Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 38, September 20, 2024
A fuel reporting entity must submit to the Executive
Officer Quarterly Fuel Transactions Reports and Annual Compliance Reports, as
specified in this section.
(a)
Online Reporting. The annual compliance and quarterly fuel
transactions reports must be submitted using the LRT-CBTS. Prior to use, a fuel
reporting entity must first register in the LRT-CBTS pursuant to section
95483.2.
The fuel reporting entity is solely responsible for
ensuring that the Executive Officer receives its quarterly fuel transactions
reports and annual compliance reports by the deadlines specified in this
section. The Executive Officer shall not be responsible for failure of
electronically submitted reports to be transmitted to the Executive Officer.
The reports must contain a statement attesting to the report's accuracy and
validity. The Executive Officer shall not deem an electronically submitted
report to be valid unless the report is accompanied by a digital signature that
meets the requirements of California Code of Regulations, title 2, sections
22000 et seq.
(b)
Reporting Frequency and
Deadlines.
(1)
Quarterly
Fuel Transactions Data: The data for the quarterly fuel transactions
report for each fuel type must be uploaded in the LRT-CBTS within the first 45
days after the end of the quarter. During the subsequent 45 days, fuel
reporting entities shall use the reconciliation tools provided in the LRT-CBTS
and in conjunction with business partners to complete any necessary report
corrections, if applicable.
(2)
Quarterly Fuel Transactions Reports. Unless expressly provided
elsewhere in this subarticle, quarterly fuel transactions reports must be
submitted in LRT-CBTS by:
June 30th - for the first calendar quarter covering
January through March;
September 30th - for the second calendar quarter
covering April through June;
December 31st - for the third calendar quarter covering
July through September; and
March 31st - for the fourth calendar quarter of the
prior year covering October through December.
(3)
Annual Compliance
Reports. An annual compliance report for the prior calendar year must
be submitted in LRT-CBTS by April 30th of each year.
(c)
General Reporting Requirements
for Quarterly Fuel Transactions Reports. For each of its
transportation fuels, a fuel reporting entity must submit a quarterly fuel
transactions report that contains the information specified below and
summarized in Table 11:
(1) All applicable
transaction types listed for each fuel type in 95491 (d) below and defined in
section 95481 must be included in each
quarterly fuel transactions report.
(2) Information that must be reported are as
follows: Organization FEIN, Reporting Period (year and quarter), FPC, Fuel
Amount, Transaction Type, Transaction Date, Business Partner (if applicable),
Aggregated Transaction Indicator, Fuel Application, Production Company ID and
Facility ID (if applicable).
(d)
Specific Reporting Requirements
for Quarterly Fuel Transactions Reports. In addition to all
requirements specified in section
95491(c), for
each of its transportation fuels, a fuel reporting entity must submit a
quarterly fuel transactions report that contains the information specified
below and summarized in Table 11:
(1)
Specific Quarterly Reporting Parameters for Liquid Fuels including
Gasoline, Diesel, Diesel Fuel Blends, Alternative Fuels, and Alternative Jet
Fuel.
(A) The applicable transaction
types, defined in section
95481, are as follows: Production
in California, Production for Import, Import, Purchased with Obligation,
Purchased without Obligation, Sold with Obligation, Sold without Obligation,
Export, Loss of Inventory, Gain of Inventory, and Not Used for Transportation.
The transaction type "Production for Import" is to be reported by out-of-state
producers who choose to be the first fuel reporting entity for fuel imported
into California. The transaction type "Import" is to be reported by
non-producers who choose to be the first fuel reporting entity for out-of-state
fuel imported into California. The following information are to be reported:
1. Production Company ID and Facility ID for
each blendstock. CARBOB and diesel fuel are exempt from this
requirement.
2. The certified fuel
pathway code (FPC) of each blendstock.
3. The volume (in gal) of each blendstock per
reporting period. For purposes of this provision only, except as provided in
subsection
4. below, the fuel reporting
entity may report the total volume of each blendstock aggregated for each
distinct carbon intensity value (e.g., X gallons of blendstock with A
gCO2e/MJ, Y gallons of blendstock with B
gCO2e/MJ).
4. A producer of CARBOB, gasoline, or diesel
fuel must report, for each of its refineries, the MCON or other crude oil name
designation, volume (in gal), and Country (or State) of origin for each crude
supplied to the refinery during the quarter.
(B)
Temperature Correction.
All liquid fuel volumes reported in the LRT-CBTS must be adjusted to standard
temperature conditions of 60°F as follows:
1. For ethanol, the following formula must be
used:
Vs,e =
Va,e x (-0.0006301 x T
+ 1.0378)
where:
Vs,e is the
standardized volume of ethanol at 60°F, in gallons;
Va,e is the
actual volume of ethanol, in gallons; and
T is the actual temperature of the
batch, in °F.
2. For
biodiesel, one of the following two methodologies must be used:
a.
Vs,b =
Va,b x (-0.00045767 x
T + 1.02746025)
where:
Vs,b is the
standardized volume of biodiesel at 60°F, in gallons;
Va,b is the
actual volume of biodiesel, in gallons; and
T is the actual temperature of the
batch, in °F.
b. The
standardized volume of biodiesel at 60°F, in gallons, as calculated from
the use of the American Petroleum Institute Refined Products Table 6B, as
referenced in ASTM D1250-08 (Reapproved 2013), which is incorporated herein by
reference, or by comparable means that can be demonstrated to a verifier or the
Executive Officer to be consistent with these standard
methods.
3. For other
liquid fuels, the volume correction to standard conditions must be calculated
by the methods described in the American Petroleum Institute (API) Manual of
Petroleum Measurement Standards Chapter 11 - Physical Properties Data (May
2004), the ASTM Standard Guide for Use of the Petroleum Measurement Tables,
ASTM D1250-08 (Reapproved 2013), or the API Technical Data Book - Petroleum
Refining Chapter 6 - Density (Sixth Edition, April 1997), all three of which
are incorporated herein by reference, or by comparable means that can be
demonstrated to a verifier or the Executive Officer to be consistent with these
standard methods.
(C)
Fuel Pathway Allocation for Produced Fuel. If a fuel
production facility simultaneously processes multiple feedstocks, the producer
or fuel reporting entity must associate each portion of the total fuel produced
with processed feedstock during each reporting period (calendar quarter).
Feedstock quantities must not be counted more than once for any fuel produced.
The fuel reporting entity must use one of the following methods to allocate
feedstock to the quantities of produced fuel reported under each certified FPC.
1. The quantity of fuel reported for a fuel
pathway code must be determined using the following method:
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b. If
the actual quantity of fuel produced during a reporting period is greater than
the quantity calculated using a. above, and all feedstocks in inventory and
received by the production facility during the reporting period were included
in the fuel pathway application, the excess fuel must be reported under a fuel
pathway with the highest CI among all pathways certified for the fuel
production facility.
2.
Paragraph 1. above notwithstanding, a different allocation methodology may be
used with the Executive Officer approval. The methodology must be submitted to
the Executive Officer at the time of fuel pathway application and be included
in the monitoring plan for verifier's review.
3. Facilities with multiple certified fuel
pathways that do not use feedstock inventory accounting must include chemical
analysis data supporting the calculated yield (i.e. the converted fraction of
measured feedstock) in annual Fuel Pathway Reports. The producer or fuel
reporting entity must use the yield calculated from the most recent prior
analysis to determine the quantities of fuel to allocate to each
FPC.
(D)
Exports. If fuel reported in the LRT-CBTS is subsequently
exported out of California, the export must be reported in the LRT-CBTS by the
entity responsible for reporting export as described in subsection
95483(a).
1.
Reporting Fuel Blends.
When reporting export of fuel blends, the amount of each blendstock shall be
reported in the LRT-CBTS. If the accurate blend percentage of each blendstock
is not known then default blend percentage values provided on the LCFS web site
shall be used for reporting the exports. Default blend percentage values are
based on prior year average values.
2.
Substitute Pathways. When
an FPC is not available for reporting a fuel in the LRT-CBTS, a fuel reporting
entity must use the Substitute pathway corresponding to its fuel type, pursuant
to section
95488.9(d).
(2)
Specific Quarterly Reporting
Parameters for Natural Gas (including CNG, LNG, and L-CNG). For each
fueling facility to which CNG, LNG, and L-CNG, is supplied as a transportation
fuel:
(A) The quantity of fuel dispensed must
be reported per FSE, as set forth in section
95483.2(b), with
a certified FPC and with transaction type "NGV Fueling." For CNG and L-CNG, the
quantity of fuel dispensed (in Therms at Higher Heating Value (HHV)) per
reporting period separately for all light/medium-duty vehicles (LDV & MDV),
for heavy-duty vehicles with compression ignition engines (HDV-CIE), and for
heavy-duty vehicles with spark ignition engines (HDV-SIE). For LNG, the volume
of fuel dispensed (in gal) per reporting period separately for all LDV/MDV, for
HDV-CIE, and for HDV-SIE.
(B) For
Bio-CNG, Bio-LNG, and Bio-L-CNG: Biomethane production Company ID and Facility
ID.
(C) The total quantity of fuel,
summed across all FPCs, dispensed for transportation purpose through the FSE
during the reporting period.
(D)
When the vehicle application is unknown, for the purpose of reporting, a
fueling event of less than 3,500 MJ (30 gasoline gallon equivalents) of fuel
dispensed must be reported as NGV Fueling of LDV/MDV. A fueling event of 3,500
MJ or more must be reported as NGV Fueling of HDV.
(3)
Specific Quarterly Reporting
Parameters for Electricity used as a Transportation Fuel.
(A)
For Non-Metered Residential EV
charging.1. Within the first 45 days
after the end of the quarter, the EDU must provide the Executive Officer Daily
Average EV Electricity Use data for the calculation of credits for non-metered
charging from the prior quarter. The Executive Officer shall use the method set
forth in subsection
95486.1(c)(1), to
calculate any credits generated for the quarter and place them into the EDU's
LRT-CBTS account; and
2. The LSE
must use all credit proceeds to benefit current or future EV drivers in
California;
3. The LSE must educate
the public and customers on the benefits of EV transportation (including
environmental benefits and costs of EV charging, or total cost of ownership, as
compared to gasoline);
4. The LSE
must provide rate options that encourage off-peak charging and minimize adverse
impacts to the electrical grid;
5.
The LSE must include, in the Annual Compliance Report, the following
supplemental information: an itemized summary of efforts to meet requirements
1. through 3. above and costs associated with meeting the requirements.
Investor-owned utilities must also provide an unredacted copy of the annual
implementation report required under Order 4 of Public Utilities Commission of
California (PUC) Decision 14-12-083, or any successor PUC Decisions.
6. For claiming incremental credit for
non-metered residential charging, the LSE must be able to provide, upon request
of the Executive Officer: the VIN for each electric vehicle claimed and
evidence of EV vehicle registration and low-carbon electricity supply at the
same location.
7. A non-LSE credit
generator must use credit proceeds to benefit EV drivers and their customers,
and educate them about the benefits of EV transportation (including
environmental benefits and costs of EV charging, or total cost of ownership, as
compared to gasoline). The credit generator must include, in their Annual
Compliance Report, an itemized summary of efforts and costs associated with
meeting these requirements.
(B)
For Metered Residential EV
charging.1. For generating base
credits, the quantity of electricity (in kWh) used for residential EV charging
must be reported per FSE, as set forth in section
95483.2(b), using
the Lookup Table pathway for California Average Grid Electricity and with
transaction type "EV Charging - Grid."
2. For generating incremental credit for
low-CI electricity, the quantity of electricity (in kWh) used for residential
EV charging must be reported per FSE, as set forth in section
95483.2(b), using
a certified FPC and with transaction type "EV Charging - Non-Grid", and the
following requirements must be met:
a. The
reporting entity must be able to provide to the Executive Officer records, upon
request, demonstrating that the low-CI electricity is supplied (including
through book-and-claim accounting) to the same residences where the EV charging
is taking place and during the period for which incremental credits are
generated, and that any renewable energy certificates associated with the
low-CI electricity were retired in the WREGIS for the purpose of LCFS credit
generation;
b. Records must be
provided to the Executive Officer, upon request, demonstrating an EV is owned
or leased by an individual dwelling at the claimed residence; and
c. Only a single entity can generate
incremental credits using a low-CI pathway for the same FSE. If two or more
entities report for the same FSE to generate incremental credits, no
incremental credits will be issued for that FSE.
3. For generating incremental credit for
smart charging, the quantity of electricity (in kWh) used for residential EV
charging must be reported per FSE, as set forth in section
95483.2(b), using
the smart charging pathway CI values and with transaction type "EV Charging -
Smart Charging", and the following requirements must be met:
a. The quantity of electricity used for each
hourly window, as per Table 7-2 in section
95488.5(f), must
be reported;
b. The reporting
entity must be able to provide documentation showing the quantity of
electricity used during a reporting period broken down by hourly windows upon
request by the Executive Officer;
c. Only a single entity can generate
incremental credits for smart charging for the same FSE; and
d. Records must be provided to the Executive
Officer, upon request, demonstrating the FSE was enrolled in a Time-of-Use rate
plan during the reporting period, if offered by the
LSE.
(C)
For Non-Residential EV Charging.
1. For generating credit using grid
electricity, the quantity of electricity (in kWh) used for EV charging must be
reported per FSE, as set forth in section
95483.2(b), using
the Lookup Table pathway for California Average Grid Electricity and with
transaction type "EV Charging - Grid."
2. For generating credit using any low-CI
electricity, the quantity of electricity (in kWh) used for EV charging must be
reported per FSE, as set forth in section
95483.2(b), using
a certified FPC and with transaction type "EV Charging - Non-Grid", and the
following requirements must be met:
a. The
reporting entity must be able to provide to the Executive Officer records, upon
request, demonstrating that the low-CI electricity is supplied (including
through book-and-claim accounting) to the FSE during the period for which
incremental credits are generated, and that any renewable energy certificates
associated with the low-CI electricity were retired in the WREGIS for the
purpose of LCFS credit generation.
3. For generating credit for smart charging,
the quantity of electricity (in kWh) used for EV charging must be reported per
FSE, as set forth in section
95483.2(b), using
the smart charging pathway CI values and with transaction type "EV Charging -
Smart Charging", and the following requirements must be met:
a. The quantity of electricity used for each
hourly window, as per Table 7-2 in section
95488.5(f), must
be reported;
b. The reporting
entity must be able to provide documentation showing the quantity of
electricity used during a reporting period broken down by hourly windows upon
request by the Executive Officer; and
c. Records must be provided to the Executive
Officer, upon request, demonstrating the FSE was enrolled in a Time-of-Use rate
plan during the reporting period, if offered by the
LSE.
(D)
For Fixed Guideway Systems. The quantity of electricity used
for transit propulsion (in kWh) must be reported per FSE with a certified FPC
and with transaction type "Fixed Guideway Electricity Fueling." FSE ID is
assigned by system during the registration as specified in section
95843.2(b)(8).
(E)
For Electric Forklifts.
The quantity of electricity used (in kWh) must be reported per FSE with a
certified FPC and with transaction type "EV Forklifts Fueling." The quantity of
electricity used in electric forklifts may be determined as follows:
1. Quantity of electricity used during a
reporting period, as measured per FSE, as set forth in section
95483.2(b), and
with transaction type "Forklift Electricity Fueling", in the case of an
electric forklift fleet owner or its designee generating credits; or
2. Quantity of electricity estimated using
CARB approved methodology. The reporting entity must provide the number of
electric forklifts in the fleet for generating credits; or
3. When electric forklift credits are claimed
by an EDU, CARB staff will calculate the quantity of electricity supplied to
electric forklifts in the EDUs service territory during a reporting period for
the generation of credits. This reporting parameter is exempt from the
quarterly reporting deadlines set forth in section
95491(b).
(F)
For Electric Transport
Refrigeration Unit. The quantity of electricity (in kWh) dispensed
must be reported per FSE, as set forth in section
95483.2(b), with
a certified FPC and with transaction type "eTRU Fueling."
(G)
Electric Cargo Handling
Equipment. The quantity of electricity (in kWh) dispensed must be
reported per FSE, as set forth in section
95483.2(b), with
a certified FPC and with transaction type "eCHE Fueling."
(H)
Electric Power for Ocean-going
Vessel. The quantity of electricity (in kWh) dispensed must be
reported per FSE, as set forth in section
95483.2(b), with
a certified FPC and with transaction type "eOGV Fueling."
(I)
Other Electric Transportation
Applications. The quantity of electricity (in kWh) dispensed must be
reported per FSE with a certified FPC and with transaction type made available
by Executive Officer pursuant to section
95488.7.
(4)
Specific Quarterly Reporting
Parameters for Hydrogen Used as a Transportation Fuel.
(A) The quantity (in kg) of hydrogen fuel
dispensed per FSE, as set forth in section
95483.2(b), with
a certified FPC and with transaction type "FCV Fueling" by vehicle weight
category: LDV & MDV and HDV.
(B) For hydrogen fuel cell forklifts, the
amount of hydrogen fuel dispensed (in kg) per FSE with a certified FPC and with
transaction type "Forklift Hydrogen Fueling."
(C) Production Company ID and Facility
ID.
(D) For hydrogen reported with
a pathway that claims carbon intensity reductions for shifts in time of
electricity use for electrolytic hydrogen production, the quantity of
electricity (in kWh) used to produce hydrogen for each hourly window must be
reported with transaction type "FCV Fueling--Smart Electrolysis" and the
following requirements must be met:
a. The
quantity of electricity used for each hourly window, as per Table 7-2 in
section 95488.5(f), must
be reported; and
b. The reporting
entity must provide documentation showing the quantity of electricity used
during a reporting period broken down by hourly windows, upon request by the
Executive Officer.
(5)
Specific Quarterly Reporting
Parameters for Propane.
(A) The
quantity (in gal) of propane dispensed per FSE, as set forth in section
95483.2(b), with
a certified FPC and with transaction type "Propane Fueling."
(B) For renewable propane, the Production
Company ID and Facility ID.
(e)
Reporting Requirements for Annual
Compliance Reports. A fuel reporting entity and project operators must
submit an annual compliance report that aggregates the quarterly fuel
transactions reports and provides the additional information set forth below:
(1) LRT-CBTS generates an annual summary, for
each fuel reporting entity and project operator, that includes the following:
(A) The total credits and deficits generated
by the fuel reporting entity and project operator in the compliance period,
calculated in the LRT-CBTS as per sections
95486.1 and
95489;
(B) Any credits carried over from the
previous compliance period;
(C) Any
deficits carried over from the previous compliance period;
(D) The total credits acquired from another
entity;
(E) The total credits sold
or otherwise transferred;
(F) The
total credits retired within the LCFS to meet compliance obligation per section
95485; and
(G) Total credits acquired from or pledged
for sale into the CCM, if applicable;
(H) Total credits purchased as carryback
credits; and
(I) Any credits on
administrative hold.
(2)
A producer of CARBOB, gasoline, or diesel fuel must report, for each of its
refineries, the MCON or other crude oil name designation, amount (in gal), and
Country (or State) of origin for each crude supplied to the refinery during the
annual compliance period.
(3) All
pending credit transfers initiated during a compliance period must be completed
prior to submittal of the annual compliance report, if possible. If there is
still a pending outgoing credit transfer, the credits will be taken from the
account of the Seller that initiated the transfer and the annual compliance
report will reflect the adjusted credit balance. If there is a pending incoming
credit transfer, the Buyer's annual report will not reflect the balance until
the transfer is completed. Upon completion, the annual compliance report must
be reopened and resubmitted with the adjusted credit balance.
(4)
Attestations Regarding
Environmental Attributes for Biomethane. Entities reporting bio-CNG,
bio-LNG, and bio-L-CNG must submit the environmental attribute attestation
pursuant to section
95488.8(i)(2)(C)
along with the annual compliance report in the LRT-CBTS.
(f)
Significant Figures. A
regulated entity must report the following quantities as specified below:
(1) Carbon intensity, expressed to the same
number of significant figures as shown in Tables 7-1, and 9;
(2) Credits or deficits, expressed to the
nearest whole metric ton CO2 equivalent;
(3) Fuel amounts in units specified in
sections 95491(d) and (e),
expressed to the nearest whole unit applicable for that quantity; and
(4) Any other quantity must be expressed to
the nearest whole unit applicable for that quantity.
(g) A fuel reporting entity must maintain a
non-negative value for Total Obligated Amount and Total Amount, as defined in
section 95481, for each FPC as summed
across all quarterly data in the LRT-CBTS.
(h)
Correcting a Previously Submitted
Report. Upon discovery of an error, a fuel reporting entity may
request to have previously submitted quarterly reports for the current
compliance periods reopened for corrective edits and resubmittal by submitting
a Correction Request Form online in the LRT-CBTS. The fuel reporting entity is
required to provide justification for the report corrections and indicate the
specific corrections to be made to the report. Pursuant to section
95486(a)(2), no
credits may be claimed, and no deficits may be eliminated, retroactively for a
quarter for which the quarterly reporting deadline has passed. Each submitted
request is subject to Executive Officer review and approval. Permission to
correct a report does not preclude enforcement based on misreporting.
Table 11. Summary Checklist of Quarterly and
Annual Reporting Requirements.
|
Parameters to
Report |
Gasoline &
Diesel Fuel Blends |
Natural Gas &
Propane |
Electricity |
Hydrogen |
Neat Ethanol,
Biomass-Based Diesel Fuels, Alternative Jet Fuel & Other Alternative
Fuels |
|
For Quarterly
Reporting |
| Organization
FEIN | x | x | x | x | x |
| Reporting Period (year &
quarter) | x | x | x | x | x |
| Fuel Pathway
Code | x | x | x | x | x |
| Transaction
Type | x | x | x | x | x |
| * Transaction
Date | x | x | x | x | x |
| Business Partner (if
applicable) | x | x |
|
| x |
| Production Company ID and Facility
ID | x** | x** | n/a | x | x** |
| Fueling Supply Equipment
ID | n/a | x | x | x | n/a |
| Vehicle Identifier (if
applicable) | n/a | n/a | x | n/a | n/a |
| Aggregated Transaction Indicator
(T/F) | x | x | n/a | x | x |
| Fuel
Application | x | x | x | x | x |
| Amount of each gasoline and diesel
blendstock | x | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a |
| Amount of each fuel used as gasoline or diesel
replacement | n/a | x | x | x | x |
| Amount of each fuel used as a jet fuel
replacement | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | x |
| MCON or other crude oil name designation, volume
(in gal), and country (or state) of origin for each crude supplied to the
refinery | x | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a |
| ***Credits and Deficits generated per year
(MT) | x | x | x | x | x |
| ***Credits/deficits carried over from the
previous year (MT), if
any | x | x | x | x | x |
| ***Credits acquired from another entity (MT), if
any | x | x | x | x | x |
| ***Credits sold to another entity (MT), if
any | x | x | x | x | x |
| ***Credits pledged for sale into CCM (MT), if
any | x | x | x | x | x |
| ***Credits retired within LCFS (MT) to meet
compliance obligation, if
any | x | x | x | x | x |
| MCON or other crude oil name designation, volume
(in gal), and country (or state) of origin for each crude supplied to the
refinery | x | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a |
* Same as Title Transfer Date; For Aggregated
Transactions enter the last day of the reporting period.
** Does not apply to CARBOB, Diesel Fuel,
Fossil Propane, or Fossil NG.
*** Value will be calculated, stored and
displayed in the LRT-CBTS.
Table 12. Annual Compliance
Calendar.
| February 14 | Upload all Q4 fuel
transactions data in the LRT-CBTS and begin any needed reconciliation with
business partners; Electrical Distribution Utility (EDU) that has opted into
LCFS provide the data relevant to the calculation of base credits for
non-metered EV charging for the prior quarter |
| March 31 | Submit final Q4 fuel
transactions report; Submit Q4 Crude Oil Reports (MCON Reports) |
| March 31 | Annual Fuel Pathway Reports are
due to the Executive Officer |
| First Monday of April | Call for credits to
be pledged into the Credit Clearance Market (CCM); the new maximum price for
credits is published |
| April 30 | Submit final Annual Compliance
Report for preceding year; demonstrate compliance; voluntary pledge of credits
for sale into CCM |
| April 30 | Compliance Plan Implementation
Report due if entity has an Approved Compliance Plan |
| April 30 | Annual Crude Oil Reports (MCON
Reports) are due to the Executive Officer |
| May 15 | Upload all Q1 fuel transactions
data in the LRT-CBTS and begin any needed reconciliation with business
partners; EDU that has opted into LCFS provide the data relevant to the
calculation of base credits for non-metered EV charging for the prior
quarter |
| May 15 | Executive Officer announces
whether CCM will occur |
| June 1 | Executive Officer posts list of
CCM buyers and sellers |
| June 1 | CCM for prior compliance year, if
one occurs, opens and remains in effect until it closes on August
30th |
| June 1 | New maximum credit price for all
LCFS credit transactions goes into effect |
| June 30 | Submit final Q1 fuel transactions
report; Submit Q1 Crude Oil Reports (MCON Reports) |
| August 14 | Upload all Q2 fuel transactions
data in the LRT-CBTS and begin any needed reconciliation with business
partners; EDU that has opted into LCFS provide the data relevant to the
calculation of base credits for non-metered EV charging for the prior
quarter |
| August 30 | CCM for prior compliance year
closes |
| August 31 | Entities that bought and sold
credits in the CCM submit amended Annual Compliance Report |
| August 31 | Entities that participated in
two consecutive CCMs submit a Compliance Plan |
| August 31 | Verification Statements for
Fuel Pathway Reports, Quarterly Fuel Transactions Reports, and Quarterly and
Annual Crude Oil Reports are due to the Executive Officer |
| September 30 | Submit final Q2 fuel
transactions report; Submit Q2 Crude Oil Reports (MCON Reports) |
| November 14 | Upload all Q3 fuel
transactions data in the LRT-CBTS and begin any needed reconciliation with
business partners; EDU that has opted into LCFS provide the data relevant to
the calculation of base credits for non-metered EV charging for the prior
quarter |
| December 31 | Submit final Q3 fuel
transactions report; Submit Q3 Crude Oil Reports (MCON Reports) |
1. New
section filed 11-16-2015; operative 1-1-2016 (Register 2015, No.
47).
2. Amendment of section heading and section, including
redesignation of former subsections (b)-(e) as new section
95491.1, filed 1-4-2019; operative
1-4-2019 pursuant to Government Code section
11343.4(b)(3)
(Register 2019, No. 1).
3. Amendment of Table 12 within subsection
(h) filed 5-27-2020; operative 7-1-2020 (Register 2020, No.
22).
Note: Authority cited: Sections
38510,
38530,
38560,
38560.5,
38571,
38580,
39600,
39601,
41510,
41511
and
43018,
Health and Safety Code; 42
U.S.C. section 7545; and Western Oil and Gas
Ass'n v. Orange County Air Pollution Control District, 14 Cal.3d 411, 121
Cal.Rptr. 249 (1975). Reference: Sections
38501,
38510,
39515,
39516,
38571,
38580,
39000,
39001,
39002,
39003,
39515,
39516,
41510,
41511
and
43000,
Health and Safety Code; Section
25000.5,
Public Resources Code; and Western Oil and Gas Ass'n v. Orange County Air
Pollution Control District, 14 Cal.3d 411, 121 Cal.Rptr. 249
(1975).
