Code Of Federal Regulations Title 10 Energy Parts 200 To 499 Revised As Of January 1, 2024: Page 1-740

Code of Federal Regulations Title 10: Energy Parts 200 to 499IntroductionThis volume of the Code of Federal Regulations outlines the regulations administered by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) covering energy production, administrative procedures, oil supply, and conservation. It includes both reserved and active regulatory parts, detailing the structure and functions within energy law and policy.Table of ContentsParts 200–201: ReservedPart 202: Production or Disclosure of Material or InformationPart 205: Administrative Procedures and SanctionsPart 207: Collection of InformationPart 209: International Voluntary AgreementsPart 210: General Allocation and Price RulesPart 212: Mandatory Petroleum Price RegulationsParts 215–221: Supply, Allocation, and Defense SupportPart 300: Voluntary Greenhouse Gas ReportingParts 400–417: ReservedParts 420–474: Energy Conservation ProgramsPart 490: Alternative Fuel ProgramsChapter SummariesPart 202 - Production or Disclosure of Material or InformationEstablishes procedures when DOE employees receive subpoenas or demands for documents or testimony related to official duties. Disclosure is only permitted with approval from appropriate DOE officials.Part 205 - Administrative Procedures and SanctionsOutlines procedures for DOE hearings, appeals, sanctions, and compliance measures. This includes subpoenas, refund procedures, emergency orders, and Presidential permits for cross-border energy transmission. A comprehensive definition section clarifies key terms such as “action,” “order,” “exception,” and “remedial order.”Part 207 - Collection of InformationDetails DOE authority and requirements to collect information needed for compliance and regulation enforcement.Part 209 - International Voluntary AgreementsAuthorizes DOE to establish voluntary agreements with international partners to ensure energy stability and cooperation.Part 210 - General Allocation and Price RulesProvides rules and principles for petroleum product allocation and pricing under energy emergency conditions.Part 212 - Mandatory Petroleum Price RegulationsOutlines enforcement of pricing controls on petroleum, includes mechanisms for reporting, audits, and penalties for non-compliance.Part 215–221 - Defense and Strategic AllocationIncludes regulations for priority supply to the Department of Defense, energy priorities under emergency acts, and standby international oil allocation plans.Part 300 - Voluntary Greenhouse Gas ReportingGuidelines for organizations voluntarily reporting greenhouse gas emissions under DOE’s Energy Information Administr Read more