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  1. Renewable Fuels Regulations - SOR/2010-189 (SCHEDULE 5 : Annual Report — Information Required from a Participant)
    Renewable Fuels Regulations

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    2 For each non-mobile facility in Canada at which the participant created a compliance unit by blending renewable fuel with a liquid petroleum fuel, the following information:

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    • (c) for each type of liquid petroleum fuel with which a renewable fuel was blended at the facility to result in high-renewable-content fuel,

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      • (iii) the volumetrically-weighted average of renewable fuel content in the resulting high-renewable-content fuel, expressed as volume per cent,

    3 For each province in which the participant created a compliance unit by blending renewable fuel with liquid petroleum fuel in a mobile facility that is part of a fleet, the following information:

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    • (d) for each type of liquid petroleum fuel with which a renewable fuel was blended to result in high-renewable-content fuel,

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      • (iii) the volumetrically-weighted average of renewable fuel content in the resulting high-renewable-content fuel, expressed as volume per cent,

    4 For each province in which the participant created a compliance unit by importing liquid petroleum fuel with renewable fuel content, the following information:

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    • (b) for each type of high-renewable-content fuel imported,

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      • (iii) the volumetrically-weighted average of renewable fuel content in the imported high-renewable-content fuel, expressed as volume per cent,

    5 For each production facility in Canada at which the participant created a compliance unit by using biocrude as feedstock, and for each type of biocrude, the following information:

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    • (b) the volume, expressed in litres, of biocrude used as feedstock and, if known, that volume, by each country of origin;

    6 For each facility in Canada at which the participant created a compliance unit by using neat renewable fuel, and for each province in which the participant created a compliance unit by selling neat renewable fuel to a neat fuel consumer, the following information:

    • (a) the civic address and name, if any, of the facility, or the province, as the case may be;

    • (b) the volume, expressed in litres, of neat renewable fuel sold to each neat renewable fuel consumer, the name of the neat renewable fuel consumer and, if known, each type of combustion device in which the neat renewable fuel was used as fuel;

    • (c) the volume, expressed in litres, of neat renewable fuel used as fuel by the participant and, if known, that volume by each type of combustion device in which the neat renewable fuel was so used; and

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    10 The number of gasoline compliance units and of distillate compliance units, if any, cancelled

    • (a) under subsection 25(1) of these Regulations as a result of the primary supplier having carried back compliance units;

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    • (c.1) under subsection 25(6) of these Regulations because compliance units were neither carried forward nor assigned as envisaged by that subsection; and

    • (d) under paragraph 11(3)(c) of these Regulations as a result of the elective participant ending their participation in the trading system.

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    12 If the participant is a primary supplier, for each month during the gasoline compliance period or distillate compliance period, as the case may be,

    • (a) the number of gasoline compliance units in respect of the gasoline compliance period

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      • (iii) as determined in accordance with subsection 19(1) of these Regulations; and

    • (b) the number of distillate compliance units in respect of the distillate compliance period

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      • (iii) as determined in accordance with subsection 19(2) of these Regulations.

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  2. Renewable Fuels Regulations - SOR/2010-189 (SCHEDULE 2 : Registration Report — Information Required from a Participant)
    Renewable Fuels Regulations

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    2 For each non-mobile facility in Canada at which renewable fuel is blended with a liquid petroleum fuel and the resulting blended fuel is owned, in whole or in part, by the participant, the following information:

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    • (b) for each type of liquid petroleum fuel with which a renewable fuel was blended — during the calendar year before the calendar year in which the report or notice, as the case may be, is sent — at the facility to result in liquid petroleum fuel other than high-renewable-content fuel,

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    • (c) for each type of liquid petroleum fuel with which a renewable fuel was blended — during the calendar year before the calendar year in which the report or notice, as the case may be, is sent — at the facility to result in high-renewable-content fuel,

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    3 For each fleet of mobile facilities in each province in which renewable fuel is blended with a liquid petroleum fuel and the resulting blended fuel is owned, in whole or in part, by the participant, the following information:

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    • (c) for each type of liquid petroleum fuel with which a renewable fuel was blended in one or more of the fleet’s mobile facilities during the calendar year before the calendar year in which the report or notice, as the case may be, is sent,

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    4 For each facility in Canada at which biocrude is used by the participant as feedstock to produce liquid petroleum fuel, the following information:

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    • (b) for each type of biocrude used by the participant as feedstock at the facility during the calendar year before the calendar year in which the report or notice, as the case may be, is sent,

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      • (iv) a description of the process in which the biocrude is used as a feedstock.

    5 For each province via which the participant imported — during the calendar year before the calendar year in which the report or notice, as the case may be, is sent — liquid petroleum fuel with renewable fuel content by each type of liquid petroleum fuel imported, the following information:

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    6 If, during the calendar year before the calendar year in which the report or notice, as the case may be, is sent, the participant sold neat renewable fuel in Canada to a neat renewable fuel consumer for use as fuel in a combustion device, or used neat renewable fuel in Canada as fuel in a combustion device, separately, for each type of neat renewable fuel so sold and for each type of neat renewable fuel so used, the following information:

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    7 The volume, expressed in litres, of renewable fuel and of biocrude, in Canada owned by the participant as of the last day of the month before the month in which the report or notice, as the case may be, is sent.

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  3. Renewable Fuels Regulations - SOR/2010-189 (Section 32)
    Renewable Fuels Regulations
    Marginal note:Records for blended fuel

    • 32 (1) A participant who creates a compliance unit under section 13 must make a record of the following information for each batch of the resulting blended fuel:

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      • (e) the content of renewable fuel in the batch, expressed as per cent by volume.

    • (2) A participant who creates a compliance unit under section 14 must make a record of the following information for each batch of the imported fuel:

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      • (e) the content of renewable fuel in the batch, expressed as per cent by volume.

    • Marginal note:Records for high-renewable-content fuel

      (3) A participant who creates a compliance unit under section 13 or 14 must make a record of the following information for each batch of high-renewable-content fuel that resulted from blending or was imported, as the case may be:

      • (a) information that establishes that the high-renewable-content fuel

        • (i) was sold in Canada for use as fuel in a combustion device and was identified as being high-renewable-content fuel in a cautionary statement in both official languages that identified its renewable fuel type, that specified its minimum renewable fuel content and that stated that it may not be suitable for some engines and that the owner’s manual ought to be consulted on this matter, which statement must have been

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          • (B) in a document provided, prior to the sale or transfer of the fuel, to the person who used it as fuel in a combustion device,

        • (ii) was used in Canada by the participant as fuel in a combustion device, or

    • Marginal note:Records for biocrude as feedstock

      (4) A participant who creates a compliance unit under section 15 must, once per month, make a record that contains the following information related to the use of biocrude as feedstock during the previous month:

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    • (5) A participant who creates a compliance unit under section 16 must make a record of the following information for the batch of neat renewable fuel in question:

      • (a) information that establishes that the neat renewable fuel

        • (i) was sold in Canada for use as fuel in a combustion device and, for neat renewable fuel that is biodiesel, was identified as being neat renewable fuel in a cautionary statement in both official languages that identified its type and that stated that it may not be suitable for some engines and that the owner’s manual ought to be consulted on this matter, which statement must have been

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          • (B) in a document provided, prior to the sale or transfer of the fuel, to the person who used it as fuel in a combustion device, or

        • (ii) was used in Canada by the participant as a fuel in a combustion device;

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    • Marginal note:Record — section 19

      (7) Within 30 days after the end of each month during a compliance period, a primary supplier must make a record of the number calculated in accordance with subsection 19(1) or (2), as the case may be, for that month.

    • (8) For each batch of renewable fuel, or of liquid petroleum fuel that has renewable fuel content, that is exported by a participant or by one of their affiliates who is not a participant, the participant must make a record of

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      • (c) the volume, expressed in litres, of the batch of renewable fuel or of the renewable fuel content in the batch, as the case may be.

    • Marginal note:Documents establishing renewable fuel

      (9) A person who creates a compliance unit based on a litre of renewable fuel or neat renewable fuel must have documentation that establishes that the fuel is renewable fuel or neat renewable fuel, as the case may be, as defined in subsection 1(1).

    • (10) A person who creates a compliance unit based on a volume of biocrude must have documentation that establishes

      • (a) in the case of biocrude other than triglyceride-derived biocrude, that it is biocrude as defined in subsection 1(1); and

      • (b) in the case of triglyceride-derived biocrude, that it is triglyceride-derived biocrude as defined in that subsection.

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  4. Renewable Fuels Regulations - SOR/2010-189 (Section 6)
    Renewable Fuels Regulations
    Marginal note:Gasoline pool

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    • Marginal note:Batches produced from other batches

      (3) Despite subsections (1) and (2), if a primary supplier produces a batch of gasoline, diesel fuel or heating distillate oil at any of their production facilities from other batches of gasoline, diesel fuel or heating distillate oil, as the case may be, received at that production facility, only that portion of the volume of the batch that exceeds the volume of the other batches is counted for the determination of the total volume in their pool. The primary supplier must, under section 29, record this excess portion as if that excess portion were the batch mentioned under that section.

    • Marginal note:Excluded volumes

      (4) Despite subsections (1) and (2), a primary supplier may, before carrying forward any compliance units under section 21 or 22, subtract from their gasoline pool or distillate pool, as the case may be, the volume of a batch, or of a portion of the batch, of fuel in their pool if they make, before the end of the trading period in respect of the compliance period, a record that establishes that the volume was a volume of one of the following types of fuel:

      • (a) gasoline, diesel fuel or heating distillate oil, as the case may be, sold for or delivered for use in aircraft;

      • (b) gasoline, diesel fuel or heating distillate oil, as the case may be, sold for or delivered for use in competition vehicles;

      • (c) gasoline, diesel fuel or heating distillate oil, as the case may be, sold for or delivered for use in scientific research;

      • (d) gasoline, diesel fuel or heating distillate oil, as the case may be, sold for or delivered for use as feedstock in the production of chemicals, other than fuels, in a chemical manufacturing facility;

      • (e) diesel fuel or heating distillate oil, as the case may be, sold for or delivered for use in military combat equipment;

      • (f) diesel fuel or heating distillate oil, as the case may be, represented as kerosene and sold for or delivered for use in unvented space heaters, wick-fed illuminating lamps, or flue-connected stoves and heaters;

      • (f.1) diesel fuel or heating distillate oil, as the case may be, sold for or delivered for use for space heating purposes;

      • (g) gasoline, diesel fuel or heating distillate oil, as the case may be, sold for or delivered for use in Newfoundland and Labrador, the Northwest Territories, Yukon, Nunavut and that part of Quebec that is north of latitude 60°N;

      • (h) on or before December 31, 2012, diesel fuel or heating distillate oil, as the case may be, sold for or delivered for use in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and that part of Quebec that is on or south of latitude 60°N;

      • (h.1) during the period that begins on January 1, 2013 and that ends on June 30, 2013, diesel fuel or heating distillate oil, as the case may be, sold for or delivered for use in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island;

      • (i) gasoline, diesel fuel or heating distillate oil, as the case may be, for export; and

      • (j) gasoline, diesel fuel or heating distillate oil, as the case may be, in transit through Canada, from a place outside Canada to another place outside Canada.

    • Marginal note:Exclusion of renewable fuel

      (5) Despite subsections (1) and (2), a primary supplier may subtract from their gasoline pool or distillate pool, as the case may be, a volume of renewable fuel that is in a batch of fuel in the pool or in an excess portion of a batch of fuel referred to in subsection (3) in the pool if they have a record that establishes that that volume is renewable fuel.

    • Marginal note:Reduction for use of biocrude — gasoline

      (6) A primary supplier may subtract from their gasoline pool for a gasoline compliance period 20% of the volume, if any, of biocrude, other than triglyceride-derived biocrude, that they used as feedstock to produce liquid petroleum fuel during the gasoline compliance period.

    • (7) A primary supplier may subtract from their distillate pool for a distillate compliance period

      • (a) 20% of the volume, if any, of biocrude, other than triglyceride-derived biocrude, that they used as feedstock to produce liquid petroleum fuel during the distillate compliance period; and

      • (b) 85% of the volume, if any, of triglyceride-derived biocrude that they used as feedstock to produce liquid petroleum fuel during the distillate compliance period.

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  5. Renewable Fuels Regulations - SOR/2010-189 (Section 1)
    Renewable Fuels Regulations
    Marginal note:Definitions

    • 1 (1) The following definitions apply in these Regulations.

      auditor

      auditor , in respect of a participant or a producer or importer of renewable fuel, means an individual or a firm that

      • (a) is independent of the participant, producer or importer, as the case may be; and

      biocrude

      biocrude  means a liquid feedstock that is derived from renewable fuel feedstock and that is used as a feedstock, with petroleum-derived feedstocks, in a production facility in Canada in the production of gasoline, diesel fuel, heating distillate oil or other liquid petroleum fuels. (biobrut)

      compliance period

      compliance period  means a gasoline compliance period or a distillate compliance period, as the context requires. (période de conformité)

      denaturant

      denaturant  means a mixture of hydrocarbons that

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      • (b) is added to ethanol to make it unsuitable for use as a beverage; and

      diesel fuel

      diesel fuel  means a liquid petroleum fuel that

      • (a) is sold or represented as diesel fuel or as fuel suitable for use in a diesel engine; or

      finished gasoline

      finished gasoline  means gasoline that

      • (a) is sold or represented as a fuel suitable for use in a spark-ignition engine; or

      • (b) has an antiknock index of at least 86, as determined by the applicable test method listed in the National Standard of Canada standard CAN/CGSB-3.5-2011, Automotive Gasoline. (essence finie)

      gasoline

      gasoline  means a liquid petroleum fuel that is

      • (a) sold or represented as gasoline, as a fuel suitable for use in a spark-ignition engine or as only requiring the addition of a renewable fuel or oxygenate to make it suitable for use in a spark-ignition engine; or

      • (b) suitable for use in a spark-ignition engine and has the following characteristics, as determined by the applicable test method listed in the National Standard of Canada standard CAN/CGSB-3.5-2011, Automotive Gasoline:

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      heating distillate oil

      heating distillate oil  means a liquid petroleum fuel that is

      • (a) sold or represented as fuel suitable for use in a domestic-type oil burner; or

      neat renewable fuel consumer

      neat renewable fuel consumer , in relation to a batch of neat renewable fuel, means

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      • (c) in any other case, the person who uses the batch as fuel in a combustion device. (consommateur de carburant renouvelable pur)

    • Marginal note:Incorporation by reference

      (2) A standard or method that is incorporated by reference in these Regulations is incorporated as amended from time to time.

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