California Code of Regulations › Title 17 - Public Health › Division 3 - Air Resources › Chapter 1 - Air Resources Board › Subchapter 10 - Climate Change › Article 4 - Regulations to Achieve Greenhouse Gas Emission Reductions › Subarticle 7 - Low Carbon Fuel Standard › Section 95488.2 - Relationship Between Pathway Registration and Facility Registration

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
After establishing an account in the Alternative Fuels
						  Portal, per the requirements of section
						  95483.2(a), fuel
						  pathway applicants must begin the application process by completing the
						  facility and pathway registration through the AFP web portal. The provisions of
						  95488.2 do not apply to entities seeking to report fuel transactions for the
						  fuel pathways listed in 95488.1(b)(1).
(a)
Production and Intermediate
						Facility Registration.
All production facilities and intermediate
						facilities from which site-specific operational data is relied upon in
						determining the CI score for a pathway must be registered in the AFP. All of
						the following fields that apply are required:
(1) Production company name and full mailing
						address.
(2) U.S. EPA Company ID
						for fuels covered by the federal RFS program. For fuels not covered by the RFS
						program, the AFP system will generate a Company ID.
(3) Company contact person's contact
						information.
(A) Name
(B) Title or position
(C) Phone number
(D) Mobile phone number
(E) Email address
(F) Company web site URL
(4) The fuel production facility name and
						address, for each proposed pathway.
(A) For
						biomethane to vehicle fuel pathways, the fuel production facility is the
						upgrading facility that purifies or otherwise produces biomethane that meets
						the applicable standards for pipeline or vehicle-quality natural
						gas.
(5) The names and
						addresses of any intermediate facilities, for each proposed pathway.
(A) For biomethane to vehicle fuel pathways,
						intermediate facilities that must be registered include the liquefaction
						facility, and the location where biogas or other biomethane feedstock is
						produced, if that location is not also the upgrading facility that is
						registered as the fuel production facility.
(B) For any feedstock whose supplier applies
						using site-specific CI data, the feedstock-processing facility must be
						registered as an intermediate facility for the fuel pathway in which the
						feedstock is utilized.
(6) U.S. EPA Facility ID for fuels covered by
						the federal RFS program. For fuels not covered by the RFS program, the
						Executive Officer will assign a Facility ID.
(7) Facility geographical coordinates (for
						each facility covered by the proposed pathways). Coordinates can be reported
						using either the latitude and longitude or the Universal Transverse Mercator
						coordinate systems.
(8) Facility
						contact person's contact information.
(A)
						Name
(B) Title or
						position
(C) Phone number
(D) Mobile phone number
(E) Email address
(9) Facility nameplate production capacity,
						or maximum expected throughput, in million gasoline gallon equivalents per year
						or other appropriate units. This information is required for each facility
						contributing site-specific data to the proposed pathways, including
						intermediate facilities in the supply chain.