The California Air Resources Board’s (CARB) Vapor Recovery Program controls vapor emissions from gasoline marketing operations (gasoline dispensing facilities or service stations, tanker trucks (cargo tanks), bulk plants, and terminals), where gasoline vapor is a precursor to the formation of ozone and contains benzene, a constituent of gasoline vapor that has been identified as a toxic air contaminant.
More about this program
Keep up to date with the latest information regarding the California Air Resources Board's Vapor Recovery Program and opportunities for participation.
Informational Bulletin
CARB has released an informational bulletin to identify the model numbers associated with Exhibit 5 vapor to liquid ratio testing equipment for existing Assist Phase II Systems.
Informational Bulletin
New Recommendations to Minimize Winter Time In-Station Diagnostics System Overpressure Alarms for Assist Phase II Systems.
Informational Bulletin
CARB has released an Informational Bulletin addressing major modifications and dispenser replacement.
