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Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 113
Approval 113 (1) The Minister must grant the application and approve the proposed alternative rule — with any modification, or subject to any conditions, that the Minister considers desirable — if the Minister is of the opinion that (a) the rule that is to be replaced is described by paragraph 112 (1)(a) or (b); (b) the proposed alternative rule is described by paragraph 112 (3)(a) or (b); and (c) the proposed alternative rule — read in the entire context of the rule that is to be replaced, including the context of the document within which that replaced rule is found, and read harmoniously within the scheme of these Regulations — is at least as rigorous and effective as the rule that is to be replaced. Provision of approved alternative rule (2) Without delay after approving an alternative rule, the Minister must provide the applicant — and every other responsible person for the boiler, heater or engine, or the cement manufacturing facility in which the kiln is located, set out in the application — with the alternative rule, as approved. Provision of rule to another responsible person (3) A responsible person referred to in subsection (2) must — on another person becoming a responsible person for it — provide that other person with the alternative rule, as approved.
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Application of approved alternative rule 114 (1) Subject to section 115 , an alternative rule, as approved by the Minister, replaces the rule in question that is set out in a document that is incorporated by reference into these Regulations and applies in respect of the boiler, heater, engine or kiln located in the cement manufacturing facility. Interpretation of incorporated document (2) For greater certainty, the document is to be read with reference to the alternative rule, as approved, and not the rule that the alternative rule replaces.
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Notice to apply replaced rule 115 A responsible person for the boiler, heater or engine, or the cement manufacturing facility in which the kiln is located, may in writing notify the Minister and every other responsible person for it that the alternative rule, as approved, no longer applies — as of the date indicated in the notice — in respect of that boiler, heater, engine or kiln located in the cement manufacturing facility.
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Refusal — false, misleading or incomplete information 116 (1) The Minister must refuse the application if the Minister has reasonable grounds to believe that the responsible person has, with their application, provided false, misleading or incomplete information. Refusal — informing applicant (2) Without delay after refusing the application, the Minister must inform the applicant of the refusal, along with the reasons for it.
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Revocation by Minister 117 (1) The Minister must revoke the alternative rule as approved by the Minister if (a) new information, with supporting documents, demonstrates that the alternative rule, as approved — read in the entire context of the rule that is to be replaced, including the context of the document within which that replaced rule is found, and read harmoniously within the scheme of these Regulations — is not at least as rigorous and effective as the rule it replaces; or (b) the Minister has reasonable grounds to believe that the responsible person had, with their application, provided false or misleading information to the Minister. Revocation — informing responsible persons (2) Without delay after the revocation, the Minister must notify each responsible person for the boiler, heater or engine, or the cement manufacturing facility in which the kiln is located, of the revocation, along with the reasons for it and an indication of the date of the revocation.
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Revocation under law 118 The alternative rule as approved by the Minister is revoked as of the day on which the responsible person no longer is able to comply with provincial law by complying with the alternative rule in respect of the boiler, heater, engine or kiln located in the cement manufacturing facility. Without delay after that day, the responsible person must notify the Minister in writing of that revocation, including an indication of the date of that day.
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Rule after notification or revocation 119 The rule set out in a document that is incorporated by reference into these Regulations and referred to in subsection 112 (1) that was replaced by an alternative rule, as approved by the Minister, applies in respect of the boiler, heater, engine or kiln located in the cement manufacturing facility on (a) receipt by the Minister of the notice referred to in section 115 ; (b) the date of the revocation that is indicated in the notice described in subsection 117 (2); or (c) the date of the revocation referred to in section 118 .
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Electronic provision 120 (1) A report, notice or information that is required to be provided, or an application that is made, to the Minister under these Regulations must be provided electronically in the form and format specified by the Minister and must bear the signature or electronic signature of an authorized official of the responsible person who provides it. Provision on paper (2) If the Minister has not specified an electronic form and format or if it is impractical to provide the report, notice, information or application in accordance with subsection (1) because of circumstances beyond the control of the responsible person, the report , notice, information or application must be provided on paper, signed by an authorized official of the responsible person, in the form and format specified by the Minister. However, if no form and format have been so specified, it may be in any form and format.
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Record-making 121 (1) A record in respect of a boiler, heater, engine or cement manufacturing facility must, to the extent that it is not otherwise required under these Regulations, be made (a) of every document and all information that supports the validity of any information provided to the Minister under these Regulations; (b) of every measurement and calculation, along with supporting documents, that are used to determine a value of an element of a formula set out in these Regulations, as well as any information, including the methodology, that is used to determine one of those values; (c) if a CEMS is used under these Regulations, (i) of every document or information referred to in the CEMS Reference Method that (A) relates to a demonstration or test made under these Regulations, or (B) is required to be created or obtained under the CEMS Reference Method, and (ii) of every measurement of a concentration and of flow that is used for every calculation necessary to determine an emission intensity, along with supporting documents; (d) of documents that demonstrate that the installation, operation, maintenance and calibration of measuring devices was done in accordance with these Regulations; and (e) of any other information that is relevant to demonstrating compliance with these Regulations in respect of the boiler, heater, engine or cement manufacturing facility. Records — deadline (2) Records required to be made under these Regulations must be made within 30 days after the day on which the information to be recorded becomes available. Five or ten years’ retention (3) A record or application that is made — or a copy of a report, notice or information that is provided — under these Regulations must be kept, along any supporting documents, after it is made or provided for (a) at least five years if it relates to a boiler, heater, or an engine; and (b) at least 10 years if it relates to a cement manufacturing facility. No retention (4) Despite subsection (3), any information that has been provided to the Minister by a responsible person for inclusion in the engine registry or in an online electronic reporting site that is established by the Minister does not need to be kept if the Minister has provided the responsible person with an acknowledgment of its receipt. Record location — Parts 1 and 3 (5) The record or copy referred to in subsection (3) — other than one that relates to an engine — must be kept at the facility where the boiler or heater is located or at the cement manufacturing facility. Record location — Part 2 (6) The record or the copy referred to in subsection (3) that relates to an engine must be kept at (a) any place in Canada other than the facility where the engine is located, if that place is, when the engine is registered, indicated in the engine registry; and (b) the facility where the engine is located, in any other case. Provision of records (7) On the Minister’s request, the record or copy referred to in subsections (5) and (6) must be provided to the Minister without delay.
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Corrections 122 A responsible person must, without delay, inform the Minister of any errors contained in information that was provided to Minister under these Regulations and provide the Minister with the corrected information.
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Notification of testing 123 (1) A responsible person for a boiler or heater who intends, by means of a stack test, to determine its NO x emission intensity for the purpose of sections 33 to 38 or a responsible person for an engine who intends to conduct a performance test on it under clause 66 (2)(a)(i)(B) or section 77 or 78 or an emissions check on it under section 79 must, on the Minister’s request, provide the Minister with the following information: (a) the civic address of the place where the test or check is to be conducted or the determination or redetermination made or, if there is no civic address, its latitude and longitude; (b) the date or dates on which it is to occur; and (c) the name, telephone number and email address of a contact person who can provide the Minister with any updated information in relation to paragraphs (a) and (b). When information provided (2) The information must be provided (a) at least 30 days before the test or check is conducted or the determination or redetermination is made, if that test, check, determination or redetermination is intended to be conducted or made more than 30 days after the receipt of the request; and (b) without delay, in any other case.
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Registration 148 (1) Subject to subsections (2) to (5), these Regulations come into force on the day on which they are registered. January 1, 2021 (2) Section 135 comes into force on January 1, 2021. January 1, 2023 (3) The following provisions come into force on January 1, 2023: (a) subsection 125 (1); (b) section 128 ; (c) subsection 129 (2); (d) subsection 130 (1); (e) subsection 131 (1); and (f) subsection 145 (2). January 1, 2026 (4) The following provisions come into force on January 1, 2026: (a) subsection 126 (1); (b) subsection 129 (1); (c) subsection 130 (2); (d) sections 132 to 134 ; (e) sections 136 to 144 ; (f) subsection 145 (1); and (g) sections 146 and 147 . January 1, 2036 (5) The following provisions come into force on January 1, 2036: (a) section 124 ; (b) subsection 125 (2); (c) subsection 126 (2); (d) section 127 ; (e) subsection 129 (3); (f) subsection 131 (2); and (g) subsection 145 (3).
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 1
1 The EC CEMS Code is to be read as follows: (a) without reference to Section 1.0 entitled “Introduction”, including any cross-references to any provision in Section 1.0; (b) without reference to “appropriate regulatory authority” in Table 1 entitled “Design Specifications for Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems” ; (c) without reference to “appropriate regulatory authority” in the following Sections: (i) 3.4, (ii) 3.4.2, (iii) 3.4.3, (iv) 5.3.1, and (v) 6.3.2.7; (d) with “Other moisture monitoring systems may be proposed for use with Equation B-3 in Appendix B, if the proponent demonstrates that the system meets the required specifications.” in the note to the “Stack gas and moisture monitor” component of Table 3 entitled “Certification of Performance Specifications” read as “Other moisture monitoring systems may be used with Equation B-3 in Appendix B, if the system meets the required specifications.”; (e) with “an independent reference method, which may be either a manual or automated procedure, as specified by the appropriate regulatory authority.” in Section 5.3.4 read as “EPA Method 7E or EPA Method 6C, as the case may be, along with EPA Method 3A and (i) EPA Method 1 or EC Method A, (ii) EPA Method 2 or EC Method B, and (iii) EPA Method 4 or EC Method D.”; (f) with “Either integrating manual or automated methods specified by the appropriate regulatory authority may be used as the reference methods for this test.” in Section 5.3.4.3 read as “EPA Method 7E or EPA Method 6C, as the case may be, are to be used as the reference method for this test, along with EPA Method 3A and (i) EPA Method 1 or EC Method A, (ii) EPA Method 2 or EC Method B, and (iii) EPA Method 4 or EC Method D.”; (g) without reference to “In collaboration with the regulatory agency” in Section 6.0 entitled “Quality Assurance and Quality Control” ; (h) without reference to “and the appropriate agency” in Section 6.5.2; (i) with the Glossary read without reference to (i) the definition appropriate regulatory authority , (ii) the definition backfilling , and (iii) the definition units of the standard ; (j) with the definition reference method in the Glossary read as “means EPA Method 7E or EPA Method 6C, as the case may be, along with EPA Method 3A and (i) EPA Method 1 or EC Method A, (ii) EPA Method 2 or EC Method B, and (iii) EPA Method 4 or EC Method D.”; (k) without reference to “, but any factors so developed will require approval by the appropriate regulatory agency before being applied” in Section A.1 of Appendix A; (l) with the values of K x for SO 2 and NO x in Equations A-1 to A-7 referred to in Section A.2 of Appendix A read as (i) for the value of SO 2 , “2.618 × 10 –6 kg/Sm 3 /ppm”, and (ii) for the value of NO x , “1.880 × 10 –6 kg/Sm 3 /ppm”; (m) with Section B.2.1 of Appendix B read without reference to “appropriate regulatory agency”; and (n) without reference to Section B.4 entitled “Method C: Energy Balance Method” in Appendix B.
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e to “For parameters for which cylinder gases are not available at reasonable cost, are unstable, or are unavailable, alternative calibration techniques are acceptable, if the Director has given prior written authorization.”, and (iii) in paragraph (e), without reference to “The approval holder must retain the results of all performance evaluations including raw test data as well as all maintenance logs, corrective action logs and the QAP (including sample calculations) for a period of at least 3 years for inspection by Alberta Environmental Protection.”; (z.3) in Section 5.2.1, (i) with “approval holder” read as “responsible person”, (ii) with “upon the Director being satisfied that the QAP demonstrates compliance” read as “if the responsible person demonstrates compliance”, and (iii) without reference to “The data obtained during a Relative Accuracy Test may also be used toward fulfilling associated stack survey requirements as provided for in an approval issued under EPEA.”; (z.4) without reference in Section 5.2.3 to “For those systems that are not designed for the dynamic use of calibration gases, alternative protocols (as authorized by the Director) may be used in place of the cylinder gas audit. These alternative procedures shall be included and detailed in the facility QAP.” ; (z.5) in Section 5.2.4, (i) with “facility operator” read as “responsible person”, (ii) with “ the facility should be operated at a rate of at least 90 % of “normal” production. Normal production is defined as the average production or throughput for the facility over the previous month. Any exceptions to this would need to be authorized in writing by the Director.” read as “ the boiler, heater, engine or cement manufacturing facility must be operated at a rate of at least 90% of “normal” production. Normal production is defined as its average production over the previous month.”, and (iii) without reference to “, unless otherwise authorized by the Director”; (z.6) without reference to Section 6.0; and (z.7) in the appendix entitled “APPENDIX A – DEFINITIONS”, (i) without reference to the definitions (A) Alberta Stack Sampling Code , (B) Director , and (C) Emission standard level , and (ii) with the definition Reference Method read as “ means EPA Method 7E or EPA Method 6C, as the case may be, along with EPA Method 3A and (A) EPA Method 1 or EC Method A, (B) EPA Method 2 or EC Method B, and (C) EPA Method 4 or EC Method D.”.
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1 The following information respecting the responsible person: (a) an indication as to whether they are an owner or operator, or both, of the boiler or heater and their name and civic address; (b) the name, title, civic and postal addresses, telephone number, email address and fax number, if any, of their authorized official; and (c) the name, title, civic and postal addresses, telephone number, email address and fax number, if any, of a contact person, if different from the authorized official.
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2 The following information respecting the facility at which the boiler or heater is located: (a) the civic address of the facility or, if there is no civic address, its latitude and longitude; (b) its National Pollutant Release Inventory identification number assigned by the Minister for the purpose of section 48 of the Act and its provincial identification number, if any; and (c) an indication as to which paragraph of subsection 5 (2) of these Regulations describes it.
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3 The following information respecting the boiler or heater: (a) for each responsible person for the boiler or heater, other than a responsible person mentioned in paragraph 1(a), (i) their name and civic address, and (ii) an indication as to whether they are an owner or operator, or both; (b) an indication as to whether it is a boiler or a heater; (c) the name of its manufacturer, along with its serial number, make and model; (d) its rated capacity; (e) its identifier, if any, within the facility where it is located; (f) its commissioning date and recommissioning date, if any; and (g) the date on which Part 1 first applied in respect of it; (h) for a class 80 or a class 70 boiler or heater, the serial number of each of its burners; and (i) for a class 80 or a class 70 boiler or heater, a document that indicates, with precision, where it is located in the facility.
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4 An indication as to which of the following provisions of these Regulations is the one under which the boiler’s or heater’s classification NO x emission intensity was determined: (a) subparagraph 34 (1)(a)(i); (b) subparagraph 34 (1)(a)(ii); (c) clause 34 (1)(b)(i)(A); (d) subclauses 34 (1)(b)(i)(B)(I) and (II); (e) subclauses 34 (1)(b)(i)(B)(I), (II) and (III); (f) subparagraph 34 (1)(b)(ii); (g) subparagraph 34 (1)(b)(iii); (h) subparagraph 34 (1)(b)(iv); (i) subclause 34 (1)(b)(v)(C)(I); (j) subclause 34 (1)(b)(v)(C)(II); or (k) subparagraph 34 (1)(b)(vi). (l) [Repealed, SOR/2016-151, s. 145] (m) [Repealed, SOR/2016-151, s. 145]
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5 The following information respecting a test on the boiler or heater referred to in paragraph 34 (1)(a) of these Regulations conducted to determine its classification NO x emission intensity: (a) for a stack test, (i) the date on which the stack test was conducted, (ii) confirmation that each test run of the stack test was conducted while the boiler or heater met the conditions set out in paragraphs 27 (2)(a) to (e) of these Regulations, (iii) an indication as to whether the type of gaseous fossil fuel that was combusted during that stack test was natural gas or alternative gas, (iv) the method set out in subsection 28 (1) of these Regulations that was used for the stack test to measure the concentration of NO x and, if an alternative rule as approved under subsection 113 (1) of these Regulations to replace a rule set out in that method was used, an indication of that rule, as approved, and of rule it replaced, and (v) the classification NO x emission intensity of the boiler or heater, as determined by means of the stack test; and (b) for a CEMS test, (i) for each averaging period in the reference period, (A) the day and hour when the averaging period began, (B) the number of hours in the averaging period, (C) confirmation that at least 50% of the input energy in the boiler’s or heater’s combustion chamber resulted from the introduction of gaseous fossil fuel for each of those hours, (D) an indication as to whether the type of gaseous fossil fuel that was combusted was natural gas or alternative gas, and (E) the greatest of the rolling hourly averages that were determined for the NO x emission intensity, (ii) an indication as to whether the EC CEMS Code or the Alberta CEMS Code was used and, if an alternative rule as approved under subsection 113 (1) of these Regulations to replace a rule set out in that CEMS Reference Method was used, an indication of that rule, as approved, and of the rule it replaced, and (iii) the classification NO x emission intensity of the boiler or heater, as determined by means of the CEMS test in accordance with subparagraph 34 (1)(a)(ii) of these Regulations.