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 11. (1) For the purposes of clause 20.21 (1) (c) of the Act, a person who engages in an activity prescribed by section 2 of this Regulation shall ensure that the following requirements are complied with in respect of the facility at which the activity is engaged in: 1. At all times when engaging in the activity, an EASR ESDM report that meets the requirements in section 12 must be available at the facility. 2. A new EASR ESDM report that meets the requirements in section 12 must be prepared at least once every 10 years. 3. Each EASR ESDM report prepared in respect of the facility must be accompanied by an EASR ESDM report supplement that meets the requirements in section 13. 4. At all times when engaging in the activity, the person engaging in the activity must ensure that the facility is operating within the operational parameters set out in the EASR ESDM report supplement. 5. At all times when engaging in the activity, the person shall ensure that the following rules are adhered to with respect to the concentration of each of the following contaminants discharged from the facility at a point of impingement: i. If the contaminant is identified in the ACB list as belonging to the category “Benchmark 1”, the concentration must be at or below the concentration for each specified averaging period set out for the contaminant in that document. ii. If the contaminant is identified in the ACB list as belonging to the category “Benchmark 2”, A. the concentration must be at or below the concentration for each specified averaging period set out for the contaminant in that document, or B. if the concentration is above the concentration for a specified averaging period set out for the contaminant in that document, the concentration must not be likely to cause an adverse effect for that averaging period. iii. If subparagraphs i and ii do not apply to the contaminant, the concentration must not be likely to cause an adverse effect for a specified averaging period that relates to the adverse effect as set out in the Emissions Summary Table. 6. Subject to paragraph 7, at all times when engaging in the activity, the person shall ensure that each piece of combustion equipment listed in the EASR ESDM supplement as required by paragraph 9 of subsection 13 (1) is operated in a manner that does not result in the discharge of a contaminant, i. at an emission intensity rate that exceeds an applicable intensity rate set out for the contaminant in Chapter 1 of the EASR publication, or ii. in a concentration that exceeds an applicable limit set out for the contaminant in Chapter 1 of the EASR publication. 7. Paragraph 6 does not apply, i. to combustion equipment during its start-up and shut-down periods, ii. to a boiler or heater during a period when, in a year, it uses a fuel other than the primary fuel identified in the EASR ESDM supplement in respect of the boiler or heater if, A. the supplement confirms that the total number of hours during which the boiler or heater uses non-primary fuels in a year does not exceed 500, and B. the boiler or heater has not used non-primary fuels for more than 500 hours in that year, or iii. to a combustion turbine that operates less than 1500 hours in a year and has either a maximum electrical power output capacity or a maximum mechanical power output capacity of less than 4 megawatts. O. Reg. 1/17, s. 11 (1); O. Reg. 13/17, s. 2; O. Reg. 274/21, s. 3. (2) In this section, “shut-down” means an operating condition during which the operation of a piece of combustion equipment is decreased from normal operating conditions to an inoperative state; (“mise à l’arrêt”) “start-up” means an operating condition during which the operation of a piece of combustion equipment is increased from an inoperative state to normal operating conditions. (“démarrage”) O. Reg. 1/17, s. 11 (2).