Minnesota Administrative Rules
Agency 138 - Public Utilities Commission
Chapter 7853 - CERTIFICATE OF NEED; PETROLEUM FACILITY
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR LARGE PETROLEUM PIPELINES
Part 7853.0510 - HISTORICAL ENERGY DATA

Universal Citation: MN Rules 7853.0510

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 13, September 23, 2024

Subpart 1. Products, usage, and suppliers.

For the geographical area to be served by the proposed facility, the applicant shall provide the following:

A. a list of the petroleum products by major categories (such as crude oil, gasoline, fuel oil, and so forth) transported or distributed by the applicant in that geographical area during the five most recent calendar years;

B. for each category listed in response to item A and for each of the five most recent calendar years, a list of the annual and peak day quantities transported or distributed in the appropriate units of measure;

C. a list of sources of supply of petroleum products for transportation or distribution during the five most recent calendar years, designated as either in-state or as out-of-state, the dates and durations of the contracts with the 25 largest suppliers or shippers, the categories of petroleum products and quantities involved, and for sources of crude oil, the geographical areas of origin of the crude oil; and

D. for each of the five most recent calendar years and for each category of petroleum product, the percentage of in-state delivery of the annual amounts given in response to item B.

Subp. 2. Facilities; maps.

List each large oil or LPG storage facility location, gas plant, large pipeline facility, and oil refinery associated with the transportation or distribution of the categories of petroleum products named in response to subpart 1, item A. Provide maps that represent the locations and interconnections of these facilities.

Subp. 3. Use of design capacity.

For each large energy facility or location listed in response to subpart 2, located in Minnesota and owned or operated by the applicant, provide the average percentage of use of its full design capacity during the summer season and during the winter season.

Statutory Authority: MS s 216B.08; 216B.2421; 216B.243; 216C.10

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