Ethanol Blend Quality Sample Clauses

Ethanol Blend Quality. Upon and in accordance with the request from Premcor and at the time of loading into Carriers, PBF shall blend ethanol into gasoline. PBF shall maintain records required of the terminal operator to comply with Applicable Law, including, but not limited to, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) regulations with regards to ethanol. PBF shall, upon request, provide Premcor with copies of said documentation. For Inhaul Products blended with ethanol hereunder, PBF shall be the blender of record and retain the “RINS” applicable to such Inhaul Products. Additionally, Premcor agrees to execute such documentation that is reasonably necessary to evidence the same.
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