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02-29-2016 by NATSO Senate Panel Examines RFS

The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee last week heard testimony discussing the current state of the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) program. At the hearing, critics of the RFS argued that the assumptions upon which the program is based — i.e., continuously increasing motor fuel demand — are no longer valid and that the RFS should therefore be repealed or substantially revised. RFS supporters testified that the program is needed to increase the amount of renewable fuels in the United States, and said EPA was wrong to lower the statutory volume obligations for the 2016 compliance period.

02-29-2016
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02-11-2016 by NATSO RFS Litigation Update

The American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM) filed a lawsuit challenging Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) final Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) rule establishing renewable volume obligations for 2014-2016 and biomass-based diesel obligations for 2017 alleging that the agency’s annual volume obligations are unlawfully high.
In addition, several entities are jockeying to intervene in a separate lawsuit filed by the ethanol industry challenging EPA’s RFS rule. That suit alleges that the agency’s annual volume obligations are unlawfully low.

02-11-2016
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10-16-2015 by NATSO New Underground Storage Tank (UST) Rule In Effect

NATSO members are reminded that the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Underground Storage Tank Rule went into effect Oct. 13. This deadline is significant for 12 states – Alaska, Arizona, California, Florida, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Wisconsin and Wyoming – and the territories of Guam, Samoa and the North Mariana Islands — which do not have EPA-approved state UST programs. In these states and territories, tank owners are now subject to the EPA’s updated UST regulations, as well as applicable state requirements.

10-16-2015
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10-05-2015 by NATSO EPA Issues New Ozone Standard

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued a final rule establishing ground-level ozone standards under the Clean Air Act. The rule, which did not go as far as the environmental community had hoped, is likely to affect fuel retailers in a variety of ways, primarily by injecting more heterogeneity into the motor fuels market, leading to increased costs of supply and ultimately higher prices at the pump.

10-05-2015
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06-23-2015 by NATSO EPA Issues New UST Requirements

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on June 22 issued final underground storage tank system testing and inspection regulations, marking the first significant revision to the regulations since they were issued in 1988.

06-23-2015

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