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Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 6
6 The following information respecting a stack test whose results are used to determine the boiler’s or heater’s classification NO x emission intensity under paragraph 34 (1)(b) of these Regulations: (a) for a stack test referred to in clause 34 (1)(b)(i)(A) — or referred to in subclauses 34 (1)(b)(i)(B)(I) and (II), if the stack test is on the boiler or heater in question referred to in clause 34 (1)(b)(i)(B) — of these Regulations, (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 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 the rule it replaced, and (v) the NO x emission intensity of the boiler or heater, as determined by means of the stack test; (b) for a stack test referred to in subclause 34 (1)(b)(i)(B)(III) or clause 34 (1)(b)(iii)(B) of these Regulations, (i) the date on which the stack test was conducted, (ii) the name of the manufacturer — along with the serial number, make and model and the identifier, if any, within the facility where it is located — of the other boiler or heater on which the stack test was conducted, and (iii) the classification NO x emission intensity of that other boiler or heater, as determined by means of the stack test; and (c) for a stack test referred to in subclause 34 (1)(b)(v)(C)(I) of these Regulations, (i) the date on which the stack test was conducted, (ii) the name of the manufacturer — along with the serial number, make and model and the identifier, if any, within the facility where it is located — of each of the other boilers or heaters that share a common stack with the boiler or heater whose classification NO x emission intensity is determined under that subclause, (iii) confirmation that each test run of the stack test was conducted while each of the boilers or heaters that share that common stack met the conditions set out in paragraphs 27 (2)(a) to (e) of these Regulations, (iv) an indication as to whether the type of gaseous fossil fuel that was combusted during that stack test was natural gas or alternative gas, and (v) the NO x emission intensity at the common stack, as determined under subclause 34 (1)(b)(v)(C)(I) of these Regulations.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 7
7 The following information respecting a CEMS test whose results are used to determine the boiler’s or heater’s classification NO x emission intensity under paragraph 34 (1)(b) of these Regulations: (a) for a CEMS test referred to in clause 34 (1)(b)(iv)(B) of these Regulations, (i) the name of the manufacturer — along with the serial number, make and model and the identifier, if any, within the facility where it is located — of the other boiler or heater on which the CEMS test was conducted, and (ii) the classification NO x emission intensity of that other boiler or heater, as determined by means of the CEMS test; and (b) for a CEMS test referred to in subclause 34 (1)(b)(v)(C)(II) of these Regulations, (i) the name of the manufacturer — along with the serial number, make and model and, if any, the identifier within the facility where it is located — of each of the other boilers or heaters that share a common stack with the boiler or heater whose classification NO x emission intensity is determined under subparagraph 34 (1)(b)(v) of these Regulations, (ii) 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, (iii) 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 (iv) the NO x emission intensity, being the greatest of the rolling hourly averages for the NO x that were determined .
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 8
8 The following information respecting a boiler or heater whose classification NO x emission intensity is determined under subparagraph 34 (1)(b)(ii) of these Regulations: (a) confirmation that there is no equipment installed on the boiler or heater that allows for a stack test or CEMS test to be conducted; and (b) documents that establish that the boiler or heater is designed to have a NO x emission intensity of less than 40 g/GJ when the boiler or heater meets the conditions set out in paragraphs 27 (2)(a) to (e) of these Regulations and combusts the same type of gaseous fossil fuel — natural gas or alternative gas — that was combusted when that determination was made.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 9
9 The following information respecting a boiler or heater whose classification NO x emission intensity is redetermined under subsection 36.1(1) of these Regulations: (a) an attestation, signed by the responsible person, that the boiler or heater did not produce thermal energy during the period beginning on June 17, 2016 and ending on June 16, 2017 and the period beginning on March 8, 2025 and ending on December 31, 2025; and (b) documents that establish that the boiler or heater is designed to have a NO x emission intensity of less than 40 g/GJ when the boiler or heater meets the conditions set out in paragraphs 27(2)(a) to (e) of these Regulations.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 3
ype of the gaseous fossil fuel that was combusted was natural gas or alternative gas, and (E) the NO x emission intensity, being 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, (iii) for a determination referred to in paragraph 33 (2)(a), the name of the manufacturer, along with the serial number, make and model and the identifier, if any, within the facility where the other boiler or heater — on which the CEMS test referred to in paragraph 26 (2)(b) was conducted — is located, and (iv) if the NO x emission intensity was determined for all of the boilers and heaters that share a common stack, the result of the formula set out in subsection 26.1(5) of these Regulations.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 3
f 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, (iii) for a determination referred to in subparagraph 38 (2)(a)(ii), the name of the manufacturer, along with the serial number, make and model and the identifier, if any, within the facility where the other boiler or heater — on which the CEMS test referred to in paragraph 26 (2)(b) was conducted — is located, and (iv) if the NO x emission intensity was determined for all of the boilers and heaters that share a common stack, the result of the formula set out in subsection 26.1(5) of these Regulations.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 1
1 The following information respecting the responsible person: (a) their name, civic and postal addresses, if any, telephone number and email address; (b) the name, title, civic and postal addresses, if any, telephone number and email address of their authorized official; (c) the name, title, civic and postal addresses, if any, telephone number and email address of a contact person, if different from the authorized official; (d) the name, civic and postal addresses, if any, telephone number and email address of each affiliate, if any, of the responsible person mentioned in paragraph (a); and (e) their gross revenue, and the gross revenue of each of those affiliates, for the most recent taxation year for which each of them has filed a return of income.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 2
2 The following information respecting each of the responsible person’s pre-existing engines: (a) if its rated brake power is less than 250 kW, its rated brake power, expressed in kW; and (b) if its rated brake power is at least 250 kW, (i) its rated brake power, expressed in kW, and its make , model and serial number, (ii) the type of emission control system, if any, with which it is equipped, (iii) the civic address of the facility where the engine is located or, if there is no civic address, its latitude and longitude, and (iv) for each of its responsible persons, other than the responsible person referred to in paragraph 1(a), if any, their name and civic address.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 1
1 The following information respecting a responsible person who registers an engine in the engine registry, applies for a unique alphanumeric identifier for an engine or replaces a pre-existing engine in their group with a replacement unit: (a) their name, civic and postal addresses, if any, telephone number and email address; (b) the name, title, civic and postal addresses, if any, telephone number and email address of their authorized official; (c) the name, title, civic and postal addresses, if any, telephone number and email address of a contact person, if different from the authorized official; (d) an indication as to whether they made an election under subsection 61 (1) of these Regulations and, if so, the date on which they made the election; and (e) an indication as to whether they revoked their election under subsection 62 (1) of these Regulations and, if so, the date on which a notice of revocation was provided.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 2
2 The following information respecting the facility at which the engine or replacement unit 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; (c) for a modern engine, an indication as to which paragraph of subsection 46 (4) of these Regulations describes; and (d) for a pre-existing engine, an indication that the facility is an oil and gas facility other than an asphalt refinery.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 4
4 The following information respecting each subgroup that the responsible person established under section 65 of these Regulations: (a) its identifier; and (b) the units, either ppmvd 15% or g/kWh, that are used to express the NO x emission value of the pre-existing engines and replacement units belonging to that subgroup.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 1
1 The name and telephone number of the responsible person who is providing the compliance report.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 2
2 For each of the responsible person’s engines, the total number of hours, if any, contained in all periods referred to in section 49 of these Regulations in the preceding year for which the compliance report is provided.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 3
3 The following information respecting each of the responsible person’s low-use engines: (a) the serial number — or, if the serial number is not known or cannot be obtained, the unique alphanumeric identifier — of the engine; (b) the number of hours that the engine operated during the preceding year for which the compliance report is provided, excluding any hours of operation during an emergency, based on any recordings referred to in paragraph 51 (2)(c) or (d) of these Regulations and, if applicable, paragraph 51 (1)(a) of these Regulations; and (c) if applicable, the number of hours that the engine operated during an emergency during that preceding year.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 5
5 The following information respecting each of the responsible person’s subgroups, if they made an election under subsection 61 (1) of these Regulations that is in effect for the preceding year for which the compliance report is provided: (a) the serial number — or, if the serial number is not known or cannot be obtained, the unique alphanumeric identifier — of the engines and replacement units that belonged to the subgroup during that preceding year; (b) for each of those engines and replacement units, each NO x emission value that was assigned to it during that preceding year; (c) for each of those engines and replacement units and for each NO x emission value that was assigned to it during that preceding year, the number of hours referred to in the description of T ij in subsection 61 (2) of these Regulations; and (d) the yearly average NO x emission intensity of the subgroup, as determined in accordance with subsection 61 (2) of these Regulations, expressed in ppmvd 15% or g/kWh.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 6
6 The following information respecting each performance test referred to in clause 66 (2)(a)(i)(B) or section 77 , 78 , 92 or 93 of these Regulations that was conducted on an engine by the responsible person during the preceding year for which the compliance report is provided: (a) the name of the person and of the individual, if different, who conducted the performance test and the date on which it was conducted; (b) the serial number — or, if the serial number is not known or cannot be obtained, the unique alphanumeric identifier — of the engine; (c) the method set out in each of subsections 72 (1) to (4) of these Regulations that was used to conduct the test 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 the rule it replaced; (d) the lowest concentration of O 2 in the engine’s exhaust gas — from among the three test runs — as determined in accordance with subsection 72 (2) of these Regulations; and (e) the NO x emission intensity of the engine, as determined in accordance with section 75 of these Regulations.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 7
7 The following information respecting each engine on which an emissions check referred to in section 79 , 92 or 93 of these Regulations was conducted by the responsible person during the preceding year for which the compliance report is provided: (a) for a rich-burn engine, an indication as to whether, for each 90-day period referred to in subparagraph 78 (b)(i) of these Regulations, there is at least one determination by an emissions check under section 89 of these Regulations of the concentration of NO x in the exhaust gas that does not exceed the NO x emission intensity limit, expressed in ppmvd 15% , that applies to the engine; and (b) for a lean-burn engine, for at least one emissions check during each 365-day period referred to in paragraph 79 (a), (i) the date on which the emissions check was conducted, (ii) the serial number — or, if the serial number is not known or cannot be obtained, the unique alphanumeric identifier — of the engine, (iii) the concentration of O 2 in the exhaust gas of the engine referred to in subsection 89 (1) of these Regulations, and (iv) an indication as to whether the concentration of NO x in the exhaust gas of the engine, as determined by the emissions check, does not exceed the NO x emission intensity limit, expressed in ppmvd 15% , that applies to the engine.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 1
1 The following information respecting the responsible person: (a) an indication as to whether they are an owner or operator, or both, of the cement manufacturing facility and their name and civic address; (b) the name, title, civic and postal addresses, telephone number and email address of their authorized official; and (c) the name, title, civic and postal addresses, telephone number and email address of a contact person, if different from the authorized official.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 2
2 The following information respecting the cement manufacturing facility: (a) for each of its responsible persons, other than the responsible person referrred to 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) its name and civic address, if any; (c) its latitude and longitude; (d) its National Pollutant Release Inventory identification number assigned by the Minister for the purpose of section 48 of the Act; (e) the number of kilns; (f) for each kiln, information that identifies it; (g) for each kiln, its type, that is, whether it is (i) a precalciner kiln, (ii) a preheater kiln, (iii) a wet kiln, or (iv) a long dry kiln; and (h) for each kiln, for the preceding year for which the compliance report is provided, (i) the quantity of NO x emitted, expressed in kg, (ii) the quantity of SO 2 emitted, expressed in kg, and (iii) the quantity of clinker produced, expressed in t.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 3
3 If applicable, the emission intensity elected by the responsible person under subsection 104 (2) of these Regulations as the value for EI NOx i in subsection 104 (1) of these Regulations.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 1
1 The name, civic address and telephone number of the responsible person.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 2
2 For each CEMS used to determine under Part 1 a NO x emission intensity of one or more boilers or heaters located in a facility or under section 106 a quantity of emissions of one or more kilns located in a cement manufacturing facility, (a) the identifier of each of those boilers or heaters within the facility where it is located or of each of those kilns within the cement manufacturing facility where it is located, (b) the following information respecting that facility or cement manufacturing facility: (i) its civic address or, if there is no civic address, its latitude and longitude (ii) its National Pollutant Release Inventory identification number assigned by the Minister for the purpose of section 48 of the Act and, in the case of that facility, its provincial identification number, if any; and (iii) in the case of a facility where a boiler or heater is located, an indication as to which paragraph of subsection 5 (2) of these Regulations describes it.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 3
3 The name, civic address, telephone number and email address of the auditor and their qualifications.
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4 The dates on which the audit was conducted.
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5 The procedures that the auditor followed in assessing whether (a) the responsible person’s use of the CEMS has complied with, as the case may be, (i) the Quality Assurance/Quality Control manual referred to in Section 6.0 of the EC CEMS Code, or (ii) the Quality Assurance Plan referred to in Section 5.1 of the Alberta CEMS Code; (b) the responsible person has complied with the CEMS Reference Method; and (c) the CEMS has met the specifications set out in the CEMS Reference Method and, in particular, that the results of each relative accuracy test and each bias test for each of the relative accuracy test audits (RATA) for the 12 months preceding the auditor’s audit have not exceeded the applicable limit referred to in the CEMS Reference Method.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 6
6 A statement of the auditor’s opinion as to whether the responsible person has complied with the CEMS Reference Method and, in particular, as to whether (a) the CEMS has met the specifications set out in the CEMS Reference Method; (b) the results of each relative accuracy test and each bias test for each of the relative accuracy test audits (RATA) for the 12 months preceding the auditor’s audit have not exceeded the applicable limit referred to in the CEMS Reference Method; and (c) the responsible person has established a Quality Assurance/Quality Control manual that complies with Section 6.0 of the EC CEMS Code or a Quality Assurance Plan that complies with Section 5.1 of the Alberta CEMS Code and, if so, whether (i) the responsible person has implemented it, (ii) its implementation ensures that the data that was generated by the CEMS is complete, accurate and precise, and (iii) it has been updated in accordance with the CEMS Reference Method.
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7 Any recommendation of the auditor for improvements in the CEMS or its operation.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 124
Section 11 124 Section 11 of these Regulations is replaced by the following: Class 80 and class 70 11 The NO x emission intensity of a pre-existing boiler or heater that is class 80 or class 70 — other than those referred to in subsections 13 (1) and 14 (1) and (2 ) — and that, for a given hour, has at least 50% of the input energy in its combustion chamber resulting from the introduction of gaseous fossil fuel must not, for that hour, exceed the limit of 26 g/GJ.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — Class 80 and class 70
Class 80 and class 70 11 The NO x emission intensity of a pre-existing boiler or heater that is class 80 or class 70 — other than those referred to in subsections 13 (1) and 14 (1) and (2 ) — and that, for a given hour, has at least 50% of the input energy in its combustion chamber resulting from the introduction of gaseous fossil fuel must not, for that hour, exceed the limit of 26 g/GJ.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 125
Subsection 12 (1) 125 (2) The portion of subsection 12(1) of these Regulations before paragraph (a) is replaced by the following: Pre-existing boilers and heaters — classification 12 (1) A pre-existing boiler or heater is classified — in accordance with its classification NO x emission intensity determined in accordance with subsection 34 (1) — as follows:
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 12
Pre-existing boilers and heaters — classification 12 (1) A pre-existing boiler or heater is classified — in accordance with its classification NO x emission intensity determined in accordance with subsection 34 (1) — as follows:
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 126
Subsection 26 (4) 126 (2) Subsection 26 (4) of these Regulations is replaced by the following: When identification made (4) The identification is made as of (a) for class 80 or class 70 boilers or heaters that underwent a major modification and for redesigned boilers or heaters referred to in section 10 , the recommissioning date of the boiler or heater referred to in paragraph (1)(a); and (b) for transitional or modern boilers or heaters, the commissioning date of the boiler or heater referred to in paragraph (1)(a).
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 127
Paragraph 33 (3)(c) 127 Paragraph 33 (3)(c) of these Regulations is replaced by the following: (c) for a class 80 or class 70 boiler or heater referred to in section 11 , the day on which it begins to combust gaseous fossil fuel;
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 129
Section 37 129 (3) Section 37 of these Regulations is repealed.
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 131
Paragraph 43 (1)((g) 131 (2) Subsection 43 (1) of these Regulations is amended by adding “and” at the end of paragraph (e), by striking out “and” at the end of paragraph (f) and by repealing paragraph (g).
Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations — 145
Schedule 5 145 (3) Schedule 5 to these Regulations is repealed.