Learn the Issues
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Urban Waters Mapping Tool Presentation
Urban Waters Mapping Tool Presentation prepared for Denver Pilot - Urban Waters Partners Meeting on August 23, 2012.
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If a refiner produces "specified RBOB" for 3.5% oxygenate (for example, 10% vol EtOH) blending, and an oversight program shows that the downstream blender is adding less than 10% EtOH, who is liable for a compliance violation? Is there a violation at all at all if the actual finished blend still meets the RFG specs? For example, if RBOB is formulated to meet RFG with 8% EtOH, but the refiner sells it as "10% EtOH" RBOB (and uses the 10% in the calculation of its non-oxygenate parameters) to encourage maximum ROXY credits, does an actual blend with 8% EtOH cause a violation?
See More Frequent Questions about Fuels Registration, Reporting, and Compliance Help . If the downstream oxygenate blender is adding oxygenate in amounts other than that specified by the refiner of the RBOB, the blender would be liable for a violation of the regulations regardless of whether the gasoline meets the…
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South Platte Corridor Study
Denver South Platte Corridor Study
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If a refiner produces gasoline at the direction and to the specifications of a distributor who will ultimately purchase it, and a violation is discovered at the refinery, will both parties be jointly and severally liable for the violation? How can the distributor protect itself against liability for violations that occur at the refinery?
See More Frequent Questions about Fuels Registration, Reporting, and Compliance Help . In a case where a refiner produces gasoline to specifications that are set by a distributor, and where that gasoline does not meet applicable refiner-level standards, the refiner who actually produces the gasoline clearly would be liable for…
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Summary of the South Platte River Accomplishments
A description of the South Platte Urban Waters Partnership's workgroups and goals
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Meeting Notes from South Platte Urban Waters Location
This documents page is for meeting notes from Urban Waters meetings and events from the South Platte River Urban Waters location in Denver, CO.
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Federal Agencies Partner to revitalize Urban Waterways In Communities Across The U.S.
Federal Agencies Partner to revitalize Urban Waterways In Communities Across The U.S.
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South Platte Urban Waters Partnership Systems Thinking
A draft of the systems analysis done by the South Platte Urban Waters Partnership
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Links and Resources Related to the South Platte Watershed
List of Related Links for South Platte Watershed
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Northwest Indiana Location Accomplishments 2013-2015
The pdf here contains descriptions of accomplishments, projects, funding and highlights from the Northwest Indiana partnership location.
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South Platte Geomapping Platform
PDF version of South Platte Geomapping Platform Powerpoint presentation.
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Nueva Video Para el Cano Martin Pena
El Consorcio Federal De Aguas Urbanas
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If a refiner elects to use composite sampling and testing as provided for in the regulations, may the refiner use composite sampling for one parameter and perform the required tests for the other relevant properties?
See More Frequent Questions about Fuels Registration, Reporting, and Compliance Help . Section 80.101(i) requires refiners to separately sample each batch of gasoline and blendstocks that are included in anti-dumping compliance calculations, and either separately analyze each sample, or under § 80.101(i)(2), analyze a volume-weighted composite of the samples collected…
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Powerpoint Presentation: Urban Waters Federal Partnership Michigan City November 9, 2012
Powerpoint presentation from the Urban Waters Federal Partnership Michigan City November 9, 2012.
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January 2014 Urban Waters Newsletter
Urban Waters Newsletter for January 2014
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If re-transmission is necessary due to fault on EPA's part, why won't EPA pay for re-transmission?
See More Frequent Questions about Fuels Registration, Reporting, and Compliance Help . EPA will take all reasonable steps to properly maintain equipment, services, and testing necessary to effectively and reliably send and receive documents via EDI. Although EPA is unable to pay for re-transmission costs, we will exercise the highest…
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Applying CWA Section 401 Certification to Protect Wetlands
How EPA can assist States and Tribes in taking more active roles in making wetland decisions and how States and Tribes can use their water quality standards in Section 401 certifications to protect wetlands.
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NACEPT Assumable Waters Subcommittee Draft Agenda (April 17, 2017)
Draft agenda for the 8th meeting of the NACEPT Assumable Waters Subcommittee.
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If the oxygenate program remains in effect in California after CARB fuel in 1996, would we still need to identify the type and amount of oxygenate to meet the oxygenated program transfer document requirements? or will we be exempt for these record keeping/transfer document requirements?
See More Frequent Questions about Fuels Registration, Reporting, and Compliance Help . With regard to RFG product transfer documentation requirements as applied to California gasoline, § 80.81(c)(9) of the regulations exempts California gasoline (as defined in § 80.81(a)(2)) produced or imported subsequent to March 1, 1996 from the product transfer…
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If a party identifies RFG that is out of spec for a downstream standard, and the party wants to bring the gasoline back into spec by blending it with other RFG or with blendstock, must the party be registered with EPA as a refiner, and must the party meet all the requirements that apply to refinery operations for this blending activity?
See More Frequent Questions about Fuels Registration, Reporting, and Compliance Help . If RFG at a location downstream of the refinery or import facility level is found to violate a downstream standard, a violation of the RFG requirements has occurred for which various parties will be liable, and for which…