Responsible for the operational management, reconciliation, settlement, and regulatory reporting of environmental credits and compliance obligations across U.S. refined products trading activities. This role supports position tracking, audit readiness, and accurate reporting of RINs, RVO, LCFS, CCAs, sulfur credits, benzene credits, and other regulatory instruments with direct impact on book P&L and compliance exposure.
Key Responsibilities:
- Track and manage RINs receipts, positions, settlements, and RVO exposure across trading books.
- Monitor and reconcile benzene credits, sulfur credits, LCFS credits, and CCAs as operational commodities.
- Execute EPA compliance reporting for gasoline, diesel, and regulated refined product volumes.
- Lead CARB audit reporting, including counterparty-level confirmation of regulated California gasoline and diesel volumes.
- Perform California LCFS and CCA deficit reconciliation and reporting.
- Manage CEC nightly price reporting for California trades and validate broker confirmations vs. trade records.
- Support Washington and Oregon environmental credit reporting aligned with state compliance frameworks.
- Produce weekly LCFS and carbon credit exposure updates impacting Rack book P&L.
- Track and report broker commission invoices tied to regulated product activity.
- Coordinate environmental credit scheduling and lifecycle operations across all trading books.
- Maintain audit-ready documentation and provide regulatory support during agency reviews.
- Monitor and track company RVO obligations and compliance exposure risk.
Impact:
This role serves as a critical control function ensuring regulatory compliance, accurate environmental credit accounting, and mitigation of financial exposure related to federal and state fuel compliance programs. It directly supports trading operations, risk management, and annual compliance audit outcomes.
