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Clean Fuel Regulations — 6
6 If the registered creator, or a person with whom they have entered into an agreement under section 21 of these Regulations, is the operator of a charging network referred to in subsection 102 (1) of these Regulations, the following information with respect to the electricity that is supplied to electric vehicles: (a) for each province in which the electricity is supplied to electric vehicles, (i) the carbon intensity of the electricity that is determined in accordance with subsection 75 (7) of these Regulations, that is approved under subsection 85 (1) of these Regulations or that is the actual carbon intensity specified in the carbon-intensity-pathway report referred to in subsection 123 (1) of these Regulations, as the case may be, and (ii) the total quantity of electricity of a specified carbon intensity that is supplied to electric vehicles in the province, expressed in kilowatt hours; (b) the energy efficiency ratio for light-duty electric vehicles on the January 1 of the compliance period, as set out in the Specifications for Fuel LCA Model CI Calculations, or an energy efficiency ratio of 2.5, at the election of the registered creator; (c) for each charging station that is intended primarily for use by the occupants of a private dwelling-place, (i) the province in which it is located and its serial number, and (ii) the quantity of electricity of a specified carbon intensity that is supplied to electric vehicles by that charging station, expressed in kilowatt hours; (d) for each charging station that is intended primarily for use by the public, (i) the province in which it is located, its GPS coordinates to the fifth decimal place and, if any, its name or identifier, civic address and serial number, and (ii) the quantity of electricity of a specified carbon intensity that is supplied to electric vehicles by that charging station, expressed in kilowatt hours; and (e) the number of provisional compliance credits created under subsection 102 (1) of these Regulations by the supply of electricity to electric vehicles.
Clean Fuel Regulations — 7
7 If the registered creator, or a person with whom they have entered into an agreement under section 21 of these Regulations, is the owner or operator of a hydrogen fuelling station, the following information with respect to the hydrogen supplied by those stations for use in Canada as an energy source for hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in accordance with paragraph 104 (1)(a) of these Regulations: (a) for each hydrogen fuelling station, (i) its name, GPS coordinates to the fifth decimal place and, if any, its civic address, and (ii) the quantity of hydrogen, expressed in kilograms, that is supplied to each class of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles listed in the Specifications for Fuel LCA Model CI Calculations; (b) the carbon intensity of the hydrogen supplied to the vehicles referred to in subparagraph (a)(ii) that is the default carbon intensity referred to in paragraph 75 (1)(a) of these Regulations or determined in accordance with paragraph 75 (1)(b) or subsection 75 (6) of these Regulations, that is approved under subsection 85 (1) of these Regulations or that is the actual carbon intensity specified in the carbon-intensity-pathway report referred to in subsection 123 (1) of these Regulations, as the case may be, and any alphanumeric identifier assigned to the carbon intensity; (c) if feedstock is used to produce the hydrogen, the type of that feedstock and the region where it was extracted, harvested or produced; (d) if eligible feedstock is used to produce the hydrogen, the maximum quantity of hydrogen, determined in accordance with subsection 45 (1) of these Regulations, expressed in cubic metres, that is produced using the eligible feedstock in order to create compliance credits under paragraph 104 (1)(a) of these Regulations and that is supplied to vehicles at each fuelling station; and (e) the number of provisional compliance credits created under paragraph 104 (1)(a) of these Regulations.
Clean Fuel Regulations — 8
8 If the registered creator, or a person with whom they have entered into an agreement under section 21 of these Regulations, is the owner or operator of a hydrogen fuelling station, the following information with respect to the hydrogen supplied by those stations for use in Canada as a fuel for vehicles other than hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in accordance with paragraph 104 (1)(b) of these Regulations: (a) for each hydrogen fuelling station, (i) its name, GPS coordinates to the fifth decimal place and, if any, its civic address, and (ii) the quantity of hydrogen, expressed in kilograms, that is supplied to each class of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles listed in the Specifications for Fuel LCA Model CI Calculations; (b) the carbon intensity of the hydrogen supplied to the vehicles referred to in subparagraph (a)(ii) that is the default carbon intensity referred to in paragraph 75 (1)(a) of these Regulations or determined in accordance with paragraph 75 (1)(b) or subsection 75 (6) of these Regulations, that is approved under subsection 85 (1) of these Regulations or that is the actual carbon intensity specified in the carbon-intensity-pathway report referred to in subsection 123 (1) of these Regulations, as the case may be, and any alphanumeric identifier assigned to the carbon intensity; (c) if feedstock is used to produce the hydrogen, the type of that feedstock and the region where it was extracted, harvested or produced; (d) if eligible feedstock is used to produce the hydrogen, the maximum quantity of hydrogen, determined in accordance with subsection 45 (1) of these Regulations, expressed in cubic metres, that is produced using the eligible feedstock in order to create compliance credits under paragraph 104 (1)(b) of these Regulations and that is supplied to vehicles at each fuelling station; and (e) the number of provisional compliance credits created under paragraph 104 (1)(b) of these Regulations.
Clean Fuel Regulations — 9
9 The following information with respect to each liquid low-carbon-intensity fuel that is produced or imported into Canada in order to create compliance credits and that the registered creator has either exported or sold for export during the compliance period or that is acquired in accordance with a transfer request referred to in section 108 of these Regulations and, during the compliance period, a person, other than a primary supplier or a registered creator, has exported or sold it for export: (a) its quantity, expressed in cubic metres; (b) its carbon intensity and any alphanumeric identifier assigned to it; and (c) the number of compliance credits to be canceled and the account of the registered creator opened under section 28 of these Regulations into which the credits have been deposited.
Clean Fuel Regulations — 10
10 The following information with respect to each gaseous low-carbon-intensity fuel that is produced or imported into Canada in order to create compliance credits and that the registered creator has either exported or sold for export during the compliance period or that is acquired in accordance with a transfer request referred to in section 108 of these Regulations and, during the compliance period, a person, other than a primary supplier or a registered creator, has exported or sold it for export: (a) its quantity, expressed in cubic metres or kilograms; (b) its carbon intensity and any alphanumeric identifier assigned to it; and (c) the number of compliance credits to be canceled and the account of the registered creator opened under section 28 of these Regulations into which the credits have been deposited.
Clean Fuel Regulations — 11
11 The following information with respect to any fuel or energy source for which compliance credits are created by the registered creator in accordance with section 88 of these Regulations: (a) its carbon intensity and any alphanumeric identifier assigned to it under subsection 85 (2) of these Regulations; (b) in the case where its carbon intensity has been the subject of an application for temporary approval under subsection 91 (1) of these Regulations, (i) the carbon intensity that has been temporarily approved under subsection 91 (4) of these Regulations and any alphanumeric identifier assigned to it under subsection 9 1 (5) of these Regulations, (ii) the period during which the temporarily approved carbon intensity was used to create compliance credits, (iii) the quantity of fuel supplied during the period referred to in subparagraph (ii), (iv) the energy density of the fuel or energy source, and (v) the number of compliance credits created during the period referred to in subparagraph (ii) in respect of which a credit adjustment has been requested; (c) in the case where its carbon intensity that was used to create compliance credits is the carbon intensity referred to in paragraph 75 (1)(a) or (b) of these Regulations, (i) its carbon intensity, (ii) the period during which the carbon intensity was used to create compliance credits, (iii) the quantity supplied during the period referred to in subparagraph (ii), (iv) the energy density of the fuel or energy source, and (v) the number of compliance credits created during the period referred to in subparagraph (ii) in respect of which a credit adjustment has been requested; and (d) the total number of compliance credits referred to in subparagraphs (b)(v) and (c)(v) in respect of which a credit adjustment has been requested.
Clean Fuel Regulations — 12
12 The following information with respect to any fuel or energy source for which compliance credits are created by the registered creator after June 30, 2024: (a) if its carbon intensity is approved after June 30, 2024, that carbon intensity and any alphanumeric identifier assigned to it under subsection 85 (2) of these Regulations; (b) if its carbon intensity is approved on or before June 30, 2024, that carbon intensity and any alphanumeric identifier assigned to it under subsection 85 (2) of these Regulations, as well as (i) the period during which the carbon intensity was used to create compliance credits, (ii) the quantity supplied during the period referred to in subparagraph (i), and (iii) the energy density of the fuel or energy source; (c) in the case where its carbon intensity was used to create compliance credits before June 30, 2024 and that carbon intensity has been temporarily approved under subsection 91 (4) of these Regulations or has been determined in accordance with section 75 of these Regulations, that carbon intensity and any alphanumeric identifier assigned to it, as well as (i) the period during which the carbon intensity was used to create compliance credits, (ii) the quantity supplied during the period referred to in subparagraph (i), and (iii) the energy density of the fuel; and (d) the total number of compliance credits in respect of which a credit adjustment has been requested.
Clean Fuel Regulations — 13
13 The total number of compliance credits referred to in sections 8 to 12 in respect of which a credit adjustment has been requested that are in any account of the registered creator opened under section 28 of these Regulations.
Clean Fuel Regulations — 2
2 The following information with respect to each liquid low-carbon-intensity fuel referred to in section 94 of these Regulations that is produced in Canada by the registered creator or the person with whom the registered creator has entered into an agreement under section 21 of these Regulations during the period to which the report relates: (a) its type; (b) the name, GPS coordinates to the fifth decimal place and, if any, the civic address of each facility at which the fuel is produced; (c) its carbon intensity that is the default carbon intensity referred to in paragraph 75 (1)(a) of these Regulations or that is approved under subsection 85 (1) of these Regulations, as the case may be, and any alphanumeric identifier assigned to the carbon intensity under subsection 85 (2) of these Regulations; (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 energy density, expressed in megajoules per cubic metre, as set out in column 2 of Schedule 2 or as set out in the Specifications for Fuel LCA Model CI Calculations, at the election of the registered creator; (g) its quantity determined in accordance with subsection 45 (1) of these Regulations, expressed in cubic metres, that is produced using an eligible feedstock in order to create compliance credits in accordance with section 94 of these Regulations, and that is used in Canada; (h) an indication of whether the fuel is a gasoline replacement or a diesel replacement; and (i) the number of provisional compliance credits created under subsection 94 (2) of these Regulations by the production of the fuel.
Clean Fuel Regulations — 4
4 The following information for each liquid low-carbon-intensity fuel referred to in section 94 of these Regulations that is imported into Canada by the registered creator during the period to which the report relates: (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) its carbon intensity that is the default carbon intensity referred to in paragraph 75 (1)(a) of these Regulations or that is approved under subsection 85 (1) of these Regulations, as the case may be, and any alphanumeric identifier assigned to the carbon intensity under subsection 85 (2) of these Regulations; (e) the type of feedstock that was used to produce the fuel; (f) the region where the feedstock was extracted, harvested or produced; (g) its energy density, expressed in megajoules per cubic metre, as set out in column 2 of Schedule 2 or as set out in the Specifications for Fuel LCA Model CI Calculations, at the election of the registered creator; (h) its quantity determined in accordance with subsection 45 (1) of these Regulations, expressed in cubic metres, that is produced using an eligible feedstock and that is imported in order to create compliance credits in accordance with section 94 of these Regulations; (i) an indication of whether the fuel is a gasoline replacement or a diesel replacement; and (j) the number of provisional compliance credits created under subsection 94 (2) of these Regulations by the import of the fuel.
Clean Fuel Regulations — 6
6 If compliance credits that are created for a low-carbon-intensity fuel referred to in any of sections 2 to 5 are transferred by the registered creator to another participant in accordance with subsection 108 (1) of these Regulations, the following information: (a) the name of each participant to whom compliance credits are transferred; (b) the quantity of low-carbon-intensity fuel that is sold to each participant, expressed in cubic metres; (c) for each fuel that is sold to each participant, the carbon intensity that is the default carbon intensity referred to in paragraph 75 (1)(a) of these Regulations or that is approved under subsection 85 (1) of these Regulations and any alphanumeric identifier assigned to the carbon intensity under subsection 85 (2) of these Regulations; and (d) the number of compliance credits that are transferred to each participant for each fuel.
Clean Fuel Regulations — 7
7 The following information for each quantity of electricity produced using biogas in respect of which provisional compliance credits have been created in accordance with subsection 96 (3) of these Regulations during the period to which the report relates: (a) the name, GPS coordinates to the fifth decimal place and, if any, the civic address of each facility at which the biogas is produced; (b) the name, GPS coordinates to the fifth decimal place and, if any, civic address of each facility at which electricity is produced; (c) the carbon intensity of the biogas that is the default carbon intensity referred to in paragraph 75 (1)(a) of these Regulations or that is approved under subsection 85 (1) of these Regulations and any alphanumeric identifier assigned to the carbon intensity under subsection 85 (2) of these Regulations; (d) the type of feedstock that was used to produce the fuel; (e) the region where the feedstock was extracted, harvested or produced; (f) the energy density of the biogas, expressed in megajoules per cubic metre, as set out in item 1, 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; (g) the quantity of the biogas, expressed in cubic metres, produced using an eligible feedstock and determined in accordance with subsection 45 (1) of these Regulations that is used in Canada in equipment for the production of electricity; (h) the carbon intensity of the electricity that is produced using the biogas and determined in accordance with subsection 96 (2) of these Regulations; (i) the total quantity of electricity that is produced by the equipment using the biogas at each facility and used in the determination of the carbon intensity of the electricity; (j) the quantity of electricity that is produced using the biogas at each facility and used to create provisional compliance credits; and (i) the number of provisional compliance credits that are created under subsection 96 (3) of these Regulations by the production of electricity.
Clean Fuel Regulations — 2
2 For each three-month period during the compliance period, the following information with respect to each liquid low-carbon-intensity fuel with a particular carbon intensity whose production in Canada during that compliance period results in compliance credits being deposited into the account of their registered creator: (a) its type; (b) the name, GPS coordinates to the fifth decimal place and, if any, the civic address of each facility at which the fuel is produced; (c) 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; (d) the carbon intensity of the fuel as set out in any carbon-intensity-pathway report submitted under subsection 123 (1) of these Regulations for the same compliance period; (e) the type of feedstock that was used to produce the fuel; (f) the region where the feedstock was extracted, harvested or produced; (g) the energy density of the fuel, expressed in megajoules per cubic metre, as set out in column 2 of Schedule 2 or as set out in the Specifications for Fuel LCA Model CI Calculations, at the election of the registered creator; (h) an indication of whether the fuel is a gasoline replacement or a diesel replacement; (i) the quantity of the fuel, expressed in cubic metres, determined in accordance with subsection 45 (1) of these Regulations, that is produced using an eligible feedstock in order to create compliance credits during the same three-month period and that is used in Canada; (j) the difference between the quantity referred to in paragraph (i) and the quantity set out in the report submitted under subsection 121 (1) of these Regulations for the same three-month period; (k) 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) of these Regulations relates; (l) the total number of compliance credits to be deposited into any account of the registered creator opened under section 28 of these Regulations and a description of the change or error, if any, which requires the adjustment of credits; (m) the total number of compliance credits to be canceled from any account of the registered creator opened under section 28 of these Regulations, and a description of the change or error, if any, which requires the cancellation of credits; and (n) the number of compliance credits, if any, that have been transferred to each participant under subsection 108 (1) of these Regulations.
Clean Fuel Regulations — 3
ber of compliance credits to be deposited into any account of the registered creator opened under paragraph 28 (b) of these Regulations and a description of the change or error, if any, which requires the adjustment of credits, and (ii) the total number of compliance credits to be canceled from any account of the registered creator opened under paragraph 28 (b) of these Regulations, and a description of the change or error, if any, which requires the cancellation of credits; (j) in the case where the production of the low-carbon-intensity fuel results in the creation of compliance credits under subsection 100 (1) of these Regulations, (i) the total number of compliance credits to be deposited into any account of the registered creator opened under paragraph 28 (a) of these Regulations and a description of the change or error, if any, which requires the adjustment of credits, and (ii) the total number of compliance credits to be canceled from any account of the registered creator opened under paragraph 28 (a) of these Regulations, and a description of the change or error, if any, which requires the cancellation of credits; and (k) the number of compliance credits, if any, that are transferred to each participant under subsection 108 (1) of these Regulations and the name of that participant.
Clean Fuel Regulations — 4
4 For each three-month period during the compliance period, the following information with respect to each liquid low-carbon-intensity fuel with a particular carbon intensity 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 carbon intensity of the fuel and any alphanumeric identifier assigned under subsection 85 (2) of these Regulations, as set out in the report submitted under subsection 121 (1) of these Regulations for the same three-month period; (e) 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; (f) the type of feedstock that was used to produce the fuel; (g) the region where the feedstock was extracted, harvested or produced; (h) the energy density of the fuel, expressed in megajoules per cubic metre, as set out in column 2 of Schedule 2 or as set out in the Specifications for Fuel LCA Model CI Calculations, at the election of the registered creator; (i) the quantity of the fuel, expressed in cubic metres, determined in accordance with subsection 45 (1) of these Regulations, that is produced using an eligible feedstock and that is imported in order to create compliance credits during the same three-month period and that is used in Canada; (j) the difference between the quantity referred to in paragraph (i) and the quantity set out in the report submitted under subsection 121 (1) of these Regulations for the same three-month period; (k) 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) of these Regulations relates; (l) the total number of compliance credits to be deposited into any account of the registered creator opened under section 28 of these Regulations and a description of the change or error, if any, which requires the adjustment of credits; (m) the total number of compliance credits to be canceled from any account of the registered creator opened under section 28 of these Regulations, and a description of the change or error, if any, which requires the cancellation of credits; and (n) the number of compliance credits, if any, that have been transferred to each participant under subsection 108 (1) of these Regulations.