OR HB4129

Caps Oregon's low carbon fuel standards at a maximum 10 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions below 2010 levels, removing the Environmental Quality Commission's authority to extend implementation timelines beyond 2025

Prohibits local governments from banning fossil fuel terminals engaged in transport or bulk storage within industrial zones that allow railroad yards, marine docks, or hazardous waste facilities

Prevents local governments from imposing storage capacity limits on fossil fuel facilities that are more restrictive than limits on other storage facilities in the same zones

Bars local ordinances, resolutions, or land use regulations that would discourage fossil fuel terminal development, applying retroactively to regulations adopted before the act's effective date

Takes effect on the 91st day following adjournment of the 2026 regular legislative session