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This bill requires the State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission to work with stakeholders to identify "reportable pipelines" - which are pipelines that deliver crude oil to California refineries - by December 31, 2026. Starting March 30, 2027, operators of these reportable pipelines must submit monthly reports to the commission detailing specific operational information, including minimum and maximum operating volumes, daily crude oil delivery volumes, hours of operation, maximum nameplate capacity, and maximum available capacity. The bill extends existing civil penalty provisions to pipeline operators who fail to provide this information and allows them to request confidentiality for sensitive data. The commission is also tasked with defining what constitutes a "significant reduction" in crude oil delivery that would trigger a pipeline being classified as reportable. The legislative findings emphasize that these reporting requirements are designed to protect sensitive business information and trade secrets while providing the state with critical insights into transportation fuel infrastructure and supply chains.

Agriculture and Natural Resources, Budget and Finance, Transportation and Infrastructure

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