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You may also identify one or more persons to be an Agent, but this too is optional. When accepting an appointment, the DR or ADR will have the opportunity to confirm or change the assignment of Agents.
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2. EPA Review
EPA will review all appointments and send the DR, ADR or Agent an email invitation containing an invitation code.
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After receiving the invitation from EPA, the DR/ADR will need to log in to e-GGRT to accept his/her appointment. If this individual does not yet have an e-GGRT account, he/she must first complete the e-GGRT user registration process. Once EPA has received and approved the DR/ADR's ADR’s Electronic Signature Agreement (ESA), the DR/ADR can then log in and enter his/her invitation code to accept (or reject) the appointment.
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Both the DR and the ADR may appoint one or more Agents to act on the representative's representative’s behalf. Please note that a facility does not need to have an Agent.
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After receiving the email invitation from EPA, the Agent will need to log in to e-GGRT to accept the appointment. The Agent must have an e-GGRT account to complete the e-GGRT user registration process. Once EPA has received and approved the Agent's Agent’s Electronic Signature Agreement, the Agent can then log in and enter his/her invitation code to accept (or reject) the appointment.
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Suppliers of Petroleum Products (Subpart MM) and Suppliers of Coal-based Liquids (Subpart LL) for reporting years (RY) 2010 and 2011, submitted GHG reports in conjunction with EPA's EPA’s Office of Transportation and Air Quality (OTAQ) in the DCFUEL application. After January 25, 2013 subpart LL and MM reporting (both RY2012 submissions as well as revisions to RY2010 or RY2011) must be submitted using e-GGRT.
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