95 public E85 stations in Oklahoma, led by Oklahoma City, Broken Arrow, Tulsa. Search the map by address or ZIP.
E85 is available in major areas. Check station locations before heading out.
Oklahoma offers 95 E85 stations—a respectable count given the state has zero operating ethanol plants. Proximity to Kansas and Texas ethanol production supplies Oklahoma's E85 market.
Oklahoma's agricultural focus centers on wheat, cattle, and oil/gas—not corn. Multiple ethanol plant proposals failed in the mid-2000s. Kansas produces 642 million gallons annually from 12 plants just to the north, serving as Oklahoma's ethanol source.
Oklahoma's incentives favor natural gas over ethanol, reflecting the state's strong natural gas industry. The E15 Retailer Tax Credit provides just $0.016/gallon for ethanol blended into gasoline. School and government fleets must use alternative fuels when stations are within 5 miles and prices are competitive.
Casey's General Stores operates 115 stations in Oklahoma and serves as the primary E85 retailer. Phillips 66 (headquartered in Oklahoma) offers E85 at select Midwest locations. OnCue and Love's Travel Stops have limited E85 availability.
Western Oklahoma has very limited E85 access. The Panhandle region has virtually no stations. Eastern Oklahoma is sparse. I-44 between Tulsa and Oklahoma City has limited coverage.
Oklahoma has among the lowest gasoline prices nationally. Historical E85 spreads show only about a 10.7% discount versus gasoline—below the ~23% threshold needed to offset E85's lower energy content, making E85 less financially attractive here than in Midwest states.
Casey's locations are your most reliable E85 source. Northern Oklahoma near the Kansas border offers easier access to that state's E85 network. If driving through western Oklahoma or the Panhandle, fill up before leaving metro areas.
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Oklahoma has among the lowest gasoline prices nationally. Historical E85 spreads show only about a 10.7% discount versus gasoline—below the ~23% threshold needed to offset E85's lower energy content, making E85 less financially attractive here than in Midwest states. Across Oklahoma's 95 public E85 stations, actual savings vary by retailer and regional transport costs. Remember to adjust for E85's roughly 25–27% lower fuel economy when calculating cost per mile.
Oklahoma has 95 public E85 stations as of September 2026, according to the U.S. Department of Energy's Alternative Fuels Data Center. The most are in Oklahoma City (31), Broken Arrow (6) and Tulsa (6). Those 3 cities hold only about 45% of the total — the rest are spread across smaller towns and highway stops.
Casey's General Stores operates 115 stations in Oklahoma and serves as the primary E85 retailer. Phillips 66 (headquartered in Oklahoma) offers E85 at select Midwest locations. OnCue and Love's Travel Stops have limited E85 availability. For live station data, scroll up to the interactive map or plan a route through Oklahoma.
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