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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
Distribution of Residual Citronelle
Settlement Agreement Funds
Office of Hearings and Appeals,
Department of Energy.
ACTION: Implementation of special
refund procedures.
AGENCY:
The Office of Hearings and
Appeals (OHA) of the Department of
Energy (DOE) finalizes the procedures
for the disbursement of residual funds
(totaling approximately $59,000)
remaining in various Citronelle
Settlement Agreement escrow accounts
to the parties to the Agreement.
DATES: This plan is applicable October
18, 2018.
ADDRESSES: Inquiries should be sent to
the Office of Hearings and Appeals, U.S.
Department of Energy, 1000
Independence Ave. SW, Washington,
DC 20585–0107, (202) 287–1550, Email:
kristin.martin@hq.doe.gov.
SUMMARY:
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Kristin L. Martin, Attorney-Advisor,
Office of Hearings and Appeals, U.S.
Department of Energy, 1000
Independence Ave. SW, Washington,
DC 20585–0107, (202) 287–1550, Email:
kristin.martin@hq.doe.gov.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: In this
Notice, we announce the final
procedures for the distribution of the
remaining Citronelle Settlement
Agreement Funds.
The Office of Hearings and Appeals
published a Notice of proposed final
procedures for the distribution of the
Citronelle Settlement Agreement Funds
in the Federal Register on September
11, 2018. 83 FR 45916 (September 11,
2018). In the September 11 Notice, we
described the history of the Citronelle
Settlement Agreement and its relevant
contents. We then set forth a proposed
plan to distribute the remaining
Settlement Agreement funds.
The Office of Hearings and Appeals
provided a 30 day opportunity for
public comment on the proposed plan.
No comments were submitted during
that time. Accordingly, no changes have
been made to the final plan.
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Procedure for Final Distribution of
Citronelle Settlement Agreement Funds
The Citronelle Settlement Agreement
funds will be distributed according to
the following plan. Any funds
remaining after the final distributions
made in accordance with this plan will
be considered unclaimed and will be
transferred to the U.S. Treasury. Final
distribution amounts will be calculated
using the distribution percentages listed
in an appendix to this Notice on
October 18, 2018.
A. The Non-Litigant Refiners Account
The Agreement requires that the
balance of the Non-Litigant Refiners
account be distributed to the RefinerLitigants through an escrow account
established for that purpose for the
initial distribution of Citronelle funds
and managed by the law firm Miller &
Chevalier. Miller & Chevalier no longer
represents the Refiner-Litigants. Further,
DOE has not been able to obtain
documentation regarding how previous
Citronelle distributions were made
among the various firms comprising the
Refiner-Litigants. In light of these facts
and because the Citronelle distribution
proportions agreed to by the RefinerLitigants were not a part of the
Agreement and thus not binding on
DOE, we propose that the RefinerLitigant portion of the funds be divided
in equal proportions for the firms, or
successor firms, listed in Exhibit A of
the Agreement. A list of these firms is
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included as an appendix to this Notice.
If a listed firm, or successor firm, does
not submit the Required Information
described below by the specified
deadline, the funds will be considered
unclaimed and will be transferred to the
U.S. Treasury.
B. The Airlines Account
The remaining Airlines account funds
will be split according to the
percentages prescribed in the Settlement
Agreement. Two sevenths of the
Airlines account funds will be
distributed to the United States
Treasury. Two sevenths of the Airlines
account funds will be distributed to the
Refiner-Litigants Escrow Account. Two
sevenths of the Airlines account funds
will be distributed to the States in the
proportions listed in Exhibit L of the
Agreement.
One seventh of the Airlines account
funds will be allocated to the End-Users
account, which will be distributed in
the same proportions as the residual
Subpart V funds were distributed
pursuant to our notice in 72 FR 46461,
46462 (August 14, 2007). The funds will
be split equally, with half distributed to
the United States Treasury and half
distributed to the States. The funds
distributed to the States will be divided
in the proportions used for the final
distribution of the Subpart V funds,
which are identical to those listed in
Exhibit L of the Agreement. All funds
distributed to the States are subject to
the same restricted uses as those
received by that State as a result of the
settlement of the case known as In Re:
Stripper Well Litigation, M.D.L. No. 378.
A list of distribution percentages is
included as an appendix to this Notice.
If a State does not submit the Required
Information described below by the
specified deadline, the funds will be
considered unclaimed and will be
transferred to the U.S. Treasury.
C. Required Information
In order to receive its allotted funds,
each Recipient, including State
Recipients, must submit the following
no later than January 16, 2019.
• Statement of Intent: The Statement
should be brief and include the
Recipient’s name and the
representative’s authority to claim the
Recipient’s funds.
• Information Required by the
Agreement: The Agreement requires that
certain Releases of Claims be executed
and submitted to DOE before Recipients
may receive distributions.
Æ If a Recipient has not ever
submitted the relevant Release of
Claims, it should contact DOE at the
below address to obtain a copy of the
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release, and should submit the executed
release with the other required
information described in this section.
Æ If a Recipient has previously
submitted the relevant Release of
Claims, it should submit to DOE a
notarized statement certifying that it has
submitted the release. The notarized
statement should be submitted with the
other required information described in
this section.
• Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)
Information: Each Recipient must
submit all information necessary for
DOE to make an electronic distribution
of funds, including the name and
contact information (phone number,
email address, and mailing address) of
a person designated to be the Point of
Contact, banking information, and Tax
ID number. DOE will not contact
Recipients regarding problems,
discrepancies, or other issues with EFT
information. DOE will notify the
designated Point of Contact when the
EFT is initiated. If an EFT is
unsuccessful and the Recipient does not
contact DOE to correct the error by the
14th day following the EFT initiation,
the amount not distributed will be
considered unclaimed and will be
transferred to the United States
Treasury.
Submissions should in PDF format
and must be submitted by email to
OHA.Filings@hq.doe.gov. The subject
line should include ‘‘Citronelle
Settlement Agreement Recipient
Documents’’ and the name of the State
or other Recipient. The Releases of
Claims contained in the Agreement’s
Exhibits may be obtained by contacting
Kristin L. Martin, Attorney-Advisor,
Office of Hearings and Appeals, by
email at Kristin.Martin@hq.doe.gov, or
by telephone at 202–287–1550.
Appendix A—Proposed Distribution
Percentages and List of RefinerLitigants
A. Citronelle Airline Account Funds
Refiner-Litigants 28.57142857142860000%
• Each Refiner-Litigant Entity is entitled to
0.865800865800867% of the total Airline
Account Funds.
United States Treasury
35.71428571428570000%
Alabama 0.54804016064259400%
Alaska 0.13818786523157600%
American Samoa 0.00636083244822057%
Arizona 0.36634454245826900%
Arkansas 0.45449277491405100%
California 3.26944016176838000%
Colorado 0.38401187480512000%
Connecticut 0.60652108584973400%
Delaware 0.16956338168467300%
District of Columbia 0.08531354824083700%
Florida 1.65010975432690000%
Georgia 0.79531816470797200%
Guam 0.05263184468083650%
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Hawaii 0.24538846523323400%
Idaho 0.14657787754978300%
Illinois 1.64040323767528000%
Indiana 0.87972416423889800%
Iowa 0.46535022190036900%
Kansas 0.40036549196707900%
Kentucky 0.45780595111052400%
Louisiana 0.84950225360465700%
Maine 0.26254694847105300%
Maryland 0.63946084248035600%
Massachusetts 1.22259929840854000%
Michigan 1.21688372104464000%
Minnesota 0.61974582045967800%
Mississippi 0.48769574322855100%
Missouri 0.70516872255815100%
Montana 0.16165040119813900%
Nebraska 0.26336705431455200%
Nevada 0.14466342873599700%
New Hampshire 0.16645300019308600%
New Jersey 1.31838653652643000%
New Mexico 0.23395138247190300%
New York 2.76553651908726000%
No. Mariana Islands 0.00329014604847478%
North Carolina 0.80159665169915200%
North Dakota 0.13090382462201500%
Ohio 1.34202999992372000%
Oklahoma 0.44109500817469100%
Oregon 0.35401620870755400%
Pennsylvania 1.66287802161090000%
Puerto Rico 0.34023415151078600%
Rhode Island 0.14160268359603600%
South Carolina 0.42578568669101500%
South Dakota 0.12770074547322300%
Tennessee 0.57787034891897200%
Texas 2.63486674686911000%
Utah 0.21069728945457100%
Vermont 0.08547809926032230%
Virgin Islands 0.16520939843142600%
Virginia 0.91659346391607800%
Washington 0.54540262288818800%
West Virginia 0.21344547509163300%
Wisconsin 0.62838735451951800%
Wyoming 0.14563871266099600%
Total 35.71428571428570000%
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B. Non-Litigant Refiners Account Funds
Refiner-Litigants 100%
• Each Refiner-Litigant Entity is entitled to
3.03% of the Non-Litigant Refiners Account
Funds.
C. List of Refiner-Litigants
Amoco Oil Company
Ashland Oil, Inc.
Atlantic Richfield Company
Axel Johnson, Inc.
BHP Petroleum Americas Refining, Inc.
Castle Oil Corporation
Charter International Oil Company
Charter Oil Company
Chevron U.S.A., Inc.
Clark Oil & Refining Corporation
The Coastal Corporation
Commonwealth Oil Refining Company
Conoco Inc.
Crown Central Petroleum corp.
Diamond Shamrock Refining & Marketing
Company
Exxon Corporation
Fina Oil and Chemical Company
Gulf States Oil & Refining Co.
Kerr-McGee Refining Corporation
La Gloria Oil and Gas Company
Marathon Oil Company
Mobil Oil Corporation
New England Petroleum Corporation
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Oxy USA Inc.
Shell Oil Company
Sprague Energy Corporation
Tesoro Petroleum Corporation
Texaco Inc.
Texaco Refining & Marketing Inc.
Tosco Corporation
Total Petroleum Inc.
Union Pacific Resources Company
Wyatt Energy Inc.
Signed in Washington, DC on: October 12,
2018.
Poli A. Marmolejos,
Director, Office of Hearings and Appeals.
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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
Distribution of Residual Citronelle Settlement Agreement Funds
AGENCY: Office of Hearings and Appeals, Department of Energy.
ACTION: Implementation of special refund procedures.
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SUMMARY: The Office of Hearings and Appeals (OHA) of the Department of
Energy (DOE) finalizes the procedures for the disbursement of residual
funds (totaling approximately $59,000) remaining in various Citronelle
Settlement Agreement escrow accounts to the parties to the Agreement.
DATES: This plan is applicable October 18, 2018.
ADDRESSES: Inquiries should be sent to the Office of Hearings and
Appeals, U.S. Department of Energy, 1000 Independence Ave. SW,
Washington, DC 20585-0107, (202) 287-1550, Email:
[email protected].
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Kristin L. Martin, Attorney-Advisor,
Office of Hearings and Appeals, U.S. Department of Energy, 1000
Independence Ave. SW, Washington, DC 20585-0107, (202) 287-1550, Email:
[email protected].
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: In this Notice, we announce the final
procedures for the distribution of the remaining Citronelle Settlement
Agreement Funds.
The Office of Hearings and Appeals published a Notice of proposed
final procedures for the distribution of the Citronelle Settlement
Agreement Funds in the Federal Register on September 11, 2018. 83 FR
45916 (September 11, 2018). In the September 11 Notice, we described
the history of the Citronelle Settlement Agreement and its relevant
contents. We then set forth a proposed plan to distribute the remaining
Settlement Agreement funds.
The Office of Hearings and Appeals provided a 30 day opportunity
for public comment on the proposed plan. No comments were submitted
during that time. Accordingly, no changes have been made to the final
plan.
Procedure for Final Distribution of Citronelle Settlement Agreement
Funds
The Citronelle Settlement Agreement funds will be distributed
according to the following plan. Any funds remaining after the final
distributions made in accordance with this plan will be considered
unclaimed and will be transferred to the U.S. Treasury. Final
distribution amounts will be calculated using the distribution
percentages listed in an appendix to this Notice on October 18, 2018.
A. The Non-Litigant Refiners Account
The Agreement requires that the balance of the Non-Litigant
Refiners account be distributed to the Refiner-Litigants through an
escrow account established for that purpose for the initial
distribution of Citronelle funds and managed by the law firm Miller &
Chevalier. Miller & Chevalier no longer represents the Refiner-
Litigants. Further, DOE has not been able to obtain documentation
regarding how previous Citronelle distributions were made among the
various firms comprising the Refiner-Litigants. In light of these facts
and because the Citronelle distribution proportions agreed to by the
Refiner-Litigants were not a part of the Agreement and thus not binding
on DOE, we propose that the Refiner-Litigant portion of the funds be
divided in equal proportions for the firms, or successor firms, listed
in Exhibit A of the Agreement. A list of these firms is included as an
appendix to this Notice. If a listed firm, or successor firm, does not
submit the Required Information described below by the specified
deadline, the funds will be considered unclaimed and will be
transferred to the U.S. Treasury.
B. The Airlines Account
The remaining Airlines account funds will be split according to the
percentages prescribed in the Settlement Agreement. Two sevenths of the
Airlines account funds will be distributed to the United States
Treasury. Two sevenths of the Airlines account funds will be
distributed to the Refiner-Litigants Escrow Account. Two sevenths of
the Airlines account funds will be distributed to the States in the
proportions listed in Exhibit L of the Agreement.
One seventh of the Airlines account funds will be allocated to the
End-Users account, which will be distributed in the same proportions as
the residual Subpart V funds were distributed pursuant to our notice in
72 FR 46461, 46462 (August 14, 2007). The funds will be split equally,
with half distributed to the United States Treasury and half
distributed to the States. The funds distributed to the States will be
divided in the proportions used for the final distribution of the
Subpart V funds, which are identical to those listed in Exhibit L of
the Agreement. All funds distributed to the States are subject to the
same restricted uses as those received by that State as a result of the
settlement of the case known as In Re: Stripper Well Litigation, M.D.L.
No. 378. A list of distribution percentages is included as an appendix
to this Notice. If a State does not submit the Required Information
described below by the specified deadline, the funds will be considered
unclaimed and will be transferred to the U.S. Treasury.
C. Required Information
In order to receive its allotted funds, each Recipient, including
State Recipients, must submit the following no later than January 16,
2019.
Statement of Intent: The Statement should be brief and
include the Recipient's name and the representative's authority to
claim the Recipient's funds.
Information Required by the Agreement: The Agreement
requires that certain Releases of Claims be executed and submitted to
DOE before Recipients may receive distributions.
[cir] If a Recipient has not ever submitted the relevant Release of
Claims, it should contact DOE at the below address to obtain a copy of
the release, and should submit the executed release with the other
required information described in this section.
[cir] If a Recipient has previously submitted the relevant Release
of Claims, it should submit to DOE a notarized statement certifying
that it has submitted the release. The notarized statement should be
submitted with the other required information described in this
section.
Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) Information: Each
Recipient must submit all information necessary for DOE to make an
electronic distribution of funds, including the name and contact
information (phone number, email address, and mailing address) of a
person designated to be the Point of Contact, banking information, and
Tax ID number. DOE will not contact Recipients regarding problems,
discrepancies, or other issues with EFT information. DOE will notify
the designated Point of Contact when the EFT is initiated. If an EFT is
unsuccessful and the Recipient does not contact DOE to correct the
error by the 14th day following the EFT initiation, the amount not
distributed will be considered unclaimed and will be transferred to the
United States Treasury.
Submissions should in PDF format and must be submitted by email to
[email protected]. The subject line should include ``Citronelle
Settlement Agreement Recipient Documents'' and the name of the State or
other Recipient. The Releases of Claims contained in the Agreement's
Exhibits may be obtained by contacting Kristin L. Martin, Attorney-
Advisor, Office of Hearings and Appeals, by email at
[email protected], or by telephone at 202-287-1550.
Appendix A--Proposed Distribution Percentages and List of Refiner-
Litigants
A. Citronelle Airline Account Funds
Refiner-Litigants 28.57142857142860000%
Each Refiner-Litigant Entity is entitled to
0.865800865800867% of the total Airline Account Funds.
United States Treasury 35.71428571428570000%
Alabama 0.54804016064259400%
Alaska 0.13818786523157600%
American Samoa 0.00636083244822057%
Arizona 0.36634454245826900%
Arkansas 0.45449277491405100%
California 3.26944016176838000%
Colorado 0.38401187480512000%
Connecticut 0.60652108584973400%
Delaware 0.16956338168467300%
District of Columbia 0.08531354824083700%
Florida 1.65010975432690000%
Georgia 0.79531816470797200%
Guam 0.05263184468083650%
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Hawaii 0.24538846523323400%
Idaho 0.14657787754978300%
Illinois 1.64040323767528000%
Indiana 0.87972416423889800%
Iowa 0.46535022190036900%
Kansas 0.40036549196707900%
Kentucky 0.45780595111052400%
Louisiana 0.84950225360465700%
Maine 0.26254694847105300%
Maryland 0.63946084248035600%
Massachusetts 1.22259929840854000%
Michigan 1.21688372104464000%
Minnesota 0.61974582045967800%
Mississippi 0.48769574322855100%
Missouri 0.70516872255815100%
Montana 0.16165040119813900%
Nebraska 0.26336705431455200%
Nevada 0.14466342873599700%
New Hampshire 0.16645300019308600%
New Jersey 1.31838653652643000%
New Mexico 0.23395138247190300%
New York 2.76553651908726000%
No. Mariana Islands 0.00329014604847478%
North Carolina 0.80159665169915200%
North Dakota 0.13090382462201500%
Ohio 1.34202999992372000%
Oklahoma 0.44109500817469100%
Oregon 0.35401620870755400%
Pennsylvania 1.66287802161090000%
Puerto Rico 0.34023415151078600%
Rhode Island 0.14160268359603600%
South Carolina 0.42578568669101500%
South Dakota 0.12770074547322300%
Tennessee 0.57787034891897200%
Texas 2.63486674686911000%
Utah 0.21069728945457100%
Vermont 0.08547809926032230%
Virgin Islands 0.16520939843142600%
Virginia 0.91659346391607800%
Washington 0.54540262288818800%
West Virginia 0.21344547509163300%
Wisconsin 0.62838735451951800%
Wyoming 0.14563871266099600%
Total 35.71428571428570000%
B. Non-Litigant Refiners Account Funds
Refiner-Litigants 100%
Each Refiner-Litigant Entity is entitled to 3.03% of
the Non-Litigant Refiners Account Funds.
C. List of Refiner-Litigants
Amoco Oil Company
Ashland Oil, Inc.
Atlantic Richfield Company
Axel Johnson, Inc.
BHP Petroleum Americas Refining, Inc.
Castle Oil Corporation
Charter International Oil Company
Charter Oil Company
Chevron U.S.A., Inc.
Clark Oil & Refining Corporation
The Coastal Corporation
Commonwealth Oil Refining Company
Conoco Inc.
Crown Central Petroleum corp.
Diamond Shamrock Refining & Marketing Company
Exxon Corporation
Fina Oil and Chemical Company
Gulf States Oil & Refining Co.
Kerr-McGee Refining Corporation
La Gloria Oil and Gas Company
Marathon Oil Company
Mobil Oil Corporation
New England Petroleum Corporation
Oxy USA Inc.
Shell Oil Company
Sprague Energy Corporation
Tesoro Petroleum Corporation
Texaco Inc.
Texaco Refining & Marketing Inc.
Tosco Corporation
Total Petroleum Inc.
Union Pacific Resources Company
Wyatt Energy Inc.
Signed in Washington, DC on: October 12, 2018.
Poli A. Marmolejos,
Director, Office of Hearings and Appeals.
[FR Doc. 2018-22705 Filed 10-17-18; 8:45 am]
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