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This bill requires the State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission to work with stakeholders to identify reportable pipelines by December 31, 2026. Starting March 30, 2027, operators of these reportable pipelines (defined as pipelines delivering crude oil to California refineries that would cause a significant reduction in crude oil supply if closed) must submit monthly reports to the commission. These reports must include details such as minimum and maximum operating volumes for safe crude oil transport, daily crude oil delivery volume, daily operational hours, maximum nameplate capacity, and maximum available capacity. The bill extends existing civil penalty provisions to operators who fail to provide this information and allows them to request that certain submitted information be kept confidential. Additionally, the bill requires the commission to determine what constitutes a "significant reduction" in crude oil supply and work with stakeholders to identify which pipelines meet the reportable pipeline definition. The legislation aims to improve transparency and monitoring of critical crude oil transportation infrastructure in California while protecting sensitive business information.

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

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