Clean Fuel Regulations — 5
5 For each three-month period during the compliance period, the following information with respect to each gaseous low-carbon-intensity fuel with a particular carbon intensity referred to in section 95 or 100 of these Regulations whose import into Canada during that compliance period results in compliance credits being deposited into the account of their registered creator: (a) its type; (b) the province into which the fuel is imported; (c) the name of each foreign supplier who supplied a quantity of the fuel, as well as the GPS coordinates to the fifth decimal place and, if any, the civic address of each facility at which the fuel was produced; (d) the type of feedstock that was used to produce the fuel; (e) the region where the feedstock was extracted, harvested or produced; (f) its carbon intensity set out in the report submitted under subsection 121 (1) of these Regulations for the same three-month period and any report submitted under subsection 123 (1) of these Regulations for the same compliance period, and any alphanumeric identifier assigned under subsection 85 (2) of these Regulations; (g) the energy density of the fuel, expressed in megajoules per cubic metre or per kilogram, as set out in column 2 of Schedule 2, as set out in the Specifications for Fuel LCA Model CI Calculations or as measured in accordance with section 162 of these Regulations, at the election of the registered creator; (h) in the case where the fuel is biogas, renewable natural gas, renewable propane or hydrogen in respect of which compliance credits are created in respect of the gaseous class, (i) the carbon intensity of the fuel and any alphanumeric identifier assigned under subsection 85 (2) of these Regulation, as set out in the report submitted under subsection 121 (1) of these Regulations for the same three-month period, (ii) the carbon intensity set out in any report submitted under subsection 123 (1) of these Regulations for the same compliance period, (iii) the quantity of the fuel, expressed in cubic metres or kilograms, as applicable, determined in accordance with subsection 45 (1) of these Regulations that is produced using an eligible feedstock in order to create compliance credits under subsection 95 (1) of these Regulations during the same three-month period and that is used in Canada, and (iv) the difference between the quantity referred to in subparagraph (iii) and the quantity set out in the report submitted under subsection 121 (1) of these Regulations for the same three-month period; (i) in the case where the fuel is renewable natural gas or renewable propane in respect of which compliance credits are created in respect of the liquid class, (i) the name of the owner or operator of each fuelling station to which the fuel has been supplied, (ii) the name, GPS coordinates to the fifth decimal place and, if any, civic address of each fuelling station to which the fuel has been supplied, (iii) the carbon intensity of the fuel and any alphanumeric identifier assigned under subsection 85 (2) of these Regulation, as set out in the report submitted under subsection 121 (1) of these Regulations for the same three-month period, (iv) the carbon-intensity of the fuel as set out in any report submitted under subsection 123 (1) of these Regulations for the same compliance period, (v) the quantity of the fuel determined in accordance with subsection 45 (1) of these Regulations, expressed in cubic metres, that is produced using an eligible feedstock that is imported in order to create compliance credits during the same three-month period in accordance with section 100 of these Regulations, and (vi) the difference between the quantity referred to in subparagraph (v) and the quantity set out in the report submitted under subsection 121 (1) of these Regulations for the same three-month period; (j) the quantity of low-carbon-intensity fuel that was exported or sold for export during the period to which the report submitted under subsection 121 (1)