New York Codes, Rules and Regulations
Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Subtitle BB - State Energy Office
Chapter III - State Energy Planning Proceeding
Subchapter C - Plans Of Major Energy Suppliers
Part 7862 - Biogas, Biofuel, And Biomass Plans
Section 7862.2 - Information requirements
Universal Citation: 9 NY Comp Codes Rules and Regs ยง 7862.2
Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 39, September 25, 2024
(a) For major biomass suppliers or processors, the following information may be required, as available:
(1) facility annual
production or process capacity;
(2)
the total volume(s) and prices of biomass, by product, annually supplied or
processed in New York State and intended for in-state and out-of-state sale for
the planning period;
(3) the total
volume(s) and prices of biomass, by product, annually supplied or processed in
New York State and intended for in-state and out-of-state use for the planning
period;
(4) the type(s), volume,
origin (such as in-state or out-of-state), and prices paid for feedstock used
to supply or process the end-product;
(5) the type(s), volume, and market prices
earned for co-products such as but not limited to distiller grains;
(6) the acreage of land used to produce each
feedstock, such as but not limited to corn and soy;
(7) the use of the land prior to feedstock
production;
(8) the quantities of
products used in the production of each feedstock such as but not limited to
fertilizer, limestone, herbicides, pesticides, and diesel fuel;
(9) type and quantities of energy and water
used and emissions generated to manufacture or process the end-product and/or
any co-products;
(10) the total
current storage capacities for biomass in the State by county and the means by
which these facilities can be filled such as but not limited to barge,
pipeline, rail, and truck;
(11) a
description of expansion projects, including significant modifications to
existing facilities, to serve New York for which all Federal, State, and local
approvals have been obtained, but which have not yet been completed;
(12) a description of the conversion
process;
(13) effects of biomass on
operational equipment such as engines or boilers.
(b) For major biogas or biofuel producers, the following information may be required, as available:
(1) facility annual production or process
capacity;
(2) the total volume(s)
and prices of biogas and biofuels, by product, annually supplied or processed
in New York State and intended for in-state and out-of-state sale for the
planning period;
(3) the total
volume(s) and prices of biogas and biofuels, by product, annually supplied or
processed in New York State and intended for in-state and out-of-state use for
the planning period;
(4) the
type(s), volume, origin (such as in-state or out-of-state), and prices paid for
feedstock used to supply or process the end-product;
(5) the type(s), volume, and market prices
earned for co-products such as but not limited to distiller grains;
(6) the acreage of land used to produce each
feedstock (e.g., corn, soy, biomass);
(7) the use of the land prior to feedstock
production;
(8) the quantities of
products used in the production of each feedstock, such as but not limited to
fertilizer, limestone, herbicides, pesticides, diesel fuel;
(9) type and quantities of energy and water
used and emissions generated to manufacture or process the end-product and/or
any co-products;
(10) the total
current storage capacities for biogas and biofuels in the State by county and
the means by which these facilities can be filled such as but not limited to
barge, pipeline, rail, and truck;
(11) a description of expansion projects,
including significant modifications to existing facilities, to serve New York
for which all Federal, State, and local approvals have been obtained, but which
have not yet been completed;
(12) a
description of the conversion process;
(13) effects of biogas and biofuels on
operational equipment such as engines or boilers.
(c) For biogas, biofuel, and biomass research and development, the following research and development information may be required:
(1) a statement of research and
development plans, including objectives and programs in the areas of new energy
technologies;
(2) recent results of
such programs undertaken or funded to date; and
(3) an assessment of the potential impacts of
such results.
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