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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7856 - General Provisions › Section 7856.2 - Filing requirements

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Major energy suppliers or industry groups, trade
						associations or combinations of such groups and associations shall file in
						electronic form the specified information as requested by the board, or by the
						chair as authorized by the board, in a format that the chair deems appropriate
						on the schedule set by the chair. The board shall seek to obtain relevant
						information under this Subchapter C of this Chapter from entities that are
						members of the board, including the bulk system operator, before requiring
						filings from major energy suppliers or industry groups, trade associations or
						combinations of such groups and associations. To the extent possible, the board
						will rely on publicly available data in developing the plan.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7856 - General Provisions › Section 7856.3 - Submission of copies and information provided by reference to other documents

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(a) Any information
					 filing requirement imposed by this Subchapter may be satisfied by the
					 submission of copies of documents or relevant portions thereof containing the
					 required information prepared for purposes other than the State energy planning
					 process. The documents shall be identified and the page(s) and section(s) where
					 the required information may be found shall be indicated.
(b) Any information required to be filed
					 under this Subchapter may be provided by reference to another document
					 previously filed with the board and in which such information is contained. In
					 order to satisfy the filing requirements, each such reference must include the
					 complete title and date of the document, and the page(s) and section(s) where
					 the referenced information is to be found.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7856 - General Provisions › Section 7856.4 - Historic data and forecast data

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Where this Subchapter requires the submission of historic
						or forecast data, such information must be provided for the planning period
						established by the board.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7856 - General Provisions › Section 7856.5 - Contact list

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At the request of the board, all major energy suppliers
						shall provide a company name, a contact person, and such contact person's
						address, phone number, and electronic mail address and, at the discretion of
						the board, the number of current employees. The contact person shall be a
						person who is authorized to represent and act on behalf of the major energy
						supplier for purposes of complying with the requirements of this
						Chapter.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7856 - General Provisions › Section 7856.6 - Workforce utilization

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The board may require the submission by major energy
						suppliers of labor market information, including but not limited to labor
						market characteristics such as jobs, staffing patterns, skill requirements,
						educational and training needs, earnings, career ladder opportunities,
						occupational trends and labor supply/demand assessment, in order to inform the
						coordination of energy policy and workforce utilization activities, and to
						ensure that the operation and necessary expansion of the energy sector is not
						inhibited by a shortage of skilled workers.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7857 - Electric Plans › Section 7857.1 - General

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This Part sets forth the information filing requirements,
						as determined by the board or by the chair as authorized by the board,
						applicable to major electricity suppliers and any other entity from which the
						board deems appropriate to collect such information, including but not limited
						to the bulk system operator and the NYSRC.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7857 - Electric Plans › Section 7857.3 - Other

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(a) The board, or
					 the chair as authorized by the board from time to time may require the
					 submission of such other information as is necessary to carry out the purposes
					 of this Chapter and article 6 of the Energy Law, including but not limited to
					 long-range plans for future operations and a statement of proposed policies,
					 objectives, and strategies for meeting the State's future electricity
					 needs.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7858 - Natural Gas Plans › Section 7858.1 - General

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(a) This Part sets
					 forth the information filing requirements, as determined by the board or by the
					 chair as authorized by the board, for major natural gas suppliers and any other
					 entity that the board deems appropriate to collect such information.
(b) Information filing requirements under
					 this Part are intended generally to conform to industry practice, which reports
					 demand and supply data on a sendout monthly and yearly basis, beginning on
					 November 1st of one year and ending on October 31st of the following
					 year.
(c) Volumes of natural gas
					 should be reported in thousand cubic feet (mcf), million cubic feet (mmcf), or
					 billion cubic feet (bcf), and natural gas usage should be reported in
					 dekatherms (DT), on either an annual or daily basis (e.g., mmcf/day and DT/day)
					 depending on the information request.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7858 - Natural Gas Plans › Section 7858.2 - Information requirements

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(a) For
					 forecast and historic data on deliveries, natural gas supply requirements and
					 prices:
(1) By utility service area and
					 statewide if available, the estimated monthly and annual in-state natural gas
					 deliveries, winter season deliveries and peak day deliveries by end-use or
					 customer classifications (in tabular and graphic files, in formats deemed
					 appropriate by the board), specifically identifying the extent to which energy
					 efficiency measures, fuel switching, and the sale of natural gas directly to
					 end-users has been incorporated within such forecasts. Natural gas data may be
					 requested for the categories stated below:
(i) firm demand, specifying total residential
					 deliveries, total commercial deliveries, total industrial deliveries, total
					 electric generation deliveries, total natural gas vehicle sales, total
					 out-of-state sales, total public authority deliveries other deliveries, and
					 lost and unaccounted for natural gas;
(ii) interruptible demand, specifying total
					 residential deliveries, total commercial deliveries, total industrial
					 deliveries, total electric generation deliveries, total natural gas vehicle
					 sales, total out-of-state sales, total public authority deliveries, other
					 deliveries, and lost and unaccounted for natural gas;
(iii) transportation customer deliveries,
					 specifying total residential deliveries, total commercial deliveries, total
					 industrial deliveries, total electric generation deliveries, total public
					 authority deliveries, and other deliveries;
(iv) deliveries for injection and
					 liquefaction requirements; and
(v)
					 the average monthly number of customers by the customer classes in total
					 residential volumes, total commercial volumes, total industrial volumes, total
					 electric generation volumes, total natural gas vehicle volumes, total
					 out-of-state volumes, total public authority volumes, other volumes, and, if
					 applicable, lost and unaccounted for natural gas.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7858 - Natural Gas Plans › Section 7858.3 - Other

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The board, or the chair as authorized by the board from
						time to time, may require the submission of such other information as is
						necessary to carry out the purposes of this Chapter, including but not limited
						to long-range plans for future operations and a statement on proposed policies,
						objectives and strategies for meeting the State's future natural gas
						needs.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7859 - Petroleum Plans › Section 7859.1 - General

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This Part sets forth information filing requirements, as
						determined by the board or by the chair as authorized by the board, applicable
						to major petroleum suppliers and any other entity that the board deems
						appropriate to collect such information.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7859 - Petroleum Plans › Section 7859.2 - Information requirements

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(a) For
					 major petroleum suppliers, the following information may be requested:
(1) the type of business (e.g., integrated
					 major oil company, independent oil supplier, terminal operator);
(2) the type(s) and volume(s) of refined
					 petroleum fuels, by product, delivered into New York State and intended for
					 in-state sale during the planning period; and
(3) the total current storage capacities for
					 refined petroleum fuels and crude oil in the State by county and the means by
					 which these facilities can be filled, including but not limited to barge,
					 pipeline, truck.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7859 - Petroleum Plans › Section 7859.3 - Other

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The board, or the chair as authorized by the board from
						time to time, may require the submission of such other information as is
						necessary to carry out the purposes of this Chapter, including but not limited
						to long-range plans for future operations.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7860 - Coal Plans › Section 7860.1 - Coal plans

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The board, or the chair as authorized by the board, may
						require the submission by major coal suppliers and any other entity that the
						board deems appropriate to collect such information as is necessary to carry
						out the purposes of this Chapter. Requests from the board or the chair may
						include but not be limited to: sources and characteristics (e.g., average BTU
						content, sulfur content, ash, and carbon), including a description of coal
						source; how coal is transported to end-users in-state including a description
						of supply infrastructure needed to move coal into State such as barge, rail, or
						truck; and descriptions of coal research and development efforts, including a
						statement of research and development plans, together with objectives and
						programs in the areas of energy efficiency and new energy technologies; recent
						results of such programs undertaken or funded to date; and an assessment of the
						potential impacts of such results.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7861 - Steam Plans › Section 7861.1 - General

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(a) This Part sets
					 forth the information filing requirements, as determined by the board or by the
					 chair as authorized by the board, applicable to major steam suppliers and any
					 other entity that the board deems appropriate to collect such
					 information.
(b) Quantities of
					 steam sales should be reported in thousand pounds of steam or mlbs.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7861 - Steam Plans › Section 7861.2 - Forecast and historic data on sales, steam supply requirements and prices

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(a) Estimated
					 monthly and annual steam sales, winter, summer and shoulder season sales and
					 peak day sales over the planning period by end-use or customer classifications
					 (in tabular and spatially referenced data, in formats deemed appropriate by the
					 board), specifically identifying the extent to which energy conservation and
					 fuel switching measures, retention programs, and customer gain/loss have been
					 incorporated within such forecasts.
(1) Steam
					 sales data for each customer class, with a description of types of customers
					 (e.g., hospitals, commercial office building).
(2) Indicate the number of customers by the
					 customer classes set forth in paragraph (1) of this subdivision.
(3) End-user prices, in filing year dollars,
					 for annual sendout.
(4) Information
					 on recent interconnections as well as customer losses, such as removals, from
					 the system, showing aggregate gains/losses to the system. Provide information
					 on whether new construction has incorporated interconnection to the steam
					 system.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7861 - Steam Plans › Section 7861.3 - Steam facilities location and description

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(a) A description of the general location of
					 the steam generation and distribution system as well as a quantitative
					 description of the system, including miles of pipes.
(b) System performance including estimated
					 system efficiencies based on fuel inputs and measured steam delivery to end-use
					 customers taking into account best estimates of transportation losses and
					 leakage, condensate recovery rates, makeup water levels, and use of additional
					 chemicals from lack of condensate recovery.
(c) An overview of the state of steam plants
					 including age, types of boilers, primary and secondary fuels, boiler combustion
					 efficiencies, use of cogeneration and upcoming plans for upgrades or
					 retirements.
(d) A summary of non
					 steam corporation sources of steam to the grid (e.g., CHP customers).
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7861 - Steam Plans › Section 7861.4 - Steam programs

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(a) a
					 summary of objectives and programs in the areas of steam generation and
					 emission control technologies, energy conservation, emerging end-use steam
					 technologies, such as but not limited to application of steam cooling resulting
					 in electric load displacement;
(b)
					 if applicable and available, a tabular summary identifying each emission
					 control measure for a particular pollutant currently installed on the unit or
					 planned to be installed, including, for each control measure and pollutant, the
					 associated:
(1) control efficiency, including
					 estimated pre-control and post-control emission rates (in lbs/MMBTU);
(2) installation date of emission control
					 measure;
(3) remaining useful life
					 of existing emission control measure;
(4) initial cost and annual operating
					 expenditures associated with emission control measure; and
(5) heat rate penalty;
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7861 - Steam Plans › Section 7861.5 - Other

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The board, or the chair as authorized by the board from
						time to time, may require the submission of such other information as is
						necessary to carry out the purposes of this Chapter, including but not limited
						to long-range plans associated with expansion, thermodynamic performance and
						thermal losses, retirement or maintenance of the distribution
						system.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7862 - Biogas, Biofuel, And Biomass Plans › Section 7862.1 - General

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This Part sets forth information filing requirements, as
						determined by the board or by the chair as authorized by the board, applicable
						to major biogas and biofuel producers, and major biomass suppliers or
						processors and any other entity that the board deems appropriate to collect
						such information.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7862 - Biogas, Biofuel, And Biomass Plans › Section 7862.2 - Information requirements

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(a) For
					 major biomass suppliers or processors, the following information may be
					 required, as available:
(1) facility annual
					 production or process capacity;
(2)
					 the total volume(s) and prices of biomass, by product, annually supplied or
					 processed in New York State and intended for in-state and out-of-state sale for
					 the planning period;
(3) the total
					 volume(s) and prices of biomass, by product, annually supplied or processed in
					 New York State and intended for in-state and out-of-state use for the planning
					 period;
(4) the type(s), volume,
					 origin (such as in-state or out-of-state), and prices paid for feedstock used
					 to supply or process the end-product;
(5) the type(s), volume, and market prices
					 earned for co-products such as but not limited to distiller grains;
(6) the acreage of land used to produce each
					 feedstock, such as but not limited to corn and soy;
(7) the use of the land prior to feedstock
					 production;
(8) the quantities of
					 products used in the production of each feedstock such as but not limited to
					 fertilizer, limestone, herbicides, pesticides, and diesel fuel;
(9) type and quantities of energy and water
					 used and emissions generated to manufacture or process the end-product and/or
					 any co-products;
(10) the total
					 current storage capacities for biomass in the State by county and the means by
					 which these facilities can be filled such as but not limited to barge,
					 pipeline, rail, and truck;
(11) a
					 description of expansion projects, including significant modifications to
					 existing facilities, to serve New York for which all Federal, State, and local
					 approvals have been obtained, but which have not yet been completed;
(12) a description of the conversion
					 process;
(13) effects of biomass on
					 operational equipment such as engines or boilers.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7862 - Biogas, Biofuel, And Biomass Plans › Section 7862.3 - Other

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The board, or the chair as authorized by the board from
						time to time, may require the submission of such other information as is
						necessary to carry out the purposes of this Chapter, including but not limited
						to long-range plans for future operations.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7862 - Biogas, Biofuel, And Biomass Plans › Section 7862.4 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7862 - Biogas, Biofuel, And Biomass Plans › Section 7862.5 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7863 - End-use Energy Efficiency, Renewable And Emerging Technology Plans › Section 7863.1 - End-use energy efficiency, renewable and emerging technology plans

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The board, or the chair as authorized by the board, from
						time to time, may require the submission by major energy suppliers and energy
						service companies and any other entity that the board deems appropriate to
						collect information, such as the annual capital, installation, and operational
						cost per kW and conversion process efficiency, on end-use energy efficiency,
						renewable and emerging energy technologies, including but not limited to energy
						efficiency services, technologies and methodologies; commodity, end-use, demand
						response, and/or customer-sited energy services, technologies, and equipment
						installations such as fuel cells; and distributed generation.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding › Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers › Part 7863 - End-use Energy Efficiency, Renewable And Emerging Technology Plans › Section 7863.4 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter IV - Fuel Allocation And Energy Emergency Procedures › Subchapter A - Heating Fuel Emergency Procedures › Part 7870 - Notice Of Refusal, Suspension Or Termination Of Heating Fuel Deliveries › Section 7870.2 - Distributor records

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(a) On
					 or before November first, yearly, and for new customers at the time an account
					 is established, all distributors shall contact their customers in any
					 convenient manner and ask whether the customer wishes to designate a relative
					 or other person, or a social services agency, to receive notification of a
					 cutoff, in addition to any notification provided to the customer.
(b) Every distributor shall maintain records
					 of the information provided by customers under this requirement.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter IV - Fuel Allocation And Energy Emergency Procedures › Subchapter A - Heating Fuel Emergency Procedures › Part 7870 - Notice Of Refusal, Suspension Or Termination Of Heating Fuel Deliveries › Section 7870.3 - Notice

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During the period beginning on November 1st of each year
						and ending on April 15th of the following year, every distributor shall comply
						with the notification requirements of sections
						7870.4
						through
						7870.8 
						of this Part, in connection with any cutoff.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter IV - Fuel Allocation And Energy Emergency Procedures › Subchapter A - Heating Fuel Emergency Procedures › Part 7870 - Notice Of Refusal, Suspension Or Termination Of Heating Fuel Deliveries › Section 7870.4 - Written notice to customer

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(a) No
					 distributor shall impose a suspension or termination of regularly scheduled
					 deliveries, as defined in section
					 7870.1(n) 
					 of this Part, unless such distributor provides the customer with written notice
					 containing the information required by subdivision (b) of this section not less
					 than three calendar days prior to the date of suspension or termination is to
					 take effect.
(b) The written notice
					 shall:
(1) notify the customer of the cutoff
					 and the reason for it; and
(2)
					 inform the customer that assistance may be available from a social services
					 district office, and provide the name, address and telephone number of the
					 designated social services district office listed in Appendix BB-6 of this
					 Title for the municipality or county in which the residential building involved
					 is located.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter IV - Fuel Allocation And Energy Emergency Procedures › Subchapter A - Heating Fuel Emergency Procedures › Part 7870 - Notice Of Refusal, Suspension Or Termination Of Heating Fuel Deliveries › Section 7870.5 - Telephone notice to customer

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(a) In connection with any refusal to make a
					 requested delivery, as defined in section
					 7870.1(j) 
					 of this Part, the distributor involved shall notify the customer of such
					 refusal when the customer contacts the distributor to request
					 delivery.
(b) In connection with
					 any suspension or termination of regularly scheduled deliveries, as defined in
					 section
					 7870.1(n) 
					 of this Part, the distributor shall make at least three attempts to notify the
					 customer of such suspension or termination by telephone at the time the
					 decision to suspend or terminate deliveries is reached, which shall not be less
					 than three calendar days prior to the date the suspension or termination is to
					 take effect. If these attempts are unsuccessful, the distributor shall notify a
					 designated person, if any, and the appropriate social services district office
					 as required by sections
					 7870.6
					 and
					 7870.7 
					 of this Part.
(c) In connection
					 with telephone notifications required by subdivision (a) or (b) of this
					 section, the distributor shall:
(1) notify
					 the customer of the cutoff and the reason for it;
(2) ask whether the residential building
					 affected is out of fuel, and if it is not, ask when the customer expects to
					 need additional supplies of heating fuel;
(3) inform the customer that the distributor
					 is required to inform any person designated by the customer, and a social
					 services district office, if the customer is unable to obtain fuel from another
					 source or is unable to secure adequate alternative shelter, or if the affected
					 building is a multiple dwelling;
(4) ask whether the customer is unable to
					 protect himself or herself, and all other inhabitants of the residential
					 building for which the customer is purchasing fuel, from danger to health or
					 safety caused by a cutoff, by obtaining heating fuel from another source or by
					 securing adequate alternative shelter;
(5) ask whether the building for which the
					 customer buys fuel is a one- or two-family house, or a multiple
					 dwelling;
(6) inform the customer
					 that assistance may be available from a local social services district office,
					 and provide the name, address and telephone number of the designated social
					 services district office listed in Appendix BB-6 of this Title and the
					 designated emergency agency listed in Appendix BB-7 for the municipality or
					 county in which the residential building affected is located; and
(7) ask whether the customer wishes to
					 designate a relative or other person to be notified of the cutoff.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter IV - Fuel Allocation And Energy Emergency Procedures › Subchapter A - Heating Fuel Emergency Procedures › Part 7870 - Notice Of Refusal, Suspension Or Termination Of Heating Fuel Deliveries › Section 7870.6 - Notice to designated person

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(a) Every distributor shall notify a
					 designated person of a cutoff if the customer has requested that such notice be
					 given.
(b) Every distributor shall
					 attempt to call the designated person by telephone on the same date the
					 distributor attempts to provide telephone notice to the customer. If the first
					 attempt is unsuccessful, the distributor shall make at least one additional
					 attempt.
(c) If the designated
					 person is contacted, the distributor shall inform the designated person of the
					 name and address of the customer involved, and provide the designated person
					 with the same telephone notification the customer would receive.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter IV - Fuel Allocation And Energy Emergency Procedures › Subchapter A - Heating Fuel Emergency Procedures › Part 7870 - Notice Of Refusal, Suspension Or Termination Of Heating Fuel Deliveries › Section 7870.7 - Notice to social services district office

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(a) Every distributor shall notify the
					 designated social services district office listed in Appendix BB-6 of this
					 Title, for the municipality or county in which the residential building is
					 located, of a cutoff in the following circumstances:
(1) if the distributor's records, or contact
					 with the customer or designated person, show that a refusal, suspension or
					 termination of deliveries involves a severe or hazardous health situation, as
					 defined in section
					 7870.1(l) 
					 of this Part;
(2) if the
					 distributor's attempts to notify the customer by telephone have been
					 unsuccessful; or
(3) if the
					 residential building affected is a multiple dwelling, as defined in section
					 7870.1(i) 
					 of this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter IV - Fuel Allocation And Energy Emergency Procedures › Subchapter A - Heating Fuel Emergency Procedures › Part 7870 - Notice Of Refusal, Suspension Or Termination Of Heating Fuel Deliveries › Section 7870.8 - Notice to emergency agency

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(a)
					 Every distributor shall immediately notify by telephone the designated
					 emergency agency listed in Appendix BB-7 of this Title for the municipality or
					 county in which the residential building affected is located, if notification
					 to a social services district office is required under section
					 7870.7(a) 
					 of this Part, and two attempts to contact the social services district office
					 are unsuccessful. If initial attempts are unsuccessful, every distributor shall
					 continue to call until the emergency agency is contacted.
(b) When the emergency agency is contacted,
					 the distributor shall provide the emergency agency with the same notification
					 the social services district office would receive.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter IV - Fuel Allocation And Energy Emergency Procedures › Subchapter A - Heating Fuel Emergency Procedures › Part 7870 - Notice Of Refusal, Suspension Or Termination Of Heating Fuel Deliveries › Section 7870.9 - Role of social services district offices and emergency agencies

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(a) Social services
					 district offices shall investigate the circumstances of those customers with
					 respect to which they have received a notice of cutoff of heating fuel
					 deliveries, as directed by the New York State Department of Social Services.
					 Based on such investigation, social services district offices shall take
					 whatever actions are appropriate and necessary, as directed by the New York
					 State Department of Social Services, to provide any financial assistance for
					 which customers may be eligible, and to provide or arrange for the provision of
					 such other forms of assistance or social services as may be available from the
					 district or from other government agencies.
(b) Emergency agencies shall:
(1) pursuant to their powers and duties under
					 law, take any reasonable action as if immediately necessary on a temporary
					 basis to prevent loss of life or serious danger to public health; and
(2) notify the appropriate social services
					 district offices by telephone on the next business day after a notification is
					 received, and provide the information the emergency agency received and a brief
					 description of any temporary action taken to prevent loss of life or serious
					 danger to public health.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter IV - Fuel Allocation And Energy Emergency Procedures › Subchapter D - Standby State Fuel Set-aside Program › Part 7900 - General Provisions › Section 7900.1 - Purpose and Scope

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This subchapter establishes a standby State fuel
						set-aside program for liquid fossil fuels pursuant to New York State Energy Law
						Article 10. The standby program shall be implemented only under the conditions
						and procedures specified in section
						7900.2  of this
						part. If implemented, the program shall be utilized by the New York State
						Energy Office to meet hardship and emergency requirements of all end-users
						within New York State, including any governmental organization, from the State
						set-aside volumes. To facilitate such relief, the State Energy Office may
						direct that a wholesale purchaser-reseller be supplied from the State set-aside
						in order to supply the end-users experiencing the hardship or
						emergency.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter IV - Fuel Allocation And Energy Emergency Procedures › Subchapter D - Standby State Fuel Set-aside Program › Part 7900 - General Provisions › Section 7900.2 - Standby Authority

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(a) The
					 Commissioner of the State Energy Office may implement the standby State fuel
					 set-aside program if he finds that implementation of the standby State fuel
					 set-aside program for one or more liquid fossil fuels is necessary to prevent
					 or alleviate energy hardships or shortages.
(b) The commissioner shall implement the
					 standby program by issuing an order stating such finding, establishing a State
					 set-aside for one or more specified liquid fossil fuels at specified
					 percentages, and indicating the date by which each prime supplier must
					 designate a representative under section
					 7900.6  of this part,
					 and the date on which the State set-aside program will go into effect. Such
					 order, and any order amending or rescinding such order, shall be served by
					 registered mail upon each prime supplier of the specified fuel or fuels serving
					 the State. It shall be effective upon issuance, without subsequent
					 hearings.
(c) The commissioner may
					 delegate authority to appropriate State and local government officials to act
					 in his stead and otherwise assist in implementing this program; such delegation
					 shall be in writing and shall require the delegatee to conform to all
					 requirements of these regulations and the delegating order.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter IV - Fuel Allocation And Energy Emergency Procedures › Subchapter D - Standby State Fuel Set-aside Program › Part 7900 - General Provisions › Section 7900.3 - Definitions

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As used in this subchapter:
(a) Aviation fuels means jet fuel
					 (kerosene-type), jet fuel (naphtha-type), and aviation gasoline.
(b) End-user means any person who is an
					 ultimate consumer within New York State of a liquid fossil fuel.
(c) Liquid fossil fuel means aviation fuels,
					 liquefied petroleum gases, middle distillates, motor gasoline, and residual
					 fuel oils.
(d) Liquefied petroleum
					 gases means propane, butane, and propane/butane mixes, but not
					 ethane.
(e) Middle distillates
					 means any derivatives of petroleum including kerosene, No. 1 and No. 2 home
					 heating oils, range oil, stove oil, and diesel fuel, which have a fifty percent
					 boiling point in the American Society for Testing Materials (ASTM) D86 standard
					 distillation test falling between 371° and 700° F. Products
					 specifically excluded from this definition are aviation fuels, residual fuel
					 oils, and all specialty items such as solvents, lubricants, waxes and process
					 oil.
(f) Motor gasoline means a
					 mixture of volatile hydrocarbons, suitable for operation of an internal
					 combustion engine, whose major components are hydrocarbons with boiling points
					 ranging from 140° to 390° F and whose source is distillation of
					 petroleum and cracking, polymerization, and other chemical reactions by which
					 the naturally occurring petroleum hydrocarbons are converted to those that have
					 superior fuel properties; and includes leaded and unleaded grades of motor
					 gasoline, gasohol, and any other motor gasoline blends including non-petroleum
					 derivatives.
(g) Person means any
					 individual, trustee, agency, partnership, association, corporation, company,
					 municipality, political subdivision or other legal entity.
(h) Prime supplier means any person who makes
					 the first sale of any liquid fossil fuel into the New York State distribution
					 system for consumption within the State.
(i) Residual fuel oils means the fuel oils
					 commonly know as:
(1) No. 4, No. 5 and No. 6
					 fuel oils;
(2) Bunker C;
(3) Navy Special Fuel Oil; and all other fuel
					 oils which have a fifty percent boiling point over 700° F in the ASTM D8 6
					 standard distillation test.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter IV - Fuel Allocation And Energy Emergency Procedures › Subchapter D - Standby State Fuel Set-aside Program › Part 7900 - General Provisions › Section 7900.4 - Monthly Report

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(a) Upon
					 implementation of the standby program, each prime supplier shall provide the
					 State Energy Office by the 20th day of the month with a monthly report on
					 information relating to projected first sales of liquid fossil fuels into the
					 State for the following calendar month. For purposes of this reporting
					 requirement, the State Energy Office will accept the information contained on
					 the United States Department of Energy Form EIA-782C, attached as an appendix
					 to these regulations.
(b) At any
					 time prior to the 20th day of the month covered by a report, a prime supplier
					 shall submit a revision of a report filed with respect to that month to inform
					 the State Energy Office of new or revised information.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter IV - Fuel Allocation And Energy Emergency Procedures › Subchapter D - Standby State Fuel Set-aside Program › Part 7900 - General Provisions › Section 7900.5 - Set-aside volume

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(a) The
					 Commissioner of the State Energy Office shall determine the State set-aside
					 percent age level for each liquid fossil fuel made subject to the State
					 set-aside, not exceeding three percent, as provided in section
					 7900.2  of this
					 Part.
(b) The set-aside volume for
					 each liquid fossil fuel made subject to the State set-aside shall be the amount
					 calculated by multiplying the total volume of available supply of that fuel for
					 the month, as indicated in the report filed under section
					 7900.4  of this
					 Part, by the set-aside percentage for that fuel.
(c) The total set-aside volume available for
					 the purpose of the State set-aside program for a fuel for a particular month
					 shall be the sum of the volumes for that fuel reported by all prime suppliers
					 under section
					 7900.4  of this
					 Part.
(d) The State set-aside for a
					 particular month cannot be accumulated or deferred; it shall be made available
					 from stocks of prime suppliers whether directly or through their
					 distributors.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter IV - Fuel Allocation And Energy Emergency Procedures › Subchapter D - Standby State Fuel Set-aside Program › Part 7900 - General Provisions › Section 7900.6 - State action

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The State Energy Office shall evaluate all hardship and
						emergency applications and issue State set-aside assignment and general
						distribution orders in accordance with Parts 7901, 7902 and 7903 of this
						Title.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter IV - Fuel Allocation And Energy Emergency Procedures › Subchapter D - Standby State Fuel Set-aside Program › Part 7900 - General Provisions › Section 7900.7 - Supplier's and wholesale purchaser-reseller's responsibilities

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(a) Each prime
					 supplier shall designate a representative to act for and on behalf of the prime
					 supplier with respect to New York State set-aside applications and assignment
					 and general distribution orders from the State set-aside.
(b) Each prime supplier shall supply products
					 from its State set-aside volume each month, as directed by the State Energy
					 Office.
(c) Prime suppliers and
					 wholesale purchaser-resellers shall comply with State Energy Office assignment
					 and general distribution orders in accordance with Parts 7901, 7902, 7903 and
					 7905 of this Title.
(d) Prime
					 suppliers and wholesale purchaser-resellers shall submit such reports in compli
					 ance with State Energy Office assignment and general distribution orders as may
					 be required by those orders, or by State Energy Office special report
					 orders.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter IV - Fuel Allocation And Energy Emergency Procedures › Subchapter D - Standby State Fuel Set-aside Program › Part 7900 - General Provisions › Section 7900.8 - Confidential treatment of information

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The State Energy Office may deny requests for access to
						monthly reports submitted under section
						7900.4  of this
						Part, applications submitted under section
						7901.4  of this
						Title, or other set- aside system records to the extent that such records or
						portions thereof fall within section
						7801.7(b)(4) 
						of this Title or other exemption from disclosure provisions of the State Energy
						Office's public access to records (Freedom of Information)
						regulations.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter IV - Fuel Allocation And Energy Emergency Procedures › Subchapter D - Standby State Fuel Set-aside Program › Part 7900 - General Provisions › Section 7900.9 - Severability

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In the event any part, section, subdivision or paragraph
						of this subchapter shall be declared or adjudged invalid or unconstitutional,
						such adjudication shall in no manner affect the other parts, sections,
						subdivisions or paragraphs of this subchapter, which shall remain in force and
						effect as if the part, section, subdivision or paragraph so declared or
						adjudged invalid or unconstitutional were not originally part
						hereof.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle BB - State Energy Office › Chapter IV - Fuel Allocation And Energy Emergency Procedures › Subchapter D - Standby State Fuel Set-aside Program › Part 7901 - Application And Assignment Procedures › Section 7901.1 - Purpose and scope

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This Part establishes the procedures that govern the
						filing and evaluation of applications for assignment of liquid fossil fuels
						under the State set-aside program.