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SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 

Purpose of Committee: The 

Committee provides advice and 

recommendations related to the 

development of minimum efficiency 

standards for residential appliances and 

commercial equipment; the 

development of product test procedures; 

the certification and enforcement of 

standards; the labeling for various 

residential products and commercial 

equipment; and specific issues of 

concern to DOE as requested by the 

Secretary of Energy, the Assistant 

Secretary for Energy Efficiency and 

Renewable Energy (EERE), and the 

Building Technologies Office (BTO) 

Director. 

Tentative Agenda: DOE plans to hold 

this meeting virtually via webinar to 

gather advice and recommendations to 

the Department on the development of 

standards and test procedures for 

residential appliances and commercial 

equipment with the primary focus being 

the discussion and prioritization of 

topic areas that ASRAC can assist the 

Appliance and Equipment Standards 

Program with, particularly relating to 

rulemakings that could be subject to 

negotiation through ASRAC. (The final 

agenda will be available for public 

viewing at https://www.regulations.gov/ 

docket?D=EERE-2013-BT-NOC-0005.) 

Public Participation: The meeting is 

open to the public. Individuals and 

representatives of organizations who 

would like to offer comments and 

suggestions may do so during the 

meeting. Approximately 30 minutes will 

be reserved for public comments. 

Webinar registration information, 

participant instructions, and 

information about the capabilities 

available to webinar participants will be 

published on DOE’s website: https://

www.energy.gov/eere/buildings/ 

appliance-standards-and-rulemakingfederal-advisory-committee. 

The webinar will held using the 

Webex software platform and 

participants are responsible for ensuring 

their systems are compatible with the 

webinar software. If you plan to attend 

the webinar, please notify the ASRAC 

staff at asrac@ee.doe.gov. 

Please note that foreign nationals 

participating in the webinar are subject 

to advance security screening 

procedures which require advance 

notice prior to attendance at the 

webinar. If a foreign national wishes to 

participate in the webinar, please 

inform DOE as soon as possible by 

contacting Ms. Regina Washington at 

(202) 586–1214 or by email: 

Regina.Washington@ee.doe.gov so that 

the necessary procedures can be 

completed. 

Conduct of Webinar: ASRAC’s 

Designated Federal Officer will preside 

over the webinar and may also use a 

professional facilitator to aid discussion. 

The webinar will not be a judicial or 

evidentiary-type public hearing, but 

DOE will conduct it in accordance with 

section 336 of EPCA (42 U.S.C. 6306). 

Meeting Minutes: A transcript of the 

webinar will be included in the ASRAC 

docket: https://www.regulations.gov/ 

docket?D=EERE-2013-BT-NOC-0005. 

Signed in Washington, DC, on May 3, 2022. 

LaTanya Butler, 

Deputy Committee Management Officer. 

[FR Doc. 2022–09781 Filed 5–5–22; 8:45 am] 

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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY 

Energy Information Administration 

Agency Information Collection 

Proposed Extension 

AGENCY: U.S. Energy Information 

Administration (EIA), Department of 

Energy (DOE). 

ACTION: Notice and request for 

comments. 

SUMMARY: EIA invites public comment 

on the proposed three-year extension, 

with changes, to the Petroleum Supply 

Reporting System (PSRS), as required by 

the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995. 

The PSRS consists of six weekly surveys 

that make up the Weekly Petroleum 

Supply Reporting System (WPSRS), 

eight monthly surveys that make up the 

Monthly Petroleum Supply Reporting 

System (MPSRS), and one annual 

survey. EIA uses WPSRS surveys to 

collect data from a sample of operators 

on input, production, imports, and 

inventory levels of crude oil, 

hydrocarbon gas liquids, petroleum 

products, and biofuels. EIA uses MPSRS 

surveys to collect data from all in-scope 

operators on input, production, imports, 

biofuel feedstocks consumed, refinery 

capacity, biofuel plant production 

capacity, fuels consumed in plant 

operations, and annual storage capacity 

of crude oil, hydrocarbon gas liquids 

petroleum products, and biofuels. EIA 

uses annual Form EIA–820 to collect 

data on refinery capacity, refinery fuels 

and feedstocks consumed, and the 

quantity of crude oil received by 

method of transportation. 

DATES: EIA must receive all comments 

on this proposed information collection 

no later than July 5, 2022. If you 

anticipate any difficulties in submitting 

your comments by the deadline, contact 

the person listed in the ADDRESSES

section of this notice as soon as 

possible. 

ADDRESSES: Submit comments 

electronically to 

PetroleumSupplyForms@eia.gov or mail 

comments to Michael Conner, 

Petroleum and Biofuel Supply Statistics 

Team, EI–23, U.S. Energy Information 

Administration, Forrestal Building, 

1000 Independence Ave. SW, 

Washington, DC 20585. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: If 

you need additional information, 

contact Michael Conner, U.S. Energy 

Information Administration, telephone 

(202) 586–1795, or by email at 

PetroleumSupplyForms@eia.gov. The 

forms and instructions are available on 

EIA’s website at www.eia.gov/survey/. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Comments 

are invited on whether or not: (a) The 

proposed collection of information is 

necessary for the proper performance of 

agency functions, including whether the 

information will have a practical utility; 

(b) EIA’s estimate of the burden of the 

proposed collection of information, 

including the validity of the 

methodology and assumptions used, is 

accurate; (c) EIA can improve the 

quality, utility, and clarity of the 

information it will collect; and (d) EIA 

can minimize the burden of the 

collection of information on 

respondents, such as automated 

collection techniques or other forms of 

information technology. 

This information collection request 

contains: 

(1) OMB No.: 1905–0165; 

(2) Information Collection Request 

Title: Petroleum Supply Reporting 

System (PSRS); 

(3) Type of Request: Three-year 

extension with changes; 

(4) Purpose: The surveys included in 

the PSRS collect information, that is 

largely unavailable from other sources, 

on production, input, inventory levels, 

imports, inter-regional movements, and 

fuels and feedstocks consumed for plant 

operation, for crude oil, hydrocarbon 

gas liquids, petroleum products, and 

biofuels. PSRS surveys also collect 

storage capacities for crude oil, 

hydrocarbon gas liquids, petroleum 

products, and biofuels, refinery 

capacities, biofuel production 

capacities, and biofuel feedstocks 

consumed. 

EIA requires data from PSRS surveys 

to meet requirements of energy data 

users for credible, reliable, and timely 

energy information. EIA uses PSRS 

survey data in statistical reports 

including, but not limited to, the 

Weekly Petroleum Status Report 

(WPSR), Petroleum Supply Monthly 


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(PSM), and the Monthly Energy Review 

(MER). EIA uses PSRS survey data to 

support analysis and projection work 

with results reported in the Short Term 

Energy Outlook (STEO), Annual Energy 

Outlook (AEO), and other reports. EIA 

makes reports available at https://

www.eia.gov/. EIA also uses PSRS data 

to complete monthly and annual reports 

of U.S. petroleum and biofuel supplies 

to the International Energy Agency to 

support U.S. participation as an IEA 

member county. In some cases, agencies 

outside of EIA publish data sourced 

from PSRS surveys in their own reports. 

For example Bioenergy Statistics 

reported by the U.S. Department of 

Agriculture. 

Data from PSRS surveys provide data 

to inform policy and business decisions, 

the data promote efficient markets by 

providing transparency to petroleum 

and biofuel supplies. Use of PSRS data 

by academic researchers, educators, 

news media, and the general public 

promotes understanding of energy and 

its interaction with the economy and the 

environment. 

(4a) Proposed Changes to Information 

Collection: 

Form EIA–800 Weekly Refinery 

Report 

• Change survey instructions to 

require reporting production of propane 

and propylene fractionated from still gas 

whether fractionation takes place at the 

refinery or at a facility downstream of 

the refinery. This change is needed to 

more completely account for the 

quantity of propane and propylene 

supplied, particularly as petrochemical 

feedstock. The current practice of 

reporting still gas shipped from 

refineries as still gas (not reported 

weekly on Form EIA–800) when the still 

gas will ultimately be fractionated into 

product components overstates supply 

of still gas (implying use as plant fuel) 

and understates supply of propane and 

propylene. 

• Change the ‘‘Who Must Submit’’ 

part of survey instructions to include 

reporting by non-refinery operators of 

distillation, reforming, cracking, coking, 

hydrotreating, and similar processes. 

This change is needed in order for EIA 

to capture complete data on operations 

of process units commonly associated 

with oil refineries but operated at nonrefinery facilities such as natural gas 

liquids fractionation plants. 

• Discontinue collecting propane 

production, propane stocks, and total 

natural gas liquids (NGL) stocks at NGL 

fractionators. NGL fractionators that 

hold stocks will report on the new Form 

EIA–806 Weekly Natural Gas Liquids 

Report. Rename Form EIA–800 from 

Weekly Refinery and Fractionator 

Report to Weekly Refinery Report. 

Form EIA–805 Weekly Bulk Terminal 

Report 

• Add a product line for bulk 

terminal operators to report stocks of 

propane that meet at least the minimum 

specifications to be classified as 

consumer-grade propane (product code 

626). The added product detail for 

consumer-grade propane will add 

transparency to propane supplies by 

showing separate stock levels of 

consumer-grade propane readily 

available for consumption and propane 

held as a component of product mixes 

where the propane requires processing 

through a fractionator or other unit 

before being consumed as propane. At 

present, EIA stock levels for propane do 

not differentiate between consumergrade and higher grades of propane that 

are ready for use and propane contained 

as a component of a product mix. 

Form EIA–806 Weekly Natural Gas 

Liquids Report 

EIA proposes to add Form EIA–806 

Weekly Natural Gas Liquids Report to 

the WPSRS. Form EIA–806 will be the 

weekly counterpart to Form EIA–816 

Monthly Natural Gas Liquids Report. 

When implemented, EIA will use data 

from Form EIA–806 to report weekly 

total production of natural gas liquids 

(NGL), propane production from natural 

gas processing, and propane and NGL 

stocks held by operators of natural gas 

processing plants and NGL 

fractionators. 

Current EIA weekly reporting practice 

is to use Form EIA–800 to collect 

production of propane from natural gas 

processing equal to barrels of propane 

fractionated from mixed NGL by 

operators of NGL fractionators. 

Operators of NGL fractionators also 

report ending stocks of total NGL and 

propane on Form EIA–800. EIA intends 

to replace current reporting by NGL 

fractionators on NGL fractionators on 

Form EIA–800 with reports submitted 

by operators of natural gas processing 

plants that produce and/or hold stocks, 

and operators of NGL fractionation 

plants that hold stocks. 

With Form EIA–806, EIA proposes to 

collect the total quantity of natural gas 

liquids produced weekly by operators of 

natural gas processing plants. Weekly 

total NGL production is unavailable 

from current data collected on Form 

EIA–800. In addition, collecting weekly 

data from operators of natural gas 

processing plants allows EIA to improve 

consistency of weekly and monthly 

regional propane production by 

reporting weekly propane production in 

the region of the producing natural gas 

processing plant as is done in monthly 

data, rather than in the region where a 

fractionator operator separated propane 

from mixed NGL. 

EIA proposes to collect total NGL 

stocks held by operators of natural gas 

processing plants and NGL 

fractionators. EIA will use plant-level 

NGL product composition data reported 

on Form EIA–816 to allocate total 

production and stocks reported weekly 

on Form EIA–806 to propane and other 

NGL products. EIA will allocate total 

NGL production and stocks reported 

weekly on Form EIA–806 to propane 

and other NGL current composition 

data, since this data is likely to be 

unavailable to plant operators in time to 

report weekly (i.e., weekly reports due 

to EIA by 5:00 p.m. eastern time on 

Monday with data for the week ended 

at 7:00 a.m. eastern time the previous 

Friday). 

Form EIA–810 Monthly Refinery 

Report 

• Change the ‘‘Who Must Submit’’ 

part of survey instructions to include 

reporting by non-refinery operators of 

distillation, reforming, cracking, coking, 

hydrotreating, and similar processes. 

This change is needed in order for EIA 

to capture complete data on operations 

of process units commonly associated 

with oil refineries but operated at nonrefinery facilities such as natural gas 

liquids fractionation plants. 

• Change the label for product code 

207 from the current ‘‘Other renewable 

fuels and intermediate products’’ to 

‘‘Other Biofuels and Biointermediates’’ 

not elsewhere specified or indicated. 

This change is to make the Form EIA– 

810 product label consistent with 

terminology used in EIA, other 

government agencies, and the biofuel 

industry. 

• Change survey instructions to 

require reporting production of natural 

gas liquids (ethane, propane, normal 

butane, and isobutane) and refinery 

olefins (ethylene, propylene, normal 

butylene, isobutylene) on a product 

basis when the products are fractionated 

from still gas whether fractionation 

takes place at the refinery or at a facility 

downstream of the refinery. This change 

is needed to more completely account 

for quantities supplied of natural gas 

liquids and refinery olefins on a product 

basis, particularly for use as 

petrochemical feedstock. The current 

practice of reporting still gas shipped 

from refineries as still gas when the still 

gas will ultimately be fractionated into 

product components overstates supply 

of still gas (implying use as plant fuel) 


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and understates supply of natural gas 

liquids and refinery olefin products. 

Form EIA–815 Monthly Bulk 

Terminal Report 

• Change the label for product code 

207 from the current ‘‘Other renewable 

fuels and intermediate products’’ to 

‘‘Other Biofuels and Biointermediates’’ 

not elsewhere specified or indicated. 

This change is to make the Form EIA– 

815 product label consistent with 

terminology used in EIA, other 

government agencies, and the biofuel 

industry. 

• Add a product line for bulk 

terminal operators to report stocks of 

propane that meet at least the minimum 

specifications to be classified as 

consumer-grade propane (product code 

626). The added product detail for 

consumer-grade propane will add 

transparency to propane supplies by 

showing separate stock levels of 

consumer-grade propane readily 

available for consumption and propane 

held as a component of product mixes 

where the propane requires processing 

through a fractionator or other unit 

before being consumed as propane. At 

present, EIA stock levels for propane do 

not differentiate between consumergrade and higher grades of propane that 

are ready for use and propane contained 

as a component of a product mix. 

Form EIA–816 Monthly Natural Gas 

Liquids Report 

Add a separate product line for 

operators of natural gas processing 

plants to report plant condensate 

(product code 210) as a product separate 

from natural gasoline (product code 

220). Plant condensate and natural 

gasoline are separate products of natural 

gas processing plants with different 

uses, but the current Form EIA–816 

combines the two products under the 

natural gasoline label. Natural gasoline 

is normally used either for blending into 

gasoline, as petrochemical feedstock, or 

exported. Plant condensate is usually 

either blended into crude oil or 

exported. Reporting plant condensate as 

a product separate from natural gasoline 

will provide greater transparency to 

supplies of both NGL and crude oil. 

This change will also make reporting on 

Form EIA–816 consistent, in terms of 

the products reported, with Form EIA– 

64A Annual Report of the Origin of 

Natural Gas Liquids. 

Form EIA–817 Monthly Tanker and 

Barge Movements Report 

Change the label for product code 207 

from the current ‘‘Other renewable fuels 

and intermediate products’’ to ‘‘Other 

Biofuels and Biointermediates’’ not 

elsewhere specified or indicated. This 

change is to make the Form EIA–817 

product label consistent with 

terminology used in EIA, other 

government agencies, and the biofuel 

industry. 

Form EIA–819 Monthly Report of 

Biofuels, Fuel Oxygenates, Isooctane, 

and Isooctene 

• Change the label for product code 

183 in part 8 of Form EIA–819 from the 

current ‘‘Other renewable fuels and 

intermediate products’’ to ‘‘Other 

Biofuels and Biointermediates’’ not 

elsewhere specified or indicated. This 

change is to make the Form EIA–819 

product label consistent with 

terminology used in EIA, other 

government agencies, and the biofuel 

industry. 

(5) Annual Estimated Number of 

Respondents: 4,744 total respondents; 

EIA–800 consists of 100 respondents 

EIA–802 consists of 46 respondents 

EIA–803 consists of 90 respondents 

EIA–804 consists of 102 respondents 

EIA–805 consists of 764 respondents 

EIA–806 consists of 200 respondents 

EIA–809 consists of 147 respondents 

EIA–810 consists of 133 respondents 

EIA–812 consists of 104 respondents 

EIA–813 consists of 235 respondents 

EIA–814 consists of 294 respondents 

EIA–815 consists of 1,484 respondents 

EIA–816 consists of 489 respondents 

EIA–817 consists of 36 respondents 

EIA–819 consists of 287 respondents 

EIA–820 consists of 133 respondents 

Pretest methodology consists of 100 

respondents 

(6) Annual Estimated Number of 

Total Responses: 112,325 total 

responses; 

(7) Annual Estimated Number of 

Burden Hours: 203,414 total annual 

burden hours; 

(8) Annual Estimated Reporting and 

Recordkeeping Cost Burden: 203,414 

annual hours * $83.38/hour = 

$16,960,659. 

EIA estimates that respondents will 

have no additional costs associated with 

the surveys other than the burden hours 

and the maintenance of the information 

during the normal course of business. 

Statutory Authority: 15 U.S.C. 772(b) 

and 42 U.S.C. 7101 et seq. 

Signed in Washington, DC, on May 2nd, 

2022. 

Samson A. Adeshiyan, 

Director, Office of Statistical Methods and 

Research, U.S. Energy Information 

Administration. 

[FR Doc. 2022–09752 Filed 5–5–22; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 6450–01–P 

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY 

Federal Energy Regulatory 

Commission 

Combined Notice of Filings #1 

Take notice that the Commission 

received the following electric corporate 

filings: 

Docket Numbers: EC22–61–000. 

Applicants: LSP-Whitewater Limited 

Partnership, Wisconsin Public Service 

Corporation, Wisconsin Electric Power 

Company. 

Description: Joint Application for 

Authorization Under Section 203 of the 

Federal Power Act of LSP-Whitewater 

Limited Partnership, et al. 

Filed Date: 4/29/22. 

Accession Number: 20220429–5689. 

Comment Date: 5 p.m. ET 5/20/22. 

Docket Numbers: EC22–62–000. 

Applicants: E. BarreCo Corp LLC. 

Description: Application for 

Authorization Under Section 203 of the 

Federal Power Act of E. BarreCo Corp 

LLC. 

Filed Date: 4/29/22. 

Accession Number: 20220429–5701. 

Comment Date: 5 p.m. ET 5/20/22. 

Take notice that the Commission 

received the following exempt 

wholesale generator filings: 

Docket Numbers: EG22–107–000. 

Applicants: Thunder Wolf Energy 

Center, LLC. 

Description: Thunder Wolf Energy 

Center, LLC submits Notification of SelfCertification of Exempt Wholesale 

Generator Status. 

Filed Date: 4/29/22. 

Accession Number: 20220429–5430. 

Comment Date: 5 p.m. ET 5/20/22. 

Docket Numbers: EG22–108–000. 

Applicants: Neptune Energy Center, 

LLC. 

Description: Neptune Energy Center, 

LLC submits Notification of SelfCertification of Exempt Wholesale 

Generator Status. 

Filed Date: 4/29/22. 

Accession Number: 20220429–5433. 

Comment Date: 5 p.m. ET 5/20/22. 

Take notice that the Commission 

received the following electric rate 

filings: 

Docket Numbers: ER10–1852–065; 

ER10–2641–041. 

Applicants: Dodge Flat Solar, LLC, 

NextEra Energy Marketing, LLC, 

Mountain View Solar, LLC, NEPM II, 

LLC, Gexa Energy L.L.C., Florida Power 

& Light Company. 

Description: Notice of Change in 

Status of Florida Power & Light 

Company, et al. 

Filed Date: 4/29/22. 


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