including the State Lands Commission, air districts, local governments, airports, and ports to coordinate transportation fuels policy

Requires the workgroup to strengthen coordination across state, regional, and local authorities to prioritize critical energy policies and regulations

Directs development of a holistic transportation fuels strategy that maintains environmental, public health, labor, economic, and consumer protections during California's transition to clean energy

Mandates the workgroup propose opportunities for partnership between the Governor's office, state agencies, and the Legislature to align regulations and permitting processes across all government levels

Addresses concerns about petroleum market volatility, potential refinery capacity losses, and risks to stable fuel prices and supply as California's energy sector evolves