which compose a carbon-intensive product’s production greenhouse gas emissions, as well as the various processes which produced those emissions, (2) ensure that no covered fuel, covered fluorinated greenhouse gas, or carbon-intensive product has the carbon fee, the fluorinated greenhouse gas fee, or the border fee adjustment imposed upon it more than once, (3) ensure that the implementation of the border carbon adjustment aligns with the carbon fee and the fluorinated gas fee, (4) in the case of incomplete data, rely upon the best available methodologies for interpolating data gaps, and (5) are consistent with international treaties and agreements. (d) Procedure The Secretary shall establish fair, timely, impartial, and as necessary confidential procedures by which the importer of any carbon-intensive product or any covered fuel may petition the Secretary to revise the Secretary’s determination of the production greenhouse gas emissions, full fuel cycle greenhouse gas emissions, or upstream greenhouse gas emissions of that importer’s imported covered fuel or imported carbon-intensive product, or the foreign cost of carbon carried by that importer’s imported carbon-intensive product. 4698. Allocation of carbon border fee adjustment revenues The revenues collected under section 4696 may be used to supplement appropriations made available in fiscal years 2020 and thereafter— (1) to U.S. Customs and Border Protection, in such amounts as are necessary to administer the carbon border fee adjustment, (2) from the amounts remaining following payment of the expenses described in paragraph (1), to the Department of Treasury, in such amounts as are necessary to allow refunds under section 4696(e) to exporters of carbon-intensive products and exporters of covered fuels, and (3) from the amounts remaining following payment of the expenses described in paragraphs (1) and (2)— (A) to the Department of State and the United States Agency for International Development for programs to address climate mitigation and adaptation in