66-2105 – Jurisdictional utility; consider factors.
66-2105. Jurisdictional utility; consider factors. Prior to undertaking rural infrastructure development, a jurisdictional utility shall consider factors such as the economic impact to the area, economic feasibility, whether other options may be more in the public interest, such as utilization of any existing or planned interstate or intrastate pipeline facilities of private persons, companies, firms, […]
66-2106 – Jurisdictional utility; applicability of other law.
66-2106. Jurisdictional utility; applicability of other law. A jurisdictional utility shall not be subject to the State Natural Gas Regulation Act to the extent it is exercising power granted in section 66-2104 except as specifically provided otherwise but shall be subject to sections 75-501 to 75-503. Source Laws 2012, LB1115, § 6. Cross References State […]
66-2107 – Sections; applicability.
66-2107. Sections; applicability. Sections 66-2101 to 66-2106 do not apply to a natural gas utility owned or operated by a city or a metropolitan utilities district. Source Laws 2012, LB1115, § 7.
66-2201 – Terms, defined.
66-2201. Terms, defined. For purposes of sections 66-2201 to 66-2207: (1) Department means the Department of Environment and Energy; (2) E-15 means a blend of ethanol and gasoline in which ethanol comprises fifteen percent of the blend by volume; (3) E-85 means a blend of ethanol and gasoline in which ethanol comprises seventy percent or […]
66-2202 – Renewable Fuel Infrastructure Program; created.
66-2202. Renewable Fuel Infrastructure Program; created. The Renewable Fuel Infrastructure Program is created. The purpose of the program is to improve retail motor fuel sites by installing, replacing, or converting ethanol infrastructure to be used to store, blend, or dispense renewable fuel. The program shall function as a grant program administered by the department. Grant […]
66-2203 – Grant; application; ethanol infrastructure project; eligibility for grant.
66-2203. Grant; application; ethanol infrastructure project; eligibility for grant. (1) A person shall be eligible to apply for a grant under the program if the person is an owner or operator of a retail motor fuel site. (2) An ethanol infrastructure project shall be eligible for a grant under the program if such project is: […]
66-2204 – Application; contents.
66-2204. Application; contents. Any eligible person applying for a grant under the program shall include the following information in the application: (1) The name of the person and the address of the retail motor fuel site to be improved; (2) A detailed description of the infrastructure to be installed, replaced, or converted, including, but not […]
66-2205 – Department; determine amount of grants; cost-share agreement; award; limitation.
66-2205. Department; determine amount of grants; cost-share agreement; award; limitation. (1) The department shall determine the amount of the grants to be awarded under the program. The department shall award grants to the maximum number of qualified applicants and may approve up to one million dollars in grants in any calendar year. (2) The department […]
66-2206 – Retail motor fuel site; requirements.
66-2206. Retail motor fuel site; requirements. A retail motor fuel site that is improved using grants under the program shall comply with federal and state standards governing new or upgraded motor fuel storage tanks used to store and dispense renewable fuels. A retail motor fuel site that is improved using grants under the program shall […]
66-2207 – Renewable Fuel Infrastructure Fund; created; use; investment.
66-2207. Renewable Fuel Infrastructure Fund; created; use; investment. The Renewable Fuel Infrastructure Fund is created. The fund shall consist of appropriations made by the Legislature, transfers authorized by the Legislature, grants, and any contributions designated for the purpose of the fund. Any money in the fund available for investment shall be invested by the state […]