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 50. A person who is required to submit a report to the Director under section 45 or 46 shall ensure that the information and supporting documentation on which the report is based are kept for five years after the report is submitted.  O. Reg. 194/05, s. 50. table 1   Nitrogen Oxides Emissions Allowances, sector Budgets, Section 10 Item   Column 1 Regulated sector   Column 2 Amount (tonnes) 

  1.   Cement   14,875 

  2.   Flat glass   1,805 

  3.   Pulp and paper   6,558 

  4.   Iron and steel   9,855 O. Reg. 305/17, s. 5. TABLE 2 Revoked: O. Reg. 305/17, s. 5. table 3   Nitrogen Oxides Emissions Allowances, Petroleum Sector, Section 12 Item   Column 1 Facility   Column 2 Amount (tonnes) 

  1.   Imperial Oil Refinery Complex, Sarnia   2,660 

  2.   Imperial Oil, Nanticoke   1,900 

  3.   Petro-Canada, Mississauga   665 

  4.   Shell Canada, Sarnia   1,710 

  5.   Suncor Inc., Sarnia   950 

  6.   Nova Chemicals, Sarnia   2,500 O. Reg. 305/17, s. 5. table 4   Nitrogen Oxides Emission Intensity Rates, Section 14 Item   Column 1 Regulated sector   Column 2 Facility   Column 3 Intensity rate (tonnes per unit of regulated product) 

  1.   Cement   St. Marys, Bowmanville   0.0020 

  2.   Cement   St. Lawrence, Mississauga   0.0020 

  3.   Cement   Lafarge, Bath   0.0020 

  4.   Cement   Essroc, Picton   0.0020 

  5.   Cement   St. Marys, St. Marys   0.0020 

  6.   Cement   Lafarge, Woodstock   0.0020 

  7.   Flat glass   PPG, Owen Sound   0.0108 

  8.   Iron and steel   Algoma, Sault Ste. Marie   0.00120 

  9.   Iron and steel   Dofasco, Hamilton   0.00085 

  10.   Iron and steel   Stelco Hilton Works, Hamilton   0.00116 

  11.   Iron and steel   Stelco Lake Erie, Nanticoke   0.00116 

  12.   Pulp and paper   Bowater, Thunder Bay   0.0022 

  13.   Pulp and paper   Kimberly Clark, Terrace Bay   0.0017 

  14.   Pulp and paper   Domtar, Espanola   0.0023 

  15.   Pulp and paper   Weyerhaeuser, Dryden   0.0029 

  16.   Pulp and paper   Norampac, Red Rock   0.0013 

  17.   Pulp and paper   Abitibi, Fort Frances   0.0040 

  18.   Pulp and paper   Marathon Pulp, Marathon   0.0043 

  19.   Pulp and paper   Tembec, Smooth Rock   0.0026 

  20.   Pulp and paper   Domtar, Cornwall   0.0035 O. Reg. 305/17, s. 5. table 5   Sulphur Dioxide Emission Allowances, Facility Budgets, Section 22 Item   Column 1 Facility   Column 2 Amount (tonnes) 

  1.   Inco, Sudbury   66,000 

  2.   Falconbridge, Sudbury   25,000 

  3.   Nova Chemicals, Sarnia   7,100 

  4.   Cabot Canada, Sarnia   7,300 

  5.   Columbian Chemicals, Hamilton   3,400 O. Reg. 305/17, s. 5. table 6   Sulphur Dioxide Emission Allowances, Sector Budgets, Section 23 Item   Column 1 Regulated sector   Column 2 Amount (tonnes) 

  1.   Cement   16,139 

  2.   Iron and steel   19,384 

  3.   Pulp and paper   8,339 O. Reg. 305/17, s. 5. TABLE 7 Revoked: O. Reg. 305/17, s. 5. Table 8   Sulphur Dioxide Emission Allowances, Petroleum Sector, Section 27 Item   Column 1 Facility   Column 2 Amount (tonnes) 

  1.   Imperial Oil Refinery Complex, Sarnia   9,200 

  2.   Imperial Oil, Nanticoke   6,800 

  3.   Petro-Canada, Mississauga   1,600 

  4.   Shell Canada, Sarnia   7,150 

  5.   Suncor Inc. Sarnia   4,000 O. Reg. 305/17, s. 5. table 9   Sulphur Dioxide Emission Intensity Rates, Section 29 Item   Column 1 Regulated sector   Column 2 Facility   Column 3 Intensity rates (tonnes per unit of regulated product) 

  1.   Cement    St. Marys, Bowmanville   0.0022  

  2.   Cement    St. Lawrence, Mississauga   0.0022 

  3.   Cement    Lafarge, Bath   0.0022 

  4.   Cement    Essroc, Picton   0.0022 

  5.   Cement    St. Marys, St. Marys   0.0022 

  6.   Cement    Lafarge, Woodstock   0.0022 

  7.   Base metal smelting    Inco, Sudbury   0.30 

  8.   Base metal smelting    Falconbridge, Sudbury   0.30 

  9.   Carbon black   Cabot Canada   0.066 

  10.   Carbon black   Columbian Chemicals   0.036 

  11.   Iron and steel   Algoma, Sault Ste. Marie   0.00323 

  12.   Iron and steel   Dofasco, Hamilton   0.00121 

  13.   Iron and steel   Stelco Hilton Works, Hamilton   0.00203 

  14.   Iron and steel   Stelco Lake Erie, Nanticoke   0.00203 

  15.   Pulp and paper   Bowater, Thunder Bay   0.0034 

  16.   Pulp and paper   Kimberly Clark, Terrace Bay   0.0015 

  17.   Pulp and paper   Domtar, Espanola   0.0013 

  18.   Pulp and paper   Weyerhaeuser, Dryden   0.0007 

  19.   Pulp and paper   Norampac, Red Rock   0.0017 

  20.   Pulp and paper   Abitibi, Fort Frances   0.0082 

  21.   Pulp and paper   Marathon Pulp, Marathon   0.0053 

  22.   Pulp and paper   Tembec, Smooth Rock   0.0016 

  23.   Pulp and paper   Domtar, Cornwall   0.0115 

  24.   Petroleum   Nova Chemicals, Sarnia   0.008875 O. Reg. 305/17, s. 5. Table 10   Additional Monitoring of Sulphur Dioxide Emission Sources, section 48 Item   Column 1 Facility   Column 2 Source 

  1.   Any facility in the cement sector   Kiln 

  2.   Inco, Sudbury   381 metre stack 

  3.   Inco, Sudbury   193 metre stack 

  4.   Falconbridge, Sudbury   93 metre stack O. Reg. 305/17, s. 5.