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CEMS 26 (1) A responsible person who uses a CEMS referred to in paragraph 20 (1)(a) for the purpose of section 3 or 15 must ensure that the Reference Method is complied with. Certification (2) Before a CEMS referred to in paragraph 20 (1)(a) is used for the purpose of that paragraph, it must be certified by the responsible person in accordance with section 5 of the Reference Method. Annual audit (3) For each calendar year during which a responsible person uses a CEMS referred to in paragraph 20 (1)(a), an auditor must (a) assess, based on the review referred to in section 6.5.2 of the Reference Method, whether, in the auditor’s opinion, the responsible person’s use of the CEMS complied with the Quality Assurance/Quality Control manual referred to in section 6 of the Reference Method; (b) ensure that the Quality Assurance/Quality Control manual has been updated in accordance with sections 6.1 and 6.5.2 of the Reference Method; and (c) assess whether, in the auditor’s opinion, the responsible person complied with the Reference Method and the CEMS met the specifications set out in the Reference Method, in particular, in its sections 3 and 4. Auditor’s report (4) The responsible person must obtain a report, signed by the auditor, that contains the information set out in Schedule 6 and send the auditor’s report to the Minister with their annual report referred to in section 15 .
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Fuel sampling 27 (1) The determination of the value for the elements related to carbon content and higher heating values referred to in sections 21 to 24 must be based on fuel samples taken in accordance with this section. Frequency (2) Each fuel sample must be taken at a time and location in the fuel handling system of the power plant that provides the following representative sample of the fuel combusted at the following minimum frequency: (a) for coal other than synthetic gas derived from coal or derived from petroleum coke, one composite sample, during each week that the unit produces electricity, that is prepared in accordance with ASTM D2013 / D2013M - 11, entitled Standard Practice for Preparing Coal Samples for Analysis , and that consists of sub-samples taken at least twice from coal that was fed for combustion during that week and at least 48 hours apart, in accordance with (i) ASTM D2234 / D2234M - 10, entitled Standard Practice for Collection of a Gross Sample of Coal , or (ii) ASTM D7430 - 11ae1, entitled Standard Practice for Mechanical Sampling of Coal ; (b) for a type of solid fuel other than coal, one composite sample per month that consists of sub-samples of fuel of that type, each having the same mass, that were taken from fuel that was fed for combustion during each week that begins in that month and during which the unit produces electricity and that were taken at least 48 hours after any previous sub-sample and after all fuel treatment operations had been carried out but before any mixing of the fuel from which the sub-sample is taken with other fuels; (c) for a type of liquid fuel and of a gaseous fuel other than natural gas, one sample per quarter, with each sample of fuel of that type being taken at least one month after any previous sample has been taken; and (d) for natural gas, two samples per calendar year, with each sample being taken at least four months after any previous sample has been taken. Additional samples (3) For greater certainty, the responsible person who takes, for the purpose of these Regulations, more samples than the minimum required under subsection (2) must make the determination referred to in subsection (1) based on each sample — and, in the case of composite samples, each sub-sample — taken, including those additional samples.
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Missing Data 28 (1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), if, for any reason beyond the responsible person’s control, the emission-intensity referred to in subsection 3 (1) cannot be determined in accordance with a formula set out in any of sections 19 and 21 to 24 because data required to determine the value of an element of that formula has not been obtained for a given period during a calendar year, replacement data for that given period obtained in accordance with an appropriate method must be used to determine that value. Replacement data — CEMS (2) If a CEMS referred to in paragraph 20 (1)(a) is used for the determination of an element of a formula set out in section 21 but data has not been obtained for that determination during a given period, the replacement data is to be obtained in accordance with section 3.5.2 of the Reference Method. Replacement data — Fuel-based methods (3) If a fuel-based method referred to in paragraph 20 (1)(b) is used for the determination of an element — related to the higher heating value, carbon content or molecular mass of a fuel — of a formula set out in any of sections 21 to 24 for which data has not been obtained during a given period, the replacement data is to be the average of the determinations for that element, using the fuel-based method in question, during the equivalent period prior to and, if available, subsequent to that given period. However, if the determination of that element is not available during the equivalent period prior to that given period, the replacement data is to be the determination for that element, using the fuel-based method in question, during the equivalent period subsequent to the given period. Replacement data — multiple periods (4) During a calendar year, there may be more than one given period, but replacement data may be obtained under subsection (1) or (3) for a maximum of 28 days during the calendar year, distributed among any or all of those periods.
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July 1, 2015 29 (1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), these Regulations come into force on July 1, 2015. January 1, 2013 (2) Sections 1 , 2 and 4 , subsections 5 (1) to (4) and sections 9 to 14 and 29 come into force on January 1, 2013. January 1, 2030 (3) Section 3 , in respect of standby units, comes into force on January 1, 2030.
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1 The following information respecting the responsible person: (a) an indication of whether they are the owner or operator of the unit and their name and civic address; (b) the name, title, civic and postal addresses, telephone number and, if any, email address and fax number, of their authorized official; and (c) the name, title, civic and postal addresses, telephone number and, if any, email address and fax number, of a contact person, if different from the authorized official.
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2 The following information respecting the unit: (a) for each responsible person for the unit, other than the responsible person mentioned in paragraph 1(a), if any (i) their name and civic address, (ii) an indication of whether they are an owner or operator, and (iii) in the case of an owner, their percentage of ownership interest; (b) its name and civic address, if any; (c) if applicable, its National Pollutant Release Inventory identification number assigned by the Minister for the purpose of section 48 of the Act; (d) for an existing or old unit, the calendar year in which it reaches, or has reached, the end of its useful life; (e) its commissioning date; and (f) its production capacity.
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1 The following information respecting the capture element of the carbon capture and storage system: (a) a description of how the emissions are to be captured, including a preliminary engineering design and a description of the preferred technology and processes to be used; (b) a description of the principal modifications to the unit that are needed for its integration with the capture element to enable the responsible person to comply with subsection 3 (1) of these Regulations; (c) an identification of any major equipment to be installed and of any other significant equipment to be modified or replaced; (d) process flow diagrams and mass and energy balances, including external energy inputs; (e) a summary of auxiliary energy loads; (f) an estimate of the unit’s production capacity when it is operating with an integrated capture element; (g) an estimate of the unit’s gross quantity of electricity produced for a calendar year — set out in the description of G gross in subsection 19 (1) of these Regulations — when it is operating with an integrated capture element; (h) an estimate of the rate of capture of CO 2 emissions and of the volume of CO 2 emissions, expressed in standard m 3 , to be captured for a calendar year and for the operating life of the unit; (i) a preliminary resource analysis for the unit when it is operating with an integrated capture element, including water consumption, heat and power consumption, raw material consumption and fuel consumption; (j) documents establishing that adequate space has been set aside at the power plant in which the unit is located and that adequate access is to be provided for the purpose of installing the required equipment, including site plans that show (i) the outline and location of all significant electricity generating equipment, carbon capture equipment and compression equipment, as well as any ancillary equipment necessary, sized to capture the sufficient volume of CO 2 referred to in subparagraph 9 (2)(c)(i) of these Regulations, (ii) all areas that are to be used for carrying out the construction of the capture element, and (iii) the point of exit of the pipeline to transport the captured CO 2 emissions from the power plant to the storage site, if the captured CO 2 emissions are not stored at the power plant; (k) an identification of the potential risks and obstacles, based on the preferred capture technology, to the construction and operation of the capture element integrated with the unit; (l) a list of each environmental, safety and other approval or permit that is required for the construction or operation of the unit integrated with the capture element; and (m) a list of potential suppliers of equipment, materials or services that are needed for the construction and operation of the unit integrated with the capture element.
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2 The following information respecting the transportation element of the carbon capture and storage system: (a) an identification of, and justification for, one or more preferred transport methods and routes to an appropriate geological storage site referred to in paragraph 3(b), supported by a routing map and a geographic information system (GIS) file for each method and route; (b) the expected location and size of pumping stations, of receipt and delivery points and of any interconnects on the pipeline for each preferred route; (c) an estimation of the diameter of the pipeline for each preferred route that is required to transport the sufficient volume of CO 2 referred to in subparagraph 9 (2)(c)(i) of these Regulations; (d) if applicable, a detailed description of how any tankers that are to be used to transport the captured CO 2 emissions are to be obtained and, if required, commissioned and a plan detailing how any required port infrastructure for shipping the captured CO 2 emissions on those tankers is to be developed; (e) an identification of the potential risks and obstacles, for each preferred route, to the construction and operation of the pipeline or shipping network along that route, including any surface or subsurface land use that may conflict with that construction or operation, along with an explanation of how those risks and obstacles are to be overcome ; (f) a list of each environmental, safety and other approval or permit that is required for the construction or operation of the transportation element; and (g) a list of potential suppliers of equipment, materials or services that are needed for the construction and operation of the transportation element.
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3 The following information respecting the storage element of the carbon capture and storage system: (a) an estimation of the volume of CO 2 emissions, expressed in standard m 3 , to be captured and stored during each calendar year and over the anticipated operating life of the unit; (b) an identification of one or more suitable geological sites for storage that are expected to be used to store the captured CO 2 emissions, supported by a delineation of the geographical extent of each storage site and at least one study showing that the required capacity to store the sufficient volume of CO 2 referred to in subparagraph 9 (2)(c)(i) of these Regulations is available based on generally accepted national or international protocols for storage capacity estimation; (c) an identification of any requirement under federal or provincial laws for the purity of captured CO 2 emissions, along with an explanation of how that requirement is to be met; (d) a preliminary assessment of the integrity of the storage element in preserving an impervious barrier to leakage of stored CO 2 emissions and of any risk to breaching that integrity, at each feasible storage site referred to in paragraph (b), along with a preliminary strategy to mitigate the risk; (e) a preliminary plan for measuring and verifying the volume of stored CO 2 emissions and for monitoring any leak of the stored CO 2 emissions from the storage element; (f) an identification of any surface or subsurface land use that may conflict with the operation of the storage element at each feasible storage site referred to in paragraph (b), along with an explanation of how the conflict is to be resolved in order to ensure access to each of those sites; (g) a list of each environmental, safety and other approval or permit that is required for the construction or operation of the storage element; and (h) a list of potential suppliers of equipment, materials or services that are needed for the construction and operation of the storage element for each feasible site referred to in paragraph (b).
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2 If any major equipment that is necessary for the capture element referred to in paragraph 10 (b) of these Regulations has been purchased, a copy of the purchase orders and receipts respecting the purchase of that equipment.
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3 A declaration, signed by all contracting parties to any contract referred to in paragraph 10 (c) of these Regulations, that indicates that the contract has been entered into and the date on which it was entered into.
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4 A copy of any permit or approval referred to in paragraph 10 (d) that has been obtained.
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5 A declaration — signed by the responsible person and, if applicable, any party contracting with the responsible person for the capture, transportation or storage elements of the carbon capture and storage system — that indicates the date on which CO 2 emissions from the combustion of fossil fuels in the unit have been captured in accordance with the laws of Canada or a province that regulate that capture and have been transported and stored in accordance with the laws of Canada or a province, or of the United States or one of its states, that regulate that transportation or storage, as the case may be.
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2 The following information respecting the unit: (a) for each responsible person for the unit, other than the responsible person mentioned in paragraph 1(a), if any (i) their name and civic address, (ii) an indication of whether they are an owner or operator, and (iii) in the case of an owner, their percentage of ownership interest; (b) its name and civic address, if any; (c) its registration number and, if applicable, its National Pollutant Release Inventory identification number assigned by the Minister for the purpose of section 48 of the Act; (d) if applicable, the number of other units located at the power plant in which the unit is located and, for each of those other units, the information referred to in paragraph (a); and (e) if applicable, a statement that indicates that the unit shares a common stack with one or more of those other units, along with a statement that identifies each of those other units.
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4 Information for the calendar year respecting (a) the number of hours during which the unit produced electricity; (b) if a substituted unit referred to in subsection 5 (1) of these Regulations has been substituted for an original unit, the production capacity of that substituted unit; (c) for a standby unit, the capacity factor for the standby unit; (d) for a unit granted an exemption under subsection 7 (4) of these Regulations, (i) the emergency period for the calendar year, namely, the period that begins on the first day in the calendar year on which the emergency existed and that ends on the last day in the calendar year on which it existed, (ii) the number of hours in the emergency period during which the unit operated, and (iii) the information referred to in item 3 for each emergency period for, and any other period of, the calendar year; and (e) for an existing unit referred to in subsection 14 (4) of these Regulations, the percentage of CO 2 emissions from the unit that are captured, transported and stored, along with supporting documents to establish the validity of that percentage.
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5 A copy of the auditor’s report referred to in subsection 26 (4) of these Regulations.
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6 If replacement data referred to in section 28 of these Regulations was used for a day or days for a given period referred to in subsection 28 (1) of these Regulations during the calendar year, (a) the reason for which data required to determine the value of an element of a formula set out in section 19 or any of sections 21 to 24 of these Regulations was not obtained and an explanation as to why that reason was out of the control of the responsible person; (b) the element of the formula for which data was not obtained and the date of the day on which the data was not obtained and, if that data was not obtained for a period of several days, the dates of the days on which the period begins and ends; and (c) the value determined for that element using replacement data, along with details of that determination, including (i) the data used to make that determination for each period of one or several days, (ii) the method used to obtain that data, and (iii) in the case of a determination of the value of an element referred to in subsection 28 (3) of these Regulations for a given period, a justification for the given period being used as the basis of that determination.
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1 The name, civic address and telephone number of the responsible person.
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2 The name, civic address, telephone number and qualifications of the auditor and, if any, the auditor’s fax number and email address.
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3 The procedures followed by the auditor to assess whether (a) the responsible person’s use of the CEMS complied with the Quality Assurance/Quality Control manual referred to in section 6 of the Reference Method; and (b) the responsible person complied with the Reference Method and the CEMS meets the specifications set out in the Reference Method, in particular, in its sections 3 and 4.
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4 A declaration of the auditor’s opinion as to whether (a) the responsible person’s use of the CEMS complied with the Quality Assurance/Quality Control Manual referred to in section 6 of the Reference Method; and (b) the responsible person complied with the Reference Method and the CEMS has met the specifications set out in the Reference Method, in particular, in its sections 3 and 4.
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5 A statement of the auditor’s opinion as to whether the responsible person has ensured that the Quality Assurance/Quality Control manual was updated in accordance with sections 6.1 and 6.5.2 of the Reference Method.
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51 The Reduction of Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Coal-fired Generation of Electricity Regulations 3 are repealed. 3 SOR/2012-167
General Import Permit No. 80 — Carbon Steel — a
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, pursuant to subsection 8(1.1) a and section 10 b of the Export and Import Permits Act c , hereby issues the annexed General Import Permit No. 80 — Carbon Steel . a S.C. 1994, c. 47, s. 108(1) b S.C. 2006, c. 13, s. 113 c R.S., c. E-19
General Import Permit No. 80 — Carbon Steel — 0.1
0.1 In this Permit, country of melt and pour means the country where the raw steel contained in a carbon steel product is first produced in a liquid state in a steel-making furnace and poured into its first solid state which can take the form of a semi-finished product that is a slab, billet or ingot or of a finished steel mill product. SOR/2024-214, s. 1
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1 Any resident of Canada may, under the authority of this Permit, import into Canada any goods described in item 80 of the Import Control List .
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2 If any goods imported under the authority of this Permit are required to be accounted for under section 32 of the Customs Act , the resident of Canada must, at the time of accounting or interim accounting, whichever comes first, include the statement “GIP80” or “LGI80” in the prescribed form. SOR/2024-214, s. 2
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3 A resident of Canada who imports goods under the authority of this Permit must (a) within 10 days after receipt of a request from the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development, provide to the Department the documents and records referred to in section 4 in respect of any import made during the period specified in the request; (b) at all reasonable times (i) make the documents and records referred to in section 4 available for inspection by any persons authorized by the Minister, and (ii) provide to those persons all reasonable assistance to facilitate the inspection of those documents and records; (c) within the time period specified by the Department, provide to the Department any documents and records necessary for making a determination on the country of origin, the country of melt and pour, the import value or the quantity of the imported carbon steel products; and (d) at the time of importation, specify the country of melt and pour of the imported goods in the form and manner determined by the Canada Border Services Agency. SOR/2019-317, s. 1 SOR/2024-214, s. 3