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The Administrator signed the follow
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Ave., NW, Washington DC. This Docke
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Table of contents: I. Background A.
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C. Requirements for Producers and I
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G. Executive Order 13045: Protectio
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The increased use of renewable fuel
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establish the applicable national v
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Today's proposal outlines the full
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enewable fuel feedstock market pric
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Unlike VOC and NOx, emissions of CO
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These renewable feedstocks are then
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5. Potential Water Quality Impacts
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enewable fuel volume which each par
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certain volume of renewable fuel. E
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est practices would have the option
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As stated, the renewable fuel stand
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enewable fuel volumes in the calcul
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For illustrative purposes, we have
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These credit provisions have meanin
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Stdi = The RFS program standard for
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gasoline. The Act is unclear on whe
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. Ethanol Made From Any Feedstock I
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generate thermal energy used to pro
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animal wastes, including poultry fa
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limit this program solely to a stra
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the incentive to blend in ethanol b
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supporting this rulemaking. We hope
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We base our estimates of fuel quali
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Table VIII.A.1.b-2 Effect of MTBE a
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pre-1998 model year onroad diesel e
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1. Primary Analysis The national em
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Table VIII.B.1-4 Annual Emissions N
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RFG due to the absence of an RVP wa
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increase in ambient ozone levels is
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developing a model of secondary org
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IX. Impacts On Fossil Fuel Consumpt
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intended to help fuel producers est
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efficiency and to reduce air emissi
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combined those displacement indexes
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3. Displacement Indexes (DI) The di
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Table IX.C.1-1 Fossil fuel impacts
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as on the exports of agricultural p
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which may change in response to an
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X. Agricultural Sector Economic Imp
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XI. Public Participation We request
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ways to comply with any previously
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small refiner under this proposal.
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meet these criteria to be considere
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“economically significant” as d
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40 CFR Part 80 is proposed to be am
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(b) Renewable Fuel Standard for 200
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(2) The term “Renewable fuel” i
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RFStdi = Renewable Fuel Standard in
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a party’s renewable volume obliga
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(a) YYYY is the calendar year in wh
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(ii) The value for EEEEEE in an ext
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(2) A deficit is calculated accordi
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(a) (1) Any party that exports any
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(e) If a refiner is complying on an
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calendar year; however, disqualific
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§80.76, if such information has no
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(1) A summary report of the annual
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(4) Reports shall be submitted on f
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(1) Fail to acquire sufficient RINs
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(b) The following attest procedures
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(B) That the RFS-FRGAS remained seg
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EPA employees or EPA contractors, f
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(iv) Determine the date and time th
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(ii) Be licensed as a Certified Pub