Haw. Code R. tit. 15, Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism, ch. 35 - ETHANOL CONTENT IN GASOLINE

  1. § 15-35-1 - Purpose
  2. § 15-35-2 - Definitions
  3. § 15-35-3 - Schedule of ethanol content requirement
  4. § 15-35-4 - Minimum ethanol content requirement
  5. § 15-35-5 - Monitoring of ethanol content
  6. § 15-35-6 - Ethanol based additives
  7. § 15-35-7 - Monthly reporting requirements of distributors
  8. § 15-35-8 - Opportunity for quarterly reporting by distributors
  9. § 15-35-9 - Request for an exemption
  10. § 15-35-10 - Process for requesting an exemption
  11. § 15-35-11 - Violations
  12. § 15-35-12 - Severability
  13. § 15-35-13 - Referral to attorney general

Notes

Haw. Code R. tit. 15, Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism, ch. 35
The mandate requiring blending of ten per cent ethanol in motor fuel in the State was originally introduced in 1994 through Act 199. The ethanol mandate language in Act 199 became part of chapter 486E, Hawaii Revised Statutes. Chapter 486E was replaced in 1997 by Chapter 486J, Hawaii Revised Statutes. Substantive changes relative to the ethanol blending mandate have been made to incorporate provisions of Act 77, SLH 2002, which amended chapter 486J, Hawaii Revised Statutes, by: 1) requiring the "petroleum commissioner" to refer intentional violations to the attorney general, who may exercise appropriate legal or equitable remedies available to the State; and 2) changing references to the department and the director of business, economic development, and tourism in the Petroleum Reporting Act to the "petroleum commissioner", who is to be the head of the department's energy, resources, and technology division.

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