5900-293 RFS2 Renewable Biomass Report

Renewable Fuel Standards Biointermediates Program (Proposed Rule)

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Renewable Fuel Standards Biointermediates Program

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Renewable fuel Standard (RFS2) Report Instructions

RFS2 Renewable Biomass Report

Report Form ID: RFS0802

OMB Control No. 2060-0640

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The RFS0802 RFS2 Renewable Biomass Report is for RIN-generating producers and importers and biointermediate producers to provide supplemental feedstock information for feedstocks used to produce biointermediates, renewable fuels and generate RINs under RFS2.


Any producer or importer, except those subject to the aggregate approach in 80.1454(g),that generates RINs or produces biointermediate for the production of renewable fuels for which RINs will be generated during a given quarter for renewable fuel made from feedstocks or biointermediates that are or are derived from planted crops and crop residue from existing agricultural land, planted trees or tree residue from actively managed tree plantations, slash or precommercial thinnings from forestlands, or biomass obtained from areas at risk of wildfire, shall summarize and submit information verifying that the feedstocks meet the definition of renewable biomass, as required in 80.1451(d).


RIN-generating renewable fuel producers and biointermediate producers reporting for more than one registered production facility and importers reporting for more than one registered foreign facility must submit data for each facility on separate report rows.


Reports must be submitted individually for each separate plot of land from which feedstocks were harvested, and additional electronic files that identify each plot of land by coordinates of the points defining the boundaries of each plot simultaneously submitted.


This report is due quarterly: first quarter (January March) reports are due June 1; second quarter (April

June) reports are due September 1; third quarter (July September) reports are due December 1; fourth quarter (October December) reports are due March 31.


Several fields were updated to include the term “biointermediate producer”. No other changes were made compared to the RFS0801.


Please check the RFS reporting web site for updated instructions and templates:

https://www.epa.gov/fuels-registration-reporting-and-compliance-help/how-report-quarterly-and-annually-renewable-fuel


For information on submitting this report using EPA’s Central Data Exchange (CDX) visit:

https://www.epa.gov/fuels-registration-reporting-and-compliance-help/user-guides-otaqdcfuel-central-data-exchange-cdx



Field

No.



Field Name



Units



Field Formats, Codes, & Special Instructions

1

Report Form ID


AAAAAAA; Character.

RFS0802: Form ID for the RFS2 Renewable Biomass

Report

2

Report Type


A; Character. Indicate whether this is the original report or a resubmission. Submit only one Original report, submit any corrections or updates as Resubmission(s):


O: Original

R: Resubmission

3

CBI


A; Character. Specify if the data contained within the report is being claimed as Confidential Business Information (CBI) under 40 CFR Part 2, subpart B:


Y: Confidential Business Information

N: Non-Confidential Business Information

4

Report Date


MM/DD/YYYY; Character. Enter the date the original or resubmitted report is submitted.

5

Report Year


YYYY; Character. Indicate the compliance period (year)

of the report.

6

Company/Entity ID


AAAA; Number. Enter the four-digit, EPA-assigned company/entity ID.

7

Company Name


AAAAAAA; Character (125 Max). The reporting partys name (Your company name).

8

Foreign Company

ID


AAAAA; Character. Enter the four-digit, EPA-assigned foreign company ID whose feedstocks are not subject to the aggregate approach.

Note: Domestic renewable fuel producers and biointermediate producers enter NA.

9

Foreign Company

Name


AAAAAAA; Character (125 Max). The foreign companys name whose feedstocks are not subject to the aggregate approach.

Note: Domestic renewable fuel producers and biointermediate producers enter NA.

10

Foreign Company

Facility ID


AAAAA; Character.. Enter the five-digit, EPA-assigned foreign companys facility ID whose feedstocks are not subject to the aggregate approach.


If more than one facility is being reported, a separate row for each facility is required.

Note: Domestic renewable fuel producers and biointermediate producers enter NA.

11

Compliance Period

Code


AA; Character. Indicate the compliance period for which the information is being reported. Month ranges are provided below to assist in labeling quarters:


Q1: First Quarter (January March) Q2: Second Quarter (April June) Q3: Third Quarter (July September)

Q4: Fourth Quarter/Annual (October December)

12

Facility ID


AAAAA; Number. Producers and Importers who generate

RINs must reference individual facility ID numbers. Please include all preceding zeros in five digit facility ID numbers.

##### : The five Character EPA-assigned facility ID

If more than one facility is being reported, a separate row for each facility is required.

13

Feedstock

Location Name


AAAAAAA; Character (125 Max). The feedstock

location name (e.g. name of the farm, forest or tree plantation). You may only enter in one feedstock location per row.

14

Feedstock from the

Location


999; Number. Indicate code(s) corresponding to the

feedstock(s) for fuel.

Notes: You may only enter in one feedstock per row. Biointermediate producers enter the fuel type for which the biointermediate is intended for use.

Biodiesel and/or Non-ester Renewable Diesel

230: Algal Oil

200: Non-food grade corn oil

240: Oil from Annual Covercrops

210: Soybean Oil

160: Biogenic Waste Oils/Fats/Greases

360: Canola Oil

Cellulosic (Diesel, Ethanol, Heating Oil, Jet Fuel, and/or

Naphtha)

70: Cellulosic Biomass Agricultural Residues

250: Cellulosic Biomass Annual Cover Crops

260: Cellulosic Biomass - Forest Product Residues

270: Cellulosic Biomass - Forest Thinnings

90: Cellulosic Biomass Miscanthus

220: Cellulosic Biomass - Separated Municipal Solid

Waste

280: Cellulosic Biomass - Separated Food Wastes

140: Cellulosic Biomass - Separated Yard Wastes

290: Cellulosic Biomass Slash

80: Cellulosic Biomass Switchgrass

Ethanol and/or Butanol

300: Starch - Agricultural Residues

310: Starch - Annual Covercrops

10: Starch Corn

120: Sugarcane

Biogas

320: Manure Digesters

330: Landfills

340: Sewage and Waste Treatment Plants

Ethanol, Renewable Diesel, Heating oil, Jet Fuel, and/or

Naphtha

350: Non-Cellulosic Portions of Separated Food Wastes


Note: Each feedstock must be reported on separate report rows.

15

Feedstock

Quantity


9999999999; Number. Enter the total quantity of feedstock that was used for renewable fuel or biointermediate production that was from the specified location.

16

Feedstock

Quantity Units


999; Number. Enter the Feedstock Quantity Units:

10: Cubic Feet

20: 100 Cubic Feet

30: 1,000,000 Cubic Feet

40: Gallon

50: Liter

60: Short Ton

70: Cubic Meters

80: Therm

90: Decatherm

100: Bushel

110: Pounds

17

Documentation

File Name


AAAAAAA; Character (100 Max). Please enter the file name of electronic documentation that will be submitted with this report to identify the land by coordinates of the points defining the boundaries from which the feedstock was harvested, pursuant to 80.1451(d)(2). Please make sure to include the file extension name (e.g. .doc, .xls,.zip). If an additional document is not included, enter

NA.”


Sample report line:

RFS0802,O,Y,11/15/2010,2010,1234,Sample Company Inc”, 9999, “Foreign Company Name, 99991, Q3,99999,Sample Farm 1, 210, 5000, 40, electronic coordinates.zip



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Send comments on the Agency's need for this information, the accuracy of the provided burden estimates, and any suggested methods for minimizing respondent burden, including through the use of automated collection techniques to the Director, Collection Strategies Division, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (2822), 1200 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Washington, D.C. 20460. Include the OMB control number in any correspondence. Do not send the completed form to this address.



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