2000 CFR Title 40, Volume 11

Title 40--Protection of Environment CHAPTER I--ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY PART 80--REGULATION OF FUELS AND FUEL ADDITIVES
	80.1	Scope.
	80.2	Definitions.
	80.3	Test methods.
	80.4	Right of entry; tests and inspections.
	80.5	Penalties.
	80.7	Requests for information.
	80.22	Controls and prohibitions.
	80.23	Liability for violations.
	80.24	Controls applicable to motor vehicle manufacturers.
	80.26	Confidentiality of information.
	80.27	Controls and prohibitions on gasoline volatility.
	80.28	Liability for violations of gasoline volatility controls and prohibitions.
	80.29	Controls and prohibitions on diesel fuel quality.
	80.30	Liability for violations of diesel fuel control and prohibitions.
	80.32	Controls applicable to liquefied petroleum gas retailers and wholesale purchaser-consumers.
	80.33	Controls applicable to natural gas retailers and wholesale purchaser-consumers.
	80.35	Labeling of retail gasoline pumps; oxygenated gasoline.
	80.40	Fuel certification procedures.
	80.41	Standards and requirements for compliance.
	80.42	Simple emissions model.
	80.45	Complex emissions model.
	80.46	Measurement of reformulated gasoline fuel parameters.
	80.48	Augmentation of the complex emission model by vehicle testing.
	80.49	Fuels to be used in augmenting the complex emission model through vehicle testing.
	80.50	General test procedure requirements for augmentation of the emission models.
	80.51	Vehicle test procedures.
	80.52	Vehicle preconditioning.
	80.55	Measurement methods for benzene and 1,3-butadiene.
	80.56	Measurement methods for formaldehyde and acetaldehyde.
	80.59	General test fleet requirements for vehicle testing.
	80.60	Test fleet requirements for exhaust emission testing.
	80.62	Vehicle test procedures to place vehicles in emitter group sub-fleets.
	80.65	General requirements for refiners, importers, and oxygenate blenders.
	80.66	Calculation of reformulated gasoline properties.
	80.67	Compliance on average.
	80.68	Compliance surveys.
	80.69	Requirements for downstream oxygenate blending.
	80.70	Covered areas.
	80.71	Descriptions of VOC-control regions.
	80.72	Procedures for opting out of the covered areas.
	80.73	Inability to produce conforming gasoline in extraordinary circumstances.
	80.74	Recordkeeping requirements.
	80.75	Reporting requirements.
	80.76	Registration of refiners, importers or oxygenate blenders.
	80.77	Product transfer documentation.
	80.78	Controls and prohibitions on reformulated gasoline.
	80.79	Liability for violations of the prohibited activities.
	80.80	Penalties.
	80.81	Enforcement exemptions for California gasoline.
	80.83	Renewable oxygenate requirements.
	80.90	Conventional gasoline baseline emissions determination.
	80.91	Individual baseline determination.
	80.92	Baseline auditor requirements.
	80.93	Individual baseline submission and approval.
	80.94	Requirements for gasoline produced at foreign refineries.
	80.101	Standards applicable to refiners and importers.
	80.102	Controls applicable to blendstocks.
	80.103	Registration of refiners and importers.
	80.104	Recordkeeping requirements.
	80.105	Reporting requirements.
	80.106	Product transfer documents.
	80.125	Attest engagements.
	80.126	Definitions.
	80.127	Sample size guidelines.
	80.128	Agreed upon procedures for refiners and importers.
	80.129	Agreed upon procedures for downstream oxygenate blenders.
	80.130	Agreed upon procedures reports.
	80.140	Definitions.
	80.141	Interim detergent gasoline program.
	80.155	Interim detergent program controls and prohibitions.
	80.156	Liability for violations of the interim detergent program controls and prohibitions.
	80.157	Volumetric additive reconciliation (``VAR''), equipment calibration, and recordkeeping requirements.
	80.158	Product transfer documents (PTDs).
	80.159	Penalties.
	80.160	Exemptions.
	80.161	Detergent additive certification program.
	80.162	Additive compositional data.
	80.163	Detergent certification options.
	80.164	Certification test fuels.
	80.165	Certification test procedures and standards.
	80.166	Carburetor deposit control performance test and test fuel guidelines.
	80.167	Confirmatory testing.
	80.168	Detergent certification program controls and prohibitions.
	80.169	Liability for violations of the detergent certification program controls and prohibitions.
	80.170	Volumetric additive reconciliation (VAR), equipment calibration, and recordkeeping requirements.
	80.171	Product transfer documents (PTDs).
	80.172	Penalties.
	80.173	Exemptions.
	80.174	Addresses.
	80.190	Who must register with EPA under the sulfur program?
	80.195	What are the gasoline sulfur standards for refiners and importers?
	80.200	What gasoline is subject to the sulfur standards and requirements?
	80.205	How is the annual refinery or importer average and corporate pool average sulfur level determined?
	80.210	What sulfur standards apply to gasoline downstream from refineries and importers?
	80.212	What requirements apply to oxygenate blenders?
	80.215	What is the scope of the geographic phase-in program?
	80.216	What standards apply to gasoline produced or imported for use in the GPA?
	80.217	How does a refiner or importer apply for the GPA standards?
	80.219	Designation and downstream requirements for GPA gasoline.
	80.220	What are the downstream standards for GPA gasoline?
	80.225	What is the definition of a small refiner?
	80.230	Who is not eligible for the hardship provisions for small refiners?
	80.235	How does a refiner obtain approval as a small refiner?
	80.240	What are the small refiner gasoline sulfur standards?
	80.245	How does a small refiner apply for a sulfur baseline?
	80.250	How is the small refiner sulfur baseline and volume determined?
	80.255	Compliance plans and demonstration of commitment to produce low sulfur gasoline.
	80.260	What are the procedures and requirements for obtaining a hardship extension?
	80.265	How will the EPA approve or disapprove a hardship extension application?
	80.270	Can a refiner seek temporary relief from the requirements of this subpart?
	80.275	How are allotments generated and used?
	80.285	Who may generate credits under the ABT program?
	80.290	How does a refiner apply for a sulfur baseline?
	80.295	How is a refinery sulfur baseline determined?
	80.305	How are credits generated during the time period 2000 through 2003?
	80.310	How are credits generated beginning in 2004?
	80.315	How are credits used and what are the limitations on credit use?
	80.330	What are the sampling and testing requirements for refiners and importers?
	80.335	What gasoline sample retention requirements apply to refiners and importers?
	80.340	What standards and requirements apply to refiners producing gasoline by blending blendstocks into previously certified gasoline (PCG)?
	80.350	What alternative sulfur standards and requirements apply to importers who transport gasoline by truck?
	80.365	What records must be kept?
	80.370	What are the sulfur reporting requirements?
	80.374	What if a refiner or importer is unable to produce gasoline conforming to the requirements of this subpart?
	80.375	What requirements apply to California gasoline?
	80.380	What are the requirements for obtaining an exemption for gasoline used for research, development or testing purposes?
	80.385	What acts are prohibited under the gasoline sulfur program?
	80.390	What evidence may be used to determine compliance with the prohibitions and requirements of this subpart and liability for violations of this subpart?
	80.395	Who is liable for violations under the gasoline sulfur program?
	80.400	What defenses apply to persons deemed liable for a violation of a prohibited act?
	80.405	What penalties apply under this subpart?
	80.410	What are the additional requirements for gasoline produced at foreign refineries having individual small refiner sulfur baselines, foreign refineries granted temporary relief under 80.270, or baselines for generating credits during 2000 through 2003?
	80.415	What are the attest engagement requirements for gasoline sulfur compliance applicable to refiners and importers?