Louisiana Administrative Code
Title 43 - NATURAL RESOURCES
Part V - Office of Mineral Resources
Chapter 5 - Mineral Resources
Subchapter C - Royalty Crude Oil
Section V-535 - Application Requirements [Formerly LAC 43:I.935]
Universal Citation: LA Admin Code V-535
Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 9, September 20, 2024
A. A refiner desiring to purchase or process state royalty oil shall file an application with the Office of Mineral Resources with an original and 10 copies containing the following information:
1. the full name and address of the
applicant;
2. a detailed statement
showing the applicant's qualifications to be certified a Louisiana refiner
pursuant to
§933 of these regulations, attested to by
affidavit;
3. the capacity of the
refinery to be supplied;
4. a
tabulation for each of the last 12 months of operation, or since start-up date
if less than 12 months, or projection for the next 12 months, of refining
capability, of the amount of the thru-put capacity, the source and grades of
crude oil refined or refinable, and the kind, amount and percentage of the
principle fuel products produced;
5. if applicable, the amount and source of
methanol and ethanol production available to applicant including identification
of the sources of agricultural products used to produce such methanol and
ethanol;
6. a plan of procedure
setting forth in detail the mechanisms proposed to be employed to dispose of
refined products in the state and to accommodate the state in the event that it
exercises its rights of first refusal, together with any approvals from the
federal government which may be necessary to carry out such
disposition;
7. a complete
disclosure of applicant's affiliation, and the nature thereof, with any other
producer and refiner;
8. the
minimum amount of royalty oil requested and the state lease or leases applicant
believes offer a potential source of royalty oil, if known;
9. a list of all customers to whom products
were sold in the current and previous year and all customers required to be
supplied pursuant to federal law or regulations, including such customer's
address and type of products purchased;
10. a contingency plan for handling of the
state's royalty crude in the event that a force majeure event occurs disrupting
normal operations;
11. such other
information as the State Mineral Board may by appropriate notice require for
such applications.
AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 30:143.
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