; or (B) the data is confidential business information that cannot be derived from information that is otherwise publicly available and that would cause significant calculable competitive harm if published, except that data that is confidential business information shall be provided to a State or Indian Tribe within whose jurisdiction the thermal reporting entity is located if the Administrator determines that such State or Indian Tribe has in effect protections for confidential business information that are at least as protective as protections applicable to the Federal Government; (9) provide that the Administrator publish an aggregate summary of all data reported under the Federal thermal energy reporting program publicly on the internet as soon as practicable after electronic audit by the Administrator and any resulting correction of data, including publication of— (A) any confidential business data under paragraph (8)(B); and (B) at the discretion of the President, data the nondissemination of which was determined to be vital to the national security of the United States under paragraph (8)(A); (10) prescribe methods by which the Administrator shall, in cases in which satisfactory data are not submitted by a thermal reporting entity under the Federal thermal energy reporting program to the Administrator for any period of time, estimate the data for such thermal reporting entity required under paragraph (1) with— (A) in the case of a thermal reporting entity that is a qualified thermal facility or a qualified cogeneration facility, an estimate of the highest greenhouse gas emission levels that may have occurred during the period for which data are missing; or (B) in the case of any other thermal reporting entity, a reasonable estimate of the greenhouse gas emission levels that may have occurred during the period for which data are missing; (11) require the designation of a designated representative for each thermal reporting entity