Oregon periodically incorporates CA's latest provisions into our program and such an update is due. Taking this action now to make our rules identical will position us well for the upcoming formal reevaluation of the LEV ZEV programs. Beginning in 2017, CA, EPA and USDOT will conduct a comprehensive Mid-Term Review of vehicle emission limits and fuel economy standards. The auto industry is expected to press for substantial relaxation of the rules in state and federal forums during this process. By updating Oregon's LEV and ZEV rules to match CA's at the beginning of this review period we will strengthen our ability to maintain strong LEV - ZEV requirements.
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LEV ZEV 2017
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Dave Nordberg
2016-05-19
OR could continue to delay adopting CA's most recent rule changes but we now have a backlog of four CA LEV-ZEV rulemakings comprising more than a dozen significant rule changes. Aligning OR's rules with CA's at this time will strengthen the enforceablility of the programs at a time when corresponding federal requirements may be relaxed.
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2016-05-19
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LEV ZEV 2017
OR could continue to delay adopting CA's most recent rule changes but we now have a backlog of four CA LEV-ZEV rulemakings comprising more than a dozen significant rule changes. Aligning OR's rules with CA's at this time will strengthen the enforceablility of the programs at a time when corresponding federal requirements may be relaxed.
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Permanent
Chapter 340, division 257
California has adopted many moderate amendments to the Low and Zero Emission Vehicle rules over the last three years. This rulemaking would maintain "identicality" by adding these new provisions to Oregon's LEV and ZEV regulations.
California is the only state allowed to adopt vehicle emission standards under the Clean Air Act. However, once CA adopts their standards other states may adopt the same standards if they are identical to CA's rules.
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Oregon is required to adopt vehicle requirements up to 3 years before they are enforceable but cannot identical rules rules before they are finalized by CA. This creates an inherent risk to the enforceability of certain elements elements of the program.
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Twenty five percent of Oregon's GHGs are produced by Light Duty Vehicles. To address the worst effects of global warming Oregon and others must take strong actions to promote technologies that greatly reduce GHG emissions.
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Oregon periodically incorporates CA's latest provisions into our program and such an update is due. Taking this action now to make our rules identical will position us well for the upcoming formal reevaluation of the LEV ZEV programs. Beginning in 2017, CA, EPA and USDOT will conduct a comprehensive Mid-Term Review of vehicle emission limits and fuel economy standards. The auto industry is expected to press for substantial relaxation of the rules in state and federal forums during this process. By updating Oregon's LEV and ZEV rules to match CA's at the beginning of this review period we will strengthen our ability to maintain strong LEV - ZEV requirements. California amends their vehicle emission standards almost constantly. OR's rulemaking process requires a significant amount of effort so Oregon (and other ZEV states) usually adopt only the most important rule changes as quickly as possible. false true true false false
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The longer OR delays making our rules identical to CA's the more compromised our ability to enforce our rule provisions and the more vulnerable our program is to challenges from LEV - ZEV opponents.
The longer OR delays making our rules identical to CA's the more compromised our ability to enforce our rule provisions and the more vulnerable our program is to challenges from LEV - ZEV opponents.
The longer OR delays making our rules identical to CA's the more compromised our ability to enforce our rule provisions and the more vulnerable our program is to challenges from LEV - ZEV opponents.
The longer OR delays making our rules identical to CA's the more compromised our ability to enforce our rule provisions and the more vulnerable our program is to challenges from LEV - ZEV opponents.
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