Plain English Breakdown
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Exemption for Bulk Petroleum Facilities
This bill removes most oil storage and processing sites from a list called 'large energy use facilities,' unless they start doing other types of work after the law takes effect.
What This Bill Does
- Changes the definition of 'large energy use facility' to leave out bulk petroleum sites.
- Exempts places that store, process, refine, or transfer crude oil and fuel in large amounts.
- Includes refineries within this exemption from being called a large energy use facility.
- Removes the exemption if a site adds new uses unrelated to handling oil after the law starts.
Who It Names or Affects
- Facilities that store, process, refine, or transfer crude petroleum in bulk quantities
- Refineries operating under current rules
Terms To Know
- Large energy use facility
- A specific category of sites defined by the law that usually face certain reporting or regulation requirements.
- Bulk petroleum facilities
- Sites that handle large amounts of crude oil or finished fuel products, such as refineries and storage tanks.
Limits and Unknowns
- The exact date the law takes effect is not listed in this text.
- It does not say what specific rules apply if a facility adds new uses that make it meet other size limits.