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  1. Clean Electricity Regulations - SOR/2024-263 (Section 21)

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    21 The quantity of CO2 emissions attributed to the production of useful thermal energy by a unit during a calendar year is determined by the formula

    Hpnet × bEI

    where

    Hpnet 
    is the net quantity of useful thermal energy, expressed in GJ, determined by the formula

    where

    hout 
    is the average specific enthalpy of the ith heat stream exiting the unit during period “t”, expressed in GJ/tonne and determined based on the measurement, using a continuous measuring device, of the temperature and pressure of that heat stream,
    hin 
    is the average specific enthalpy of the jth heat stream, other than condensate return, entering the unit during period “t”, expressed in GJ/tonne and determined based on the measurement, using a continuous measuring device, of the temperature and pressure of that heat stream, and

  2. Clean Electricity Regulations - SOR/2024-263 (Section 20)

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    Marginal note:Measured carbon content

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      20 (1) The quantity assigned to Ei in section 19 is, for each type of fossil fuel combusted in the unit during a calendar year, determined by one of the following formulas, as applicable:

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        (b) in the case of a liquid fuel,

        Vf × CCA × 3.664

        where

        CCA 
        is the weighted average of the carbon content of the fossil fuel, determined in accordance with subsection (4) at the same temperature as that used in the determination of Vf and expressed in tonnes of carbon per kL of the fossil fuel; and

  3. Clean Electricity Regulations - SOR/2024-263 (Section 6)
    Marginal note:Electricity generation capacity

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    • (2) To determine a unit’s maximum gross power, the responsible person must conduct, in the presence of the performance test verifier referred to in subsection (3), a performance test that

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      • (c) does not compromise the continued operation of the unit by exceeding the operating specifications for temperature, pressure or electrical conductivity recommended by the manufacturer of the equipment that is part of the unit;


  4. Clean Electricity Regulations - SOR/2024-263 (Section 2)
    Marginal note:Definitions

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

      standard conditions

      standard conditions  means a temperature of 15˚C and a pressure of 101.325 kPa. (conditions normales)


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