New Mexico Environment Department CTFP Update: Upcoming Quarterly Fuel Reporting Webinars
New Mexico Environment Department sent this bulletin at 08/11/2026 09:13 AM MDT
As deadlines for the first Quarterly Fuel Reports (QFRs) approach, the Clean Transportation Fuel Program (CTFP) team is offering two webinars to support the launch of our new QFR module in CTFP-ARCS, the program’s online reporting tool.
One webinar is for participants who plan to report gaseous fuel and electricity transactions, and the second is for participants who plan to report liquid fuel transactions. Both webinars will be recorded and posted to the CTFP website.
Webinar 1: Quarterly Fuel Reports for the CTFP: Gaseous fuel, electricity, and FSE
When: August 26, 2026, 9:00 AM Mountain Time
What: This webinar will explain how to build and submit QFRs for gaseous fuel and electricity, including Fuel Supply Equipment (FSE), in CTFP-ARCS. It will include:
- A brief overview of quarterly reporting and its role in the program
- Important dates and deadlines for submitting QFRs
- A walk-through of CTFP-ARCS updates to organization registration and FSE registration
- A walk-through of key features of the QFR module in CTFP-ARCS and the process of building gaseous fuel and electricity QFRs (including FSE)
- A question and answer session
Please register for the webinar using this Zoom link, which is also available on the New Mexico Environment Department calendar.
Webinar 2: Quarterly Fuel Reports for the CTFP: Liquid fuel
When: August 26, 2026, 10:30 AM Mountain Time
What: This webinar will cover how to build and submit QFRs for liquid fuel in CTFP-ARCS. It will include:
- A brief overview of quarterly reporting and its role in the program
- Important dates and deadlines for submitting QFRs
- A walk-through of CTFP-ARCS updates to organization registration and FSE registration
- A walk-through of key features of the QFR module in CTFP-ARCS and the process of building liquid fuel QFRs
- A walk-through of reconciliation processes for fuel reports that include obligation transfers
- A question and answer session
Please register for the webinar using this Zoom link, which is also available on the New Mexico Environment Department calendar.
For questions about this information, or for further assistance, please visit our Contact page on the CTFP website to find the right email address or to schedule a help session.
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