(1) fuel oxygen content or fuel volatility; or
(2) the composition of fuels necessary to implement section 7586 of
the Act; or
(3) the composition of fuels necessary to implement section 7507 of
the Act if such fuel standard is adopted and implemented regionally
pursuant to agreement with any three states sharing a boundary with New
York; or
(4) the composition of fuels if the commissioner finds that no other
measures would bring about timely attainment or maintenance of a
national primary or secondary ambient air quality standard for which New
York state must file a state implementation plan pursuant to the Act, or
that other existing and technically possible measures are unreasonably
costly or impracticable and the commissioner has included such measure
in the implementation plan pursuant to section 7410 of the Act.
b. No provision of this subdivision shall be deemed to authorize the
use of methyl tertiary butyl ether as an oxygenate in any motor fuel
imported into, or sold or offered for sale in this state.
4. Any final order or determination or other final action by the
commissioner and the validity or reasonableness of any code, rule or
regulation promulgated by the department pursuant to this article shall
be subject to review as provided in article seventy-eight of the civil
practice law and rules; provided however, the department may establish
by regulation a ninety day statute of limitations for review of final
permit actions by the commissioner pursuant to section 19-0311 of this
title, if required to maintain compliance with the Act.
5. The department shall certify emission reduction credits and
establish an emission reduction credit registry. Such registry shall
identify emission reduction credits, that are certified by, or used in,
New York state. Prior to certifying credits, the department shall
publish notice and provide the opportunity for public comment, pursuant
to article seventy of this chapter, on the proposed modification of a
source's permit to reflect that emission reductions will be certified as
emission reduction credits. The department shall provide information
regarding the availability of such certified emission reduction credits
to any person upon request. The department shall, to the extent
consistent with any rules or guidance related to emission offset
requirements published by the administrator, adopt rules and regulations
to provide for the use of mobile source emission reduction credits as a
means of satisfying emission offset requirements pursuant to section
7503(c) of the Act. Such rules and regulations shall include provision
for cooperating with the commissioner of motor vehicles pursuant to
paragraph one of subdivision (d) of section 301 of the vehicle and
traffic law.
Structure New York Laws
ENV - Environmental Conservation
Article 19 - Air Pollution Control
19-0302 - Permits and Certificates.
19-0303 - Codes, Rules and Regulations.
19-0304 - Burning of Hazardous Wastes.
19-0305 - Commissioner; Enforcement Power.
19-0306 - Municipal Solid and Regulated Medical Waste Incineration Facilities.
19-0306-A - Personal Watercraft Emissions Regulations.
19-0306-B - Zero-Emissions Cars and Trucks.
19-0307 - Certificates of Compliance for Purposes of the Real Property Tax Law.
19-0309 - Certificates of Compliance for Purposes of the Tax Law.
19-0311 - Operating Permit Program for Sources Subject to Federal Clean Air Act.
19-0312 - Power Plant Emissions and Performance Standards.
19-0315 - Small Business Stationary Source Compliance Advisory Panel.
19-0317 - Air Program Evaluation.
19-0319 - Centrally Fueled Fleet Program.
19-0320 - Emmissions Inspections of Heavy Duty Vehicles.
19-0321 - Permits to Construct and Operate Certain Municipally Sponsored Major Facilities.
19-0323 - Use of Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel and Best Available Technology by the State.
19-0325 - Sulfur Reduction Requirements.
19-0327 - Bioheating Fuel Requirements.