Marginal note:Definitions

• 1 (1) The following definitions apply in this Order.

  Act

  Act means the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act. (Loi)

  authorized official

  authorized official means

  • (a) in respect of a person responsible for a regulated facility who is an individual, that individual or another individual who is authorized to act on their behalf;

  • (b) in respect of a person responsible for a regulated facility that is a corporation, an officer of the corporation who is authorized to act on its behalf; and

  • (c) in respect of a person responsible for a regulated facility that is another entity, an individual who is authorized to act on its behalf. (agent autorisé)

  biomass

  biomass means plants or plant materials, animal waste or any product made of either of these, including wood and wood products, bio-charcoal, agricultural residues, biologically derived organic matter in municipal and industrial wastes, landfill gas, bio-alcohols, pulping liquor, sludge digestion gas and fuel from animal or plant origin. (biomasse)

  Directive 017

  Directive 017 means the directive entitled Directive 017: Measurement Requirements for Oil and Gas Operations, published by Alberta Energy Regulator on March 31, 2016. (Directive 017)

  Directive PNG017

  Directive PNG017 means the directive entitled Directive PNG017: Measurement Requirements for Oil and Gas Operations, published by Government of Saskatchewan on August 1, 2017. (Directive 017)

  facility

  facility means

  • (a) all of the following, that are operated in an integrated way to carry out an industrial activity, and are owned or operated by the same person or that have at least one owner or operator in common when there is more than one owner or operator:

    • (i) a site, or multiple sites, at which an industrial activity is carried out, and the buildings, equipment, and other structures and stationary items located on those sites, and

    • (ii) any other sites used in conjunction with the industrial activity, including a quarry, tailings pond, wastewater lagoon or pond and landfill; or

  • (b) the portion of a natural gas transmission pipeline system within a province, used to transmit processed natural gas, of which the pipelines and associated installations or equipment – including compressor stations, storage installations and compressors – are owned or operated by the same person or have at least one owner or operator in common when there is more than one owner or operator, but excludes pipelines, installations or equipment that are used in the local distribution of natural gas, downstream of a metering station. (installation)

  flaring emissions

  flaring emissions means controlled emissions of gases from industrial activities as a result of the combustion of a gas or liquid stream produced at a facility, the purpose of which is not to produce useful heat. It does not include emissions from the flaring of landfill gas. (émissions de torchage)

  gaseous fuel

  gaseous fuel means a fossil fuel that is gaseous at a temperature of 15°C and an absolute pressure of 101.325kPa. (combustible gazeux)

  GHG

  GHG means greenhouse gas. (English version only)

  GHGRP

  GHGRP means the guidelines entitled Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, Canada’s Greenhouse Gas Quantification Requirements, published by the Department of the Environment in 2017. (Méthode de ECCC)

  global warming potential

  global warming potential or GWP means the global warming potential set out in column 2 of Schedule 3 to the Act for the greenhouse gas set out in column 1 of that Schedule. (PRP ou potentiel de réchauffement planétaire)

  HFC

  HFC means the hydrofluorocarbons referred to in items 6 to 24 of Schedule 3 to the Act. (HFC)

  industrial process emissions

  industrial process emissions means emissions from an industrial process that involves a chemical or physical reaction other than combustion and the purpose of which is not to produce useful heat. (émissions liées aux procédés industriels)

  industrial product use emissions

  industrial product use emissions means emissions from the use of a product in an industrial process that does not involve a chemical or physical reaction and does not react in the process, including emissions from the use of sulphur hexafluoride (SF₆), HFCs and PFCs as cover gases and the use of HFCs and PFCs in a foam-blowing process. (émissions associées à l’utilisation de produits industriels)

  IPCC Guidelines

  IPCC Guidelines means the guidelines entitled 2006 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories, published by the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies in 2006. (Lignes directrices du GIEC)

  ISO Standard 14064-3:2006

  ISO Standard 14064-3:2006 means the standard ISO 14064-3:2006 entitled Greenhouse gases — Part 3: Specification with guidance for the validation and verification of greenhouse gas assertions, published by the International Organization for Standardization. (Norme ISO 14064-3:2006)

  ISO Standard 14065:2013

  ISO Standard 14065:2013 means the standard ISO 14065:2013 entitled Greenhouse gases — Requirements for greenhouse gas validation and verification bodies for use in accreditation or other forms of recognition, published by the International Organization for Standardization. (Norme ISO 14065:2013)

  leakage emissions

  leakage emissions means uncontrolled emissions. It does not include industrial process emissions and industrial product use emissions. (émissions dues aux fuites)

  liquid fuel

  liquid fuel means a fossil fuel that is liquid at a temperature of 15°C and an absolute pressure of 101.325kPa. (combustible liquide)

  on-site transportation emissions

  on-site transportation emissions means emissions from registered or unregistered vehicles and other machinery used at the facility for the transport of substances, materials, equipment or products that are used in a production process or for the transport of people. (émissions liées au transport sur le site)

  operator

  operator means a person who has the charge, management or control of a facility. (exploitant)

  PFC

  PFC means the perfluorocarbons referred to in items 25 to 33 of Schedule 3 to the Act. (PFC)

  regulated facility

  regulated facility means a facility referred to in subsection 4(1). (installation réglementée)

  solid fuel

  solid fuel means a fossil fuel that is solid at a temperature of 15°C and an absolute pressure of 101.325kPa. (combustible solide)

  specified emission types

  specified emission types means the types listed in subsection 4(3). (types d’émissions visés)

  stationary fuel combustion emissions

  stationary fuel combustion emissions means emissions from stationary devices that combust solid fuels, liquid fuels, gaseous fuels, or tires or asphalt shingles, whether in whole or in part, for the purpose of producing useful heat. (émissions de combustion stationnaire de combustible)

  venting emissions

  venting emissions means controlled emissions that occur due to the design of a facility, to procedures used in the manufacture or processing of a substance or product or to pressure exceeding the capacity of the equipment at the facility. (émissions d’évacuation)

  waste emissions

  waste emissions means emissions that result from waste disposal activities at a facility, including the landfilling of solid waste, the biological treatment or incineration of waste and the flaring of landfill gas. It does not include emissions from the combustion of tires or asphalt shingles, whether in whole or in part, to produce useful heat or on-site transportation emissions. (émissions des déchets)

  wastewater emissions

  wastewater emissions means emissions resulting from industrial wastewater and industrial wastewater treatment at a facility. (émissions des eaux usées)

  WCI Method

  WCI Method means the method entitled Final Essential Requirements of Mandatory Reporting, published on December 17, 2010 by the Western Climate Initiative. (Méthode de la WCI)

• Marginal note:Interpretation — Facility

  (2) With respect to a facility

  • (a) any part of a public road or of a railway track that is bordered on both sides by the facility and used to carry out the facility’s industrial activities is deemed to be part of the facility;

  • (b) for greater certainty, any part of a railway track that is used exclusively to carry out the facility’s industrial activities is part of the facility;

  • (c) for greater certainty, buildings that are used for legal, administrative or management purposes and that are not located where an industrial activity is carried out are not included for the purposes of the definition of facility; and

  • (d) if two or more of the portions of a natural gas transmission pipeline system within a province , are owned or operated by the same person or have at least one owner in common but are not contiguous, each of those portions constitute a separate facility.

• Marginal note:Incorporation by reference

  (3) A reference to a standard or method that is incorporated by reference into this Order, except ISO Standard 14065:2013, ISO Standard 14064-3:2006 and GHGRP, is incorporated as amended from time to time.

Marginal note:Purpose

2 This Order establishes a requirement for a person responsible for a regulated facility to quantify the GHGs emitted from that facility, to quantify production amounts and to produce reports.

Marginal note:Parts 1 and 21

• 3 (1) Part 1 sets out general provisions for regulated facilities, including requirements for the person responsible for those facilities to quantify the GHGs emitted, to comply with the sampling, analysis and measurement requirements and to quantify production in compliance with Parts 2 to 20. It also sets out the requirement to make and keep records and to produce a verified annual report. Part 21 sets out the day on which this Order comes into force.

• Marginal note:Parts 2 to 20

  (2) Each of Parts 2 to 20 applies to regulated facilities engaged in the industrial activity that is covered by that Part and sets out specific requirements for how to quantify the GHGs emitted, to comply with the sampling, analysis and measurement requirements and to quantify production.

Marginal note:Regulated facilities

• 4 (1) This Order applies to the person that is responsible for a facility that meets the criteria set out in section 2 of the Notice Establishing Criteria Respecting Facilities and Persons and Publishing Measures or in respect of which a covered facility certificate has been issued by the Minister under section 171 of the Act.

• Marginal note:Greenhouse gases

  (2) The GHGs that must be quantified under this Order are the GHGs listed in Schedule 3 to the Act.

• Marginal note:Specified emission types

  (3) The following emission types are those for which the GHGs must be quantified:

  • (a) stationary fuel combustion emissions;

  • (b) industrial process emissions;

  • (c) industrial product use emissions;

  • (d) venting emissions;

  • (e) flaring emissions;

  • (f) leakage emissions;

  • (g) on-site transportation emissions;

  • (h) waste emissions; and

  • (i) wastewater emissions.

Marginal note:Owner or operator

5 For the purpose of this Order, the person that is responsible for a regulated facility is the owner or operator of that facility.

Marginal note:Regulated facilities referred to in Parts 2 to 7 or 9 to 20

• 6 (1) The person responsible for a regulated facility whose industrial activity is referred to in any of Parts 2 to 7 or 9 to 20 must

  • (a) quantify the GHGs emitted by the regulated facility, in a calendar year, for the specified emission types in accordance with the requirements set out in the Part that is applicable to the facility based on the industrial activity of the regulated facility; and

  • (b) comply with the sampling, analysis and measurement requirements for the GHGs and specified emission types, set out in the Part that is applicable to the facility based on the industrial activity of the regulated facility.

• Marginal note:Missing data

  (2) For the purpose of subsection (1), if, for any reason beyond the control of the person responsible for a regulated facility, the data required to quantify the GHG emissions are missing for a given period in a calendar year, replacement data for the given period must be calculated in accordance with the methods set out in the Part that is applicable to the regulated facility based on the industrial activity of the facility.

• Marginal note:More than one industrial activity

  (3) For the purpose of subsection (1) and subject to subsection (4), if more than one industrial activity referred to in any of Parts 2 to 7 or 9 to 20 is carried out at a regulated facility, the person responsible for the regulated facility must quantify the GHGs emitted for the specified emissions types for each industrial activity, in accordance with the requirements set out in the Part that is applicable to the facility based on the industrial activity in question.

• Marginal note:Additional generation of electricity

  (4) For the purposes of subsection (1) if a regulated facility generates electricity in addition to engaging in any other industrial activity set out in Parts 2 to 7 or 9 to 20, the person responsible for a regulated facility must quantify the GHGs emitted for the specified emissions types, attributable to the generation of electricity, for each industrial activity in accordance with the methods that are applicable to those industrial activities.

Marginal note:Regulated facility referred to in Part 8

• 7 (1) The person responsible for a regulated facility whose industrial activity is referred to in Part 8 must

  • (a) quantify the GHGs emitted by each unit of the regulated facility, in a calendar year, for the specified emission types in accordance with the requirements set out in Part 8; and

  • (b) comply with the sampling, analysis and measurement requirements for the GHGs and specified emission types, set out in Part 8.

• Marginal note:Missing data

  (2) For the purpose of subsection (1), if, for any reason beyond the control of the person responsible for the regulated facility, the data required to quantify the GHG emissions are missing for a given period in a calendar year, replacement data for the given period must be calculated in accordance with the methods set out in Part 8.

Marginal note:Alternative method

8 Despite sections 6 and 7, the person responsible for a regulated facility whose industrial activity is referred to in any of Parts 2 to 19 may use the IPCC Guidelines instead of the methods prescribed in those sections if

• (a) it is not technically feasible to meet the sampling, measurement and analysis requirements set out in the part that is applicable to the facility, based on the industrial activity of the regulated facility, for the 2019 calendar year; or

• (b) the quantity of a GHG for a specified emission type from the regulated facility for a calendar year is less than 20kt of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO₂e) and is less than 3% of the total GHGs emissions for the facility for the calendar year.

Marginal note:Regulated facilities referred to in Parts 2 to 7 or 9 to 20

• 9 (1) Subject to subsection (2), the person responsible for a regulated facility referred to in any of Parts 2 to 7 or 9 to 20 must quantify the facility’s production, for the calendar year, in accordance with the requirements set out in the Part that is applicable to the facility based on the industrial activity of the regulated facility, with a margin of error of ±5%.

• Marginal note:Additional generation of electricity

  (2) If a regulated facility generates electricity in addition to engaging in any other industrial activity, the person responsible a regulated facility must quantify the amount of fossil fuel-fired electricity generated in accordance with the requirements set out in section 103, with a margin of error of ±5%.

Marginal note:Regulated facility referred to in Part 8

10 The person responsible for a regulated facility referred to in Part 8 must quantify production for each unit within the regulated facility, for the calendar year, in accordance with the requirements set out in that Part, with a margin of error of ±5%.

Marginal note:Information

11 The person responsible for a regulated facility must keep a record of the following information related to the regulated facility and each unit within it, if applicable:

• (a) total emissions for each specified emission type and GHG, if applicable;

• (b) all data used in the quantification, including data used to estimate missing data, for each specified emission type and GHG, as the case may be;

• (c) all sampling, analysis and measurement data for each specified emission type and GHG, if applicable;

• (d) where an alternative method was used for the quantification, sampling, analysis and measurement of a specified emission type, a detailed description of that method;

• (e) a log relating to each year, documenting all procedural changes made in data collection and calculations and changes to instruments used in quantifying GHGs or production;

• (f) all methods and data used to quantify production;

• (g) the total carbon dioxide (CO₂), methane (CH₄₎ and nitrous oxide (N₂O) emissions not included in the total quantity of emissions under section 15;

• (h) the quantity of CO₂ that was captured, transported, injected at long-term geological sites and permanently stored in those sites, expressed in tonnes and the data used to quantify that CO₂; and

• (i) the quantity of steam and heat, expressed in megajoules (MJ), purchased and sold.

Marginal note:Regulated facilities referred to in Parts 2 to 7 or 9 to 20

12 The person responsible for a regulated facility referred to in any of Parts 2 to 7 or 9 to 20 must prepare an annual report, for each facility for which they are responsible, that includes

• (a) the information listed in Schedule 1;

• (b) the total GHG emissions for the calendar year from all industrial activities, expressed in tonnes of CO₂e, determined by the formula

  The summation of the products of Ej and GWPj for each greenhouse gas “j”, summed for all specified emissions types “i”.

  

  where

  E_j

  is the total emissions of each GHG type “j” for a calendar year from all industrial activities in accordance with section 6,

  GWP_j

  is the global warming potential of the GHG type “j”,

  j

  is the j^th GHG type, where “j” goes from 1 to m and where m is the number of greenhouse gases, and

  i

  is the i^th specified emission type, where “i” goes from 1 to n and where n is the number of specified emission types at the facility; and

• (c) the amount of each type of product produced by the regulated facility in the calendar year quantified in accordance with section 9.

Marginal note:Electricity generation facility

13 The person responsible for a regulated facility referred to in Part 8 must prepare an annual report, for each facility for which they are responsible, that includes

• (a) the information listed in Schedule 1;

• (b) the total quantity of GHG emissions from each unit within a facility for the calendar year, expressed in tonnes of CO₂e, determined by the formula

  The summation of the products of Ej and GWPj for each greenhouse gas “j”, summed for all specified emissions types “i”.

  

  where

  E_j

  is the total emissions of each GHG type “j” for a calendar year from all industrial activities in accordance with section 7,

  GWP_j

  is the global warming potential of the GHG type “j”,

  j

  is the j^th GHG type, where “j” goes from 1 to m and where m is the number of greenhouse gases, and

  i

  is the i^th specified emission type, where “i” goes from 1 to n and where n is the number of specified emission types;

• (c) the gross amount of electricity generated from gaseous fuel, liquid fuel and solid fuel by each unit within a facility in the calendar year, in accordance with section 10, expressed separately;

• (d) the sum of the total GHG emissions from each unit within the facility, for the calendar year, expressed in tonnes of CO₂e ; and

• (e) the sum of the total electricity generated from each unit within the facility, for the calendar year.

Marginal note:Excluded emissions

14 The following are not included in the total quantity of emissions in a calendar year that are determined in accordance with paragraph 12(b) or 13(b):

• (a) CO₂ emissions from the combustion of biomass; and

• (b) CO₂ emissions from the decomposition of biomass.

Marginal note:Excluded emissions — minimum

15 The combined total of the CO₂, CH₄ and N₂O emissions, expressed in tonnes of CO₂e, from stationary fuel combustion emissions is not included in the determination made under paragraphs 12(b) and 13(b) if that combined total does not exceed 0.5% of the total regulated facility CO₂e emissions from all fuels combusted.

Marginal note:Rounding

16 For the purpose of sections 12 and 13, any result included in the report that arises from a calculation required by this Order is to be rounded to the nearest whole number and, if the number is equidistant between two whole consecutive numbers, to the higher number.

Marginal note:CO₂ capture, transport, injection and storage

17 The person responsible for a regulated facility must quantify the CO₂ captured, transported, injected or permanently stored at long-term geological sites — other than CO₂ from the combustion or decomposition of biomass — using the quantification method described in section 1 of the GHGRP.

Marginal note:Submission of annual report

18 A person responsible for a regulated facility must submit their annual report to the Minister, on or before June 1 of each calendar year following the calendar year for which the report is made, along with a verification report prepared in accordance with section 20.

Marginal note:Verification of report

• 19 (1) The person responsible for a regulated facility must have the annual report verified by a verification body that meets

  • (a) the following accreditation requirements:

    • (i) it is accredited as a verification body to the ISO Standard 14065:2013 by the Standards Council of Canada, the American National Standards Institute or any other accreditation organization recognized by the International Accreditation Forum, and

    • (ii) it is not under investigation or suspended by an accreditation organization that issued an accreditation; and

  • (b) the following verification process requirements:

    • (i) it conducts the verification in accordance with ISO Standard 14064-3:2006, excluding clauses 4.3.1 and 4.3.5,

    • (ii) it conducts by applying methods that allow it to make a determination to a reasonable level of assurance, as defined in ISO Standard 14064-3:2006, on whether the report contains a material discrepancy in the total GHG emissions determined under paragraph 12(b) or 13(d), as the case may be, or the amount of a type of product produced determined under paragraph 12(c) or 13(e), as the case may be, and

    • (iii) if it has verified six consecutive annual reports prepared, with respect to the facility, pursuant to this Order, it has been more than three years since the last of those reports.

• Marginal note:Conflict of interest

  (2) The person responsible for a regulated facility must ensure that there exists no current or potential conflict of interest between the person and the accredited verification body, including members of the verification team and any individual or corporate entity associated with the verification body, that is a threat to or compromises the accredited verification body’s impartiality that cannot be effectively managed.

• Marginal note:Facility visit

  (3) The person responsible for a regulated facility must ensure that its facility is visited by a verification body for the purpose of clauses 4.5 and 4.6 of ISO Standard 14064-3:2006.

Marginal note:Content of verification report

• 20 (1) A verification report must be prepared by the verification body in relation to the annual report and any related records, and must include

  • (a) the information listed in items 1 and 2 and paragraphs 3(a) to (n) of Schedule 2;

  • (b) a verification statement with respect to the quantification of a regulated facility’s reported GHG emissions for the calendar year in respect of which the annual report was made, as referred to in paragraph 3(o) of Schedule 2; and

  • (c) a verification statement with respect to the quantification of a regulated facility’s production of each product that must be quantified under this Order for the calendar year in respect of which the annual report was made, as referred to in paragraph 3(p) of Schedule 2.

• Marginal note:Material discrepancy

  (2) For the purpose of the verification of a regulated facility’s annual report, a material discrepancy exists when

  • (a) with respect to GHG emissions from regulated facilities that have an annual quantity of emissions of GHG of less than 500 kt of CO₂e, the result determined in accordance with the following formula is equal to or greater than 5%:

    A/B × 100

    where

    A

    is the net result of summing overstatements and understatements resulting from errors or omissions, identified and quantified during the verification, related to GHG emissions, expressed in tonnes of CO₂e, and

    B

    is the total quantity of GHG emissions, expressed in tonnes of CO₂e;

  • (b) with respect to GHG emissions from regulated facilities that have an annual quantity of emissions of GHG that is equal to or greater than 500 kt of CO₂e, the result determined in accordance with the following formula is equal to or greater than 2%:

    A/B × 100

    where

    A

    is the net result of summing overstatements and understatements resulting from errors or omissions, identified and quantified during the verification, related to GHG emissions, expressed in tonnes of CO₂e, and

    B

    is the total quantity of GHG emissions, expressed in tonnes of CO₂e; and

  • (c) with respect to the amount of each product that must be quantified under this Order, the result determined in accordance with the following formula is equal to or greater than 0.1%:

    A/B × 100

    where

    A

    is the net result of summing overstatements and understatements resulting from errors or omissions, identified and quantified during the verification, related to the quantification of the product, and

    B

    is the amount of the product produced.

Marginal note:Electronic submission

• 21 (1) Any information that is required to be provided to the Minister under this Order with respect to a regulated facility must be submitted electronically in the form and format specified by the Minister and must bear the electronic signature of the person responsible for the facility or of their authorized official.

• Marginal note:Provision on paper

  (2) If the Minister has not specified an electronic form and format or if it is not feasible to submit the information in accordance with subsection (1) because of circumstances beyond the control of the person that is responsible for the facility, the information must be submitted on paper, signed by the person that is responsible for the facility or their authorized official, in the form and format specified by the Minister. However, if no form and format has been so specified, it may be in any form and format.

Marginal note:Length of time for retaining records

• 22 (1) Every person responsible for a regulated facility that makes a record or submits information to the Minister under this Order must retain that record or a copy of that information and any supporting documents, including any calculations, measurements and other data on which the information is based, for a period of at least seven years beginning on the day on which a record was made or the day on which the information was made or submitted.

• Marginal note:Location of records

  (2) The records, copies of information submitted to the Minister and supporting documents, must be retained at the person responsible for the regulated facility’s principal place of business in Canada or, on notification to the Minister, at any other place in Canada where they can be inspected.

• Marginal note:Relocation of records

  (3) If the records, copies of information submitted to the Minister or supporting documents are moved, the person responsible for the regulated facility must notify the Minister, in writing, of the civic address of the new location within 30 days after the day of the move.

Marginal note:30 days

23 If there is a change to any administrative information required under sections 1 and 2 of Schedules 1 and 2, the person responsible for the regulated facility must notify the Minister, in writing, within 30 days of the change.

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

24 This Part applies to regulated facilities that smelt or refine, from feedstock that comes primarily from ore, at least one of the following metals:

• (a) nickel;

• (b) copper;

• (c) zinc;

• (d) lead;

• (e) cobalt.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 25 (1) The GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be quantified for the specified emission types set out in column 1 in accordance with the method for calculating GHG emissions set out in column 3. The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements that apply to those GHGs and specified emissions types are set out in column 4.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Calculating GHG Emissions	Sampling, Analysis and Measurement Requirements
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4, and N2O	GHGRP 2.A and 2.B, except, for diesel, instead of emission factors in table 2-6 of section 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O	GHGRP 2.C
  2	Industrial process emissions from
  	(a) lead production	CO2	WCI Method WCI.163	WCI Method WCI.164
  	(b) zinc production	CO2	WCI Method WCI.243	WCI Method WCI.244
  	(c) copper and nickel production	CO2	WCI Method WCI.263	WCI Method WCI.264
  3	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A.1.c, 2.A.1.d, 2.A.2.e and 2.B	GHGRP 2.C

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (2) Replacement data for the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be calculated for the specified emission type set out in column 1 using the method for estimating missing analytical data set out in column 3.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Estimating Missing Analytical Data
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D
  2	Industrial process emissions from
  	(a) lead production	CO2	WCI Method WCI.165
  	(b) zinc production	CO2	WCI Method WCI.245
  	(c) copper and nickel production	CO2	WCI Method WCI.265
  3	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D

Marginal note:Other emissions

• 26 (1) All GHGs, other than those set out in column 2 of the table to subsection 25(1), for any specified emission type set out in column 1 and all GHGs for all other specified emission types not set out in column 1, must be quantified in accordance with:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable.

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (2) The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in the methods used under subsection (1) apply to the GHGs and specified emission types.

Marginal note:Production

27 Production by the regulated facility must be quantified in tonnes of the individual base metals or nickel matte produced, separately.

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

28 This Part applies to regulated facilities at which bitumen or heavy oil is upgraded in order to produce synthetic crude oil.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 29 (1) Subject to subsection (3), the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be quantified for the specified emission types set out in column 1 in accordance with the method for calculating GHG emissions set out in column 3. The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements that apply to those GHGs and specified emissions types are set out in column 4.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Calculating GHG Emissions	Sampling, Analysis and Measurement Requirements
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A and 2.B, except, for diesel, instead of the emission factors in table 2-6 of 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O	Directive 017 or Directive PNG017
  2	Industrial process emissions from
  	(a) hydrogen production	CO2	WCI Method WCI.133	WCI Method WCI.134
  	(b) sulphur recovery	CO2	WCI Method WCI.203(d)	WCI Method WCI.204(d)
  	(c) catalyst regeneration	CO2, CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.203(a)	WCI Method WCI.204(a)
  3	Flaring emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.203(e)	WCI Method WCI.204(e)
  4	Venting emissions from
  	(a) process vents	CO2 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.203(b)	WCI Method WCI.204(b)
  	(b) uncontrolled blowdown	CO2 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.203(k)	WCI Method WCI.204(b)
  5	Wastewater emissions from
  	(a) anaerobic wastewater treatment	CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.203(g)	WCI Method WCI.204(g)
  	(b) oil-water separators	CH4	WCI Method WCI.203(h)	WCI Method WCI.204(h)
  6	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A.1.c, 2.A.1.d, 2.A.2.e and 2.B	GHGRP 2.C

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (2) Replacement data for the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be calculated for the specified emission type set out in column 1 using the method for estimating missing analytical data set out in column 3.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHG	Method for Estimating Missing Analytical Data
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D
  2	Industrial Process emissions from
  	(a) hydrogen production	CO2	WCI Method WCI.135
  	(b) sulphur recovery	CO2	WCI Method WCI.205
  	(c) catalyst regeneration	CO2, CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.205
  3	Flaring emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.205
  4	Venting emissions from
  	(a) process vents	CO2 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.205
  	(b) uncontrolled blowdown	CO2 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.205
  5	Wastewater emissions from
  	(a) anaerobic wastewater treatment	CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.205
  	(b) oil-water separators	CH4	WCI Method WCI.205
  6	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D

• Marginal note:Methane

  (3) The requirements in subsection (1) do not apply to the quantification of CH₄ from venting or leakage emissions.

Marginal note:Other emissions

• 30 (1) Subject to subsection (3), all GHGs, other than those set out in column 2 of the table to subsection 29(1), for any specified emission type set out in column 1 and all GHGs for all other specified emission types not set out in column 1, must be quantified in accordance with:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable.

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (2) The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in the methods used under subsection (1) apply to the GHGs and specified emission types.

• Marginal note:Methane

  (3) The requirements in subsection (1) do not apply to the quantification of CH₄ from venting or leakage emissions.

Marginal note:Production

31 Production by the regulated facility must be quantified in barrels of synthetic crude oil.

Marginal note:Definitions

32 The following definitions apply in this Part.

grey cement

grey cement means cement that is produced from clinker that contains more than 0.5% by weight of ferric oxide. (ciment gris)

white cement

white cement means cement that is produced from clinker that contains 0.5% or less by weight of ferric oxide. (ciment blanc)

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

33 This Part applies to regulated facilities that produce grey cement or white cement.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 34 (1) The GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be quantified for the specified emission types set out in column 1 in accordance with the method for calculating GHG emissions set out in column 3. The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements that apply to those GHGs and specified emissions types are set out in column 4.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Calculating GHG Emissions	Sampling, Analysis and Measurement Requirements
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A and 2.B, except, for diesel, instead of the emission factors in table 2-6 of 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O	GHGRP 2.C
  2	Industrial process emissions	CO2	GHGRP 4.A	GHGRP 4.B
  3	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A.1.c , 2.A.1.d, 2.A.2.e and 2.B	GHGRP 2.C

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (2) Replacement data for the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be calculated for the specified emission type set out in column 1 using the method for estimating missing analytical data set out in column 3.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Estimating Missing Analytical Data
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D
  2	Industrial process emissions	CO2	GHGRP 4.C
  3	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D

Marginal note:Other emissions

• 35 (1) All GHGs, other than those set out in column 2 of the table to subsection 34(1), for any specified emission type set out in column 1 and all GHGs for all other specified emission types not set out in column 1, must be quantified in accordance with:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable.

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (2) The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in the methods used under subsection (1) apply to the GHGs and specified emission types.

Marginal note:Production

36 The quantity of grey cement or white cement produced by the regulated facility, the quantity of clinker produced by the facility and the quantity of gypsum and limestone added to the clinker, must be quantified in tonnes, separately.

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

37 This Part applies to regulated facilities that produce coal by mining coal deposits.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 38 (1) The GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be quantified for the specified emission types set out in column 1 in accordance with the method for calculating GHG emissions set out in column 3. The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements that apply to those GHGs and specified emissions types are set out in column 4.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Calculating GHG Emissions	Sampling, Analysis and Measurement Requirements
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A and 2.B, except, for diesel, instead of the emission factors in table 2-6 of 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O	GHGRP 2.C
  2	Leakage emissions from
  	(a) coal storage	CH4	WCI Method WCI.103	WCI Method WCI.104
  	(b) underground coal mining	CH4	WCI Method WCI.253	WCI Method WCI.254
  3	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A.1.c , 2.A.1.d, 2.A.2.e and 2.B	GHGRP 2.C

• Marginal note:Leakage emissions – surface coal mining

  (2) The CH₄ leakage emissions from surface coal mining must be quantified by multiplying the quantity of coal extracted by the applicable emission factor set out in column 3 of the table to this subsection, according to the province of extraction set out in column 1 and the type of coal set out in column 2.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Province	Coal Type	Emission Factor
  1	Nova Scotia	Bituminous	0.07
  2	New Brunswick	Bituminous	0.07
  3	Saskatchewan	Lignite	0.07
  4	Alberta	Bituminous	0.55
  5	Alberta	Sub-bituminous	0.20
  6	British Columbia	Bituminous	0.86

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (3) Replacement data for the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be calculated for the specified emission type set out in column 1 using the method for estimating missing analytical data set out in column 3.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Estimating Missing Analytical Data
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D
  2	Leakage emissions from
  	(a) coal storage	CH4	WCI Method WCI.105
  	(b) underground coal mining	CH4	WCI Method WCI.255
  3	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D

Marginal note:Other emissions

• 39 (1) All GHGs, other than those set out in column 2 of the table to subsection 38(1), for any specified emission type set out in column 1 and all GHGs for all other specified emission types not set out in column 1, must be quantified in accordance with:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable.

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (2) The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in the methods used under subsection (1) apply to the GHGs and specified emission types.

Marginal note:Emissions — exclusions

40 GHG emissions associated with the process of producing activated carbon and the process of producing char are not covered by this Part.

Marginal note:Production

41 Production by the regulated facility must be quantified in tonnes of thermal coal and metallurgical coal, separately.

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

• 42 (1) Subject to subsection (2), this Part applies to regulated facilities that produce steel from feedstock that comes primarily from scrap iron or steel.

• Marginal note:Non-application

  (2) This Part does not apply to a regulated facility that produces metal ingots or uses moulds to produce metal products of a specific shape or design the intended use of which when in that form is dependent in whole or in part on its shape or design.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 43 (1) The GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be quantified for the specified emission types set out in column 1 in accordance with the method for calculating GHG emissions set out in column 3. The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements that apply to those GHGs and specified emissions types are set out in column 4.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Calculating GHG Emissions	Sampling, Analysis and Measurement Requirements
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A and 2.B, except, for diesel, instead of the emission factors in table 2-6 of 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O	GHGRP 2.C
  2	Industrial process emissions from
  	(a) electric arc furnace	CO2	GHGRP 6.A.5	GHGRP 6.C.1
  	(b) argon-oxygen decarburization vessels or vacuum degassing	CO2	GHGRP 6.A.6	GHGRP 6.C.1
  	(c) ladle furnace	CO2	GHGRP 6.A.9	GHGRP 6.C.1
  3	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A.1.c , 2.A.1.d, 2.A.2.e and 2.B	GHGRP 2.C

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (2) Replacement data for the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be calculated for the specified emission type set out in column 1 using the method for estimating missing analytical data set out in column 3.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Estimating Missing Analytical Data
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D
  2	Industrial process emissions from
  	(a) electric arc furnace	CO2	GHGRP 6.D
  	(b) argon-oxygen decarburization vessels or vacuum degassing	CO2	GHGRP 6.D
  	(c) ladle furnace	CO2	GHGRP 6.D
  3	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D

Marginal note:Other emissions

• 44 (1) All GHGs, other than those set out in column 2 of the table to subsection 43(1), for any specified emission type set out in column 1 and all GHGs for all other specified emission types not set out in column 1, must be quantified in accordance with:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable.

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (2) The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in the methods used under subsection (1) apply to the GHGs and specified emission types.

Marginal note:Production

45 Production by the regulated facility must be quantified in tonnes of cast steel and rolled steel, separately.

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

46 This Part applies to regulated facilities that produce grain ethanol for use in industrial applications or as fuel.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 47 (1) The GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be quantified for the specified emission types set out in column 1 in accordance with the method for calculating GHG emissions set out in column 3. The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements that apply to those GHGs and specified emissions types are set out in column 4.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Calculating GHG Emissions	Sampling, Analysis and Measurement Requirements
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A and 2.B, except, for diesel, instead of the emission factors in table 2-6 of 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O	GHGRP 2.C
  2	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A.1.c, 2.A.1.d, 2.A.2.e and 2.B	GHGRP 2.C

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (2) Replacement data for the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be calculated for the specified emission type set out in column 1 using the method for estimating missing analytical data set out in column 3.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Estimating Missing Analytical Data
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D
  2	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D

Marginal note:Other emissions

• 48 (1) All GHGs, other than those set out in column 2 of the table to subsection 47(1), for any specified emission type set out in column 1 and all GHGs for all other specified emission types not set out in column 1, must be quantified in accordance with:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable.

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (2) The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in the methods used under subsection (1) apply to the GHGs and specified emission types.

Marginal note:Production

49 Production by the regulated facility must be quantified in litres of absolute ethanol for both industrial ethanol and fuel ethanol, separately.

Marginal note:Definitions

50 The following definitions apply in this Part.

boiler unit

boiler unit has the same meaning as subsection 2(1) of the Regulations Limiting Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Natural Gas-fired Generation of Electricity. (groupe chaudière )

combustion engine

combustion engine means an engine, other than an engine that is self-propelled or designed to be propelled while performing its function, that

• (a) operates according to the Brayton thermodynamic cycle and combusts fossil fuels to produce a net amount of motive power; or

• (b) combusts fossil fuels and uses reciprocating motion to convert thermal energy into mechanical work. (moteur à combustion)

combustion engine unit

combustion engine unit has the same meaning as subsection 2(1) of the Regulations Limiting Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Natural Gas-fired Generation of Electricity. (groupe moteur à combustion)

unit

unit means an assembly comprised of a boiler or combustion engine and any other equipment that is physically connected to either, including duct burners and other combustion devices, heat recovery systems, steam turbines, generators and emission control devices, and that operate together to generate electricity and, if applicable, produce useful thermal energy, from the combustion of fossil fuels. (groupe)

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

51 This Part applies to regulated facilities that generate electricity as their main activity, that are used to generate electricity from fossil fuels and that are comprised of one unit or a group of units.

Marginal note:Hybrid configuration

52 If a combustion engine unit and a boiler unit share the same steam turbine, the provisions of this Part apply as follows:

• (a) with respect to a combustion engine unit, they apply to the assembly comprised of combustion engines and any other equipment connected to them, including the steam turbine that it shares with the boiler unit; and

• (b) with respect to a boiler unit, they apply to the assembly comprised of boilers and any other equipment connected to them, including the steam turbine that it shares with the combustion engine unit.

Marginal note:Stationary fuel combustion emissions

• 53 (1) CO₂, CH₄ and N₂O from stationary fuel combustion emissions must be quantified by unit in accordance with the following:

  • (a) for CO₂,

    • (i) in the case of any unit that has obtained a registration number under the Reduction of Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Coal-fired Generation of Electricity Regulations, sections 20 to 26 of those Regulations,

    • (ii) in the case of any unit that has not obtained a registration number under the Reduction of Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Coal-fired Generation of Electricity Regulations and that generates electricity from the combustion of natural gas, sections 12 to 18 of the Regulations Limiting Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Natural Gas-fired Generation of Electricity, and

    • (iii) in the case of any other unit, GHGRP 2.A; and

  • (b) for CH₄ and N₂O, in the case of all units, GHGRP 2.B.

• Marginal note:Combustion of diesel — emission factors

  (2) For the purpose of paragraph (1)(b), for the stationary combustion of diesel, the following emission factors must be used instead of those in table 2-6 of 2.B of GHGRP:

  • (a) for CH₄, 0.133 kg/kL and

  • (b) for N₂O, 0.4 kg/kL.

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (3) The following sampling, analysis and measurement requirements apply to stationary fuel combustion emissions for each unit:

  • (a) for CO_2,

    • (i) in the case of any unit that has obtained a registration number under the Reduction of Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Coal-fired Generation of Electricity Regulations, section 27 of those Regulations,

    • (ii) in the case of any unit that has not obtained a registration number under the Reduction of Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Coal-fired Generation of Electricity Regulations and that generates electricity from the combustion of natural gas, section 19 of the Regulations Limiting Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Natural Gas-fired Generation of Electricity, and

    • (iii) in the case of any other unit, GHGRP 2.C; and

  • (b) for CH₄ and N₂O, in the case of all units, GHGRP 2.C.

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (4) Replacement data for stationary fuel combustion emissions must be calculated in accordance with the following:

  • (a) for CO_2,

    • (i) in the case of any unit that has obtained a registration number under the Reduction of Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Coal-fired Generation of Electricity Regulations, section 28 of those Regulations,

    • (ii) in the case of any unit that has not obtained a registration number under the Reduction of Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Coal-fired Generation of Electricity Regulations and that generates electricity from the combustion of natural gas, section 20 of the Regulations Limiting Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Natural Gas-fired Generation of Electricity, and

    • (iii) in the case of any other unit, GHGRP 2.D; and

  • (b) for CH₄ and N₂O, in the case of all units, GHGRP 2.D.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 54 (1) Subject to subsection (3), the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be quantified for the specified emission types set out in column 1 in accordance with the method for calculating GHG emissions set out in column 3. The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements that apply to those GHGs and specified emissions types are set out in column 4.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Calculating GHG Emissions	Sampling, Analysis and Measurement Requirements
  1	Leakage emissions from coal storage	CH4	WCI Method WCI.103	WCI Method WCI.104
  2	Industrial process emissions, from acid gas scrubbers and acid gas reagent	CO2	WCI Method WCI. 43(c)	WCI Method WCI.44
  3	Industrial product use emissions from
  	(a) electrical equipment	SF6 and PFCs	WCI Method WCI.233	WCI Method WCI.234
  	(b) cooling units	HFCs	WCI Method WCI.43(d)	WCI Method WCI.44
  4	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A.1.c , 2.A.1.d, 2.A.2.e and 2.B	GHGRP 2.C

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (2) Replacement data for the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be calculated for the specified emission type set out in column 1 using the method for estimating missing analytical data set out in column 3.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Estimating Missing Analytical Data
  1	Leakage emissions from coal storage	CH4	WCI Method WCI.105
  2	Industrial process emissions from acid gas scrubbers and acid gas reagent	CO2	WCI Method WCI.45
  3	Industrial product use emissions from
  	(a) electrical equipment	SF6 and PFCs	WCI Method WCI.235
  	(b) cooling units	HFCs	WCI Method WCI.45
  4	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D

• Marginal note:Apportioning emissions

  (3) If the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to subsection (1) emitted for the specified emission types set out in column 1 can only be quantified for the facility as a whole, those emissions must be apportioned to the facility’s units on the basis of each unit’s total generation of electricity relative to the facility’s total generation of electricity.

Marginal note:Other emissions

• 55 (1) All GHGs, other than those set out subsection 53(1) or in column 2 of the table to subsection 54(1), for any specified emission type set out in column 1 and all GHGs for all other specified emission types not set out in column 1, must be quantified in accordance with:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable.

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (2) The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in the methods used under subsection (1) apply to the GHGs and specified emission types.

Marginal note:Production — fossil fuel

• 56 (1) Subject to section 57, if a unit uses only one fossil fuel to generate electricity, production of electricity must be quantified in GWh of gross electricity generated by the unit, measured at the electrical terminals of the generators of each unit using meters that comply with the requirements of the Electricity and Gas Inspection Act and the Electricity and Gas Inspection Regulations.

• Marginal note:Production — fossil fuel and biomass

  (2) Subject to section 57, if a unit uses a mixture of fossil fuels or a mixture of biomass and fossil fuels to generate electricity, the gross electricity generated by the unit is to be determined separately for the gaseous fuels, liquid fuels and solid fuels, in accordance with the following formula and expressed in GWh:

  Gu is multiplied by a quotient where the numerator is HFFk, and the denominator is HB plus the summation of HFFk for each gaseous fuels, liquid fuels and solid fuels “k”.

  

  where

  G_U

  is the gross quantity of electricity generated by the unit in the calendar year, as measured at the electrical terminals of the generators of the unit using meters that comply with the requirements of the Electricity and Gas Inspection Act and the Electricity and Gas Inspection Regulations, expressed in GWh;

  HFF_k

  is determined in accordance with the following formula, calculated separately for gaseous fuels, liquid fuels and solid fuels “k”:

  The summation of the products of QFFk,j and HHVk,j for each fossil fuel type “j”.

  

  where:

  QFF_j

  is the quantity of gaseous, liquid or solid fuel, as the case may be, type “j” combusted in the unit during the calendar year, determined in accordance with subsection (3)

  HHV_j

  is the higher heating value of the gaseous, liquid or solid fuel, as the case may be, type “j” combusted in the unit. Each HHV_j is determined in accordance with subsection 24(1) of the Reduction of Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Coal-fired Generation of Electricity Regulations, and

  j

  is the j^th fossil fuel type combusted in the unit during the calendar year, where “j” goes from 1 to m and where m is the number of types of gaseous, liquid or solid fuel, as the case may be, combusted; and

  H_B

  is determined in accordance with the following formula

  The summation of the products of QBi and HHVi for each biomass fuel type “i”.

  

  where:

  QB_i

  is the quantity of biomass fuel type “i” combusted in the unit during the calendar year, determined in accordance with the subsection (3),

  HHV_i

  is the higher heating value of for the biomass fuel type “i” combusted in the unit. Each HHV_i is determined in accordance with subsection 24(1) of the Reduction of Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Coal-fired Generation of Electricity Regulations, and

  i

  is the i^th biomass fuel type combusted in the unit during the calendar year, where “i” goes from 1 to n and where n is the number of types of biomass fuels combusted.

• Marginal note:Quantity of fuel

  (3) The quantity of fuel for QFF_j or QB_i is determined on the following basis:

  • (a) for a solid fuel, the mass of the fuel combusted, on a wet or dry basis, expressed in tonnes and measured by a measuring device;

  • (b) for a liquid fuel, the volume of the fuel combusted, expressed in kL and measured using a flow meter; and

  • (c) for a gaseous fuel, the volume of the fuel combusted, expressed in standard m³ and measured using a flow meter.

Marginal note:Production — hybrid configuration

57 If a facility generates electricity using a combustion engine unit and a boiler unit that share the same steam turbine, the quantity of electricity generated by a given unit is determined in accordance with subsection 11(2) of the Regulations Limiting Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Natural Gas-fired Generation of Electricity.

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

58 This Part applies to regulated facilities engaged in the industrial processing of potatoes or oilseeds for human or animal consumption.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 59 (1) The GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be quantified for the specified emission types set out in column 1 in accordance with the method for calculating GHG emissions set out in column 3. The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements that apply to those GHGs and specified emissions types are set out in column 4.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Calculating GHG Emissions	Sampling, Analysis and Measurement Requirements
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A and 2.B, except, for diesel, instead of the emission factors in table 2-6 of 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O	GHGRP 2.C
  2	Wastewater emissions	CH4	WCI Method WCI.203(g)	WCI Method WCI.204(g)
  3	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A.1.c , 2.A.1.d, 2.A.2.e and 2.B	GHGRP 2.C

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (2) Replacement data for the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be calculated for the specified emission type set out in column 1 using the method for estimating missing analytical data set out in column 3.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Estimating Missing Analytical Data
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D
  2	Wastewater emissions	CH4	WCI Method WCI.205
  3	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D

Marginal note:Other emissions

• 60 (1) All GHGs, other than those set out in column 2 of the table to subsection 59(1), for any specified emission type set out in column 1 and all GHGs for all other specified emission types not set out in column 1, must be quantified in accordance with:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable.

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (2) The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in the methods used under subsection (1) apply to the GHGs and specified emission types.

Marginal note:Production

61 Production must be quantified in tonnes of potatoes used as a raw material for regulated facilities engaged in the industrial processing of potatoes and tonnes of finished products for regulated facilities engaged in the processing of oilseeds.

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

62 This Part applies to regulated facilities that produce iron ore pellets from iron ore concentrate.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 63 (1) The GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be quantified for the specified emission types set out in column 1 in accordance with the method for calculating GHG emissions set out in column 3. The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements that apply to those GHGs and specified emissions types are set out in column 4.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Calculating GHG Emissions	Sampling, Analysis and Measurement Requirements
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A and 2.B, except, for diesel, instead of the emission factors in table 2-6 of 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O	GHGRP 2.C
  2	Industrial process emissions (induration furnace)	CO2	GHGRP 6.A.1	GHGRP 6.C
  3	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A.1.c, 2.A.1.d, 2.A.2.e and 2.B	GHGRP 2.C

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (2) Replacement data for the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be calculated for the specified emission type set out in column 1 using the method for estimating missing analytical data set out in column 3.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Estimating Missing Analytical Data
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D
  2	Industrial process emissions (induration furnace)	CO2	GHGRP 6.D
  3	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D

Marginal note:Other emissions

• 64 (1) All GHGs, other than those set out in column 2 of the table to subsection 63(1), for any specified emission type set out in column 1 and all GHGs for all other specified emission types not set out in column 1, must be quantified in accordance with:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable.

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (2) The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in the methods used under subsection (1) apply to the GHGs and specified emission types.

Marginal note:Production

65 Production by the regulated facility must be quantified in tonnes of flux pellets and tonnes of pellets other than flux pellets, separately.

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

66 This Part applies to regulated facilities that produce metal or diamonds from the mining or milling of ore or kimberlite.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 67 (1) The GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be quantified for the specified emission types set out in column 1 in accordance with the method for calculating GHG emissions set out in column 3. The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements that apply to those GHGs and specified emissions types are set out in column 4.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Calculating GHG Emissions	Sampling, Analysis and Measurement Requirements
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A and 2.B, except, for diesel, instead of the emission factors in table 2-6 of 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O	GHGRP 2.C
  2	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A.1.c , 2.A.1.d, 2.A.2.e and 2.B	GHGRP 2.C

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (2) Replacement data for the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be calculated for the specified emission type set out in column 1 using the method for estimating missing analytical data set out in column 3.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Estimating Missing Analytical Data
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D
  2	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D

Marginal note:Other emissions

• 68 (1) All GHGs, other than those set out in column 2 of the table to subsection 67(1), for any specified emission type set out in column 1 and all GHGs for all other specified emission types not set out in column 1, must be quantified in accordance with:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable.

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (2) The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in the methods used under subsection (1) apply to the GHGs and specified emission types.

Marginal note:Production

69 Production of diamonds and metals by the regulated facility must be quantified

• (a) in carats, for diamonds;

• (b) in kilograms, for gold, silver, platinum or palladium, separately; and

• (c) in tonnes, for each metal other than those referred to in paragraph (b).

Marginal note:Definitions

70 The following definitions apply in this Part.

dolomitic lime

dolomitic lime means lime derived from limestone other than high-calcium lime. (chaux dolomitique)

high-calcium lime

high-calcium lime means lime derived from limestone that contains less than 5% magnesium carbonate. (chaux forte en calcium)

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

71 This Part applies to regulated facilities that produce dolomitic lime or high-calcium lime using a kiln.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 72 (1) The GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be quantified for the specified emission types set out in column 1 in accordance with the method for calculating GHG emissions set out in column 3. The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements that apply to those GHGs and specified emissions types are set out in column 4.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Calculating GHG Emissions	Sampling, Analysis and Measurement Requirements
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A and 2.B, except, for diesel, instead of the emission factors in table 2-6 of 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O	GHGRP 2.C
  2	Industrial process emissions	CO2	GHGRP 3.A	GHGRP 3.B
  3	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A.1.c , 2.A.1.d, 2.A.2.e and 2.B	GHGRP 2.C

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (2) Replacement data for the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be calculated for the specified emission type set out in column 1 using the method for estimating missing analytical data set out in column 3.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Estimating Missing Analytical Data
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D
  2	Industrial process emissions	CO2	GHGRP 3.C
  3	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D

Marginal note:Other emissions

• 73 (1) All GHGs, other than those set out in column 2 of the table to subsection 72(1), for any specified emission type set out in column 1 and all GHGs for all other specified emission types not set out in column 1, must be quantified in accordance with:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable, .

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (2) The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in the methods used under subsection (1) apply to the GHGs and specified emission types.

Marginal note:Production

74 Production by the regulated facility must be quantified in tonnes of high-calcium lime produced, dolomitic lime produced and lime kiln dust sold, separately.

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

75 This Part applies to a regulated facility that is a facility specified in paragraph (b) of the definition of facility in subsection 1(1) that transmits processed natural gas.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 76 (1) The GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be quantified for the specified emission types set out in column 1 in accordance with the method for calculating GHG emissions set out in column 3. The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements that apply to those GHGs and specified emissions types are set out in column 4.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Calculating GHG Emissions	Sampling, Analysis and Measurement Requirements
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A and 2.B, except, for diesel, instead of the emission factors in table 2-6 of 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O	GHGRP 2.C
  2	Flaring emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI. 353(d)	Directive 017 or Directive PNG017

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (2) Replacement data for the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be calculated for the specified emission type set out in column 1 using the method for estimating missing analytical data set out in column 3.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Estimating Missing Analytical Data
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D
  2	Flaring emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.355

Marginal note:Other emissions

• 77 (1) All GHGs, other than those set out in column 2 of the table to subsection 76(1), for any specified emission type set out in column 1 and all GHGs for all other specified emission types not set out in column 1, must be quantified in accordance with:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable.

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (2) The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in the methods used under subsection (1) apply to the GHGs and specified emission types.

• Marginal note:Methane

  (3) The requirements in subsection (1) do not apply to the quantification of CH₄ from venting or leakage emissions.

Marginal note:Production

• 78 (1) Production by the regulated facility must be expressed in MWh, and is the sum of the results of the following formula for each of the drivers operated by the regulated facility:

  P_x × L_x× H_x

  where

  P

  is the rated brake power of driver “x” expressed in megawatts, where “x” goes from 1 to n;

  L

  is the actual annual average percent load of driver “x”, where “x” goes from 1 to n or, if the load is unavailable, the result of the following formula:

  rpm_avg /rpm_max

  where

  rpm_avg

  is the actual annual average speed during operation of driver “x”, expressed in revolutions per minute, and

  rpm_max

  is the maximum rated speed of driver “x”, expressed in revolutions per minute;

  H

  is the number of hours during the year that driver “x” was operated, where “x” goes from 1 to n; and

  n

  is the number of drivers operated by the regulated facility.

• Marginal note:Definitions

  (2) The following definitions apply in this section.

  driver

  driver means an electric motor, reciprocating engine or turbine used to drive a compressor. (conducteur)

  rated brake power

  rated brake power means the maximum brake power of a driver as specified by its manufacturer either on its nameplate or otherwise. (puissance au frein nominale)

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

79 This Part applies to regulated facilities that manufacture at least one of the following substances:

• (a) anhydrous ammonia, or aqueous ammonia, produced from steam reforming of a hydrocarbon;

• (b) nitric acid produced by the catalytic oxidation of ammonia.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 80 (1) The GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be quantified for the specified emission types set out in column 1 in accordance with the method for calculating GHG emissions set out in column 3. The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements that apply to those GHGs and specified emissions types are set out in column 4.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Calculating GHG Emissions	Sampling, Analysis and Measurement Requirements
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A and 2.B, except, for diesel, instead of the emission factors in table 2-6 of 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O	GHGRP 2.C
  2	Industrial process emissions from
  	(a) nitric acid	N2O	WCI Method WCI.313	WCI Method WCI.314
  	(b) ammonia- steam reforming	CO2	WCI Method WCI.83	WCI Method WCI.84
  3	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A.1.c, 2.A.1.d, 2.A.2.e and 2.B	GHGRP 2.C

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (2) Replacement data for the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be calculated for the specified emission type set out in column 1 using the method for estimating missing analytical data set out in column 3.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Estimating Missing Analytical Data
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D
  2	Industrial process emissions from
  	(a) nitric acid	N2O	WCI Method WCI.315
  	(b) ammonia- steam reforming	CO2	WCI Method WCI.85
  3	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D

Marginal note:Other emissions

• 81 (1) All GHGs, other than those set out in column 2 of the table to subsection 80(1), for any specified emission type set out in column 1 and all GHGs for all other specified emission types not set out in column 1, must be quantified in accordance with:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable.

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (2) The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in the methods used under subsection (1) apply to the GHGs and specified emission types.

Marginal note:Production

82 Production by the regulated facility must be quantified in tonnes of nitric acid, ammonia, urea liquor and all other nitrogen-based fertilizers, separately.

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

83 This Part applies to regulated facilities that process natural gas.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 84 (1) The GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be quantified for the specified emission types set out in column 1 in accordance with the method for calculating GHG emissions set out in column 3. The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements that apply to those GHGs and specified emissions types are set out in column 4.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Calculating GHG Emissions	Sampling, Analysis and Measurement Requirements
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A and 2.B, except, for diesel, instead of the emission factors in table 2-6 of 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O	Directive 017 or, Directive PNG017
  2	Industrial process emissions from acid gas removal	CO2	WCI Method WCI.363 (c)	WCI Method WCI.364
  3	Flaring emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.363(k)	Directive 017 or Directive PNG017
  4	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A.1.c, 2.A.1.d, 2.A.2.e and 2.B	GHGRP 2.C

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (2) Replacement data for the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be calculated for the specified emission type set out in column 1 using the method for estimating missing analytical data set out in column 3.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Estimating Missing Analytical Data
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D
  2	Industrial process emissions from acid gas removal	CO2	WCI Method WCI.365
  3	Flaring emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.365
  4	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D

Marginal note:Other emissions

• 85 (1) Subject to subsection (3), all GHGs, other than those set out in column 2 of the table to subsection 84(1), for any specified emission type set out in column 1 and all GHGs for all other specified emission types not set out in column 1, must be quantified in accordance with:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable, .

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (2) The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in the methods used under subsection (1) apply to the GHGs and specified emission types.

• Marginal note:Methane

  (3) The requirements in subsection (1) do not apply to the quantification of CH₄ from venting or leakage emissions.

Marginal note:Production

86 The natural gas processed by the regulated facility must be quantified in m³ at a temperature of 15°C and a pressure of 101.325 kPa.

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

87 This Part applies to bitumen and other crude oil regulated facilities engaged in

• (a) the extraction, processing and production of bitumen or any other heavy crude oil having a density equal to or greater than 940 kg/m³ at 15°C; and

• (b) the extraction, processing and production of light crude oil having a density of less than 940 kg/m³ at 15°C.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 88 (1) The GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be quantified for the specified emission types set out in column 1 in accordance with the method for calculating GHG emissions set out in column 3. The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements that apply to those GHGs and specified emissions types are set out in column 4.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Calculating GHG Emissions	Sampling, Analysis and Measurement Requirements
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A and 2.B, except, for diesel, instead of the emission factors in table 2-6 of 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O	Directive 017 or Directive PNG017
  2	Flaring emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.363(k)	Directive 017 or Directive PNG017
  3	Wastewater emissions from
  	(a) anaerobic wastewater treatment	CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.203(g)	WCI Method WCI.204(g)
  	(b) oil-water separators	CH4	WCI Method WCI.203(h)	WCI Method WCI.204(h)
  4	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A.1.c, 2.A.1.d, 2.A.2.e and 2.B	GHGRP 2.C

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (2) Replacement data for the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be calculated for the specified emission type set out in column 1 using the method for estimating missing analytical data set out in column 3.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Estimating Missing Analytical Data
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D
  2	Flaring emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.365
  3	Wastewater emissions from
  	(a) anaerobic wastewater treatment	CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.205
  	(b) oil-water separators	CH4	WCI Method WCI.205
  4	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D

Marginal note:Other emissions

• 89 (1) Subject to subsection (3), all GHGs, other than those set out in column 2 of the table to subsection 88(1), for any specified emission type set out in column 1 and all GHGs for all other specified emission types not set out in column 1, must be quantified in accordance with:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable, .

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (2) The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in the methods used under subsection (1) apply to the GHGs and specified emission types.

• Marginal note:Methane

  (3) The requirements in subsection (1) do not apply to the quantification of CH₄ from venting or leakage emissions.

Marginal note:Production

90 Production by the regulated facility must be quantified in barrels of combined bitumen and heavy crude oil and in barrels of light crude oil, separately.

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

91 This Part applies to a regulated facility that is engaged in the processing of crude oil, including bitumen, heavy crude oil, light crude oil and synthetic crude oil, or secondary petroleum products and that has a combined annual volume of gasoline, diesel fuel and lubricant basestock produced that is greater than 40% of its annual volume of liquid petroleum products produced.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 92 (1) The GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be quantified for the specified emission types set out in column 1 in accordance with the method for calculating GHG emissions set out in column 3. The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements that apply to those GHGs and specified emissions types are set out in column 4.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Calculating GHG Emissions	Sampling, Analysis and Measurement Requirements
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A and 2.B, except, for diesel, instead of the emission factors in table 2-6 of 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O	GHGRP 2.C
  2	Venting emissions from
  	(a) process vent	CO2, CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.203(b)	WCI Method WCI.204(b)
  	(b) asphalt production	CO2, and CH4	WCI Method WCI.203(c)	WCI Method WCI.204(c)
  	(c) delayed coking unit	CH4	WCI Method WCI.203(m)	WCI Method WCI.204(m)
  3	Industrial process emissions from
  	(a) hydrogen production	CO2	WCI Method WCI.133	WCI Method WCI.134
  	(b) catalyst regeneration	CO2, CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.203(a)	WCI Method WCI.204(a)
  	(c) sulphur recovery	CO2	WCI Method WCI.203(d)	WCI Method WCI.204(d)
  	(d) coke calcining	CO2, CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.203(j)	WCI Method WCI.204(i)
  4	Flaring emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.203(e)	WCI Method WCI.204(e)
  5	Leakage emissions	CH4	WCI Method WCI.203(i)	WCI Method WCI.204(b)
  6	Wastewater emissions from
  	(a) anaerobic wastewater treatment	CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.203(g)	WCI Method WCI.204(g)
  	(b) oil-water separators	CH4	WCI Method WCI.203(h)	WCI Method WCI.204(h)
  7	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A.1.c, 2.A.1.d, 2.A.2.e and 2.B	GHGRP 2.C

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (2) Replacement data for the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be calculated for the specified emission type set out in column 1 using the method for estimating missing analytical data set out in column 3.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Estimating Missing Analytical Data
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D
  2	Venting emissions from
  	(a) process vents	CO2, CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.205
  	(b) asphalt production	CO2, and CH4	WCI Method WCI.205
  	(c) delayed coking unit	CH4	WCI Method WCI.205
  3	Industrial process emissions from
  	(a) hydrogen production	CO2	WCI Method WCI.135
  	(b) catalyst regeneration	CO2, CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.205
  	(c) sulphur recovery	CO2	WCI Method WCI.205
  	(d) coke calcining	CO2, CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.205
  4	Flaring emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.205
  5	Leakage emissions	CH4	WCI Method WCI.205
  6	Wastewater emissions from
  	(a) anaerobic wastewater treatment	CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.205
  	(b) oil-water separators	CH4	WCI Method WCI.205
  7	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D

Marginal note:Other emissions

• 93 (1) All GHGs, other than those set out in column 2 of the table to subsection 92(1), for any specified emission type set out in column 1 and all GHGs for all other specified emission types not set out in column 1, must be quantified in accordance with:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable.

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (2) The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in the methods used under subsection (1) apply to the GHGs and specified emission types.

Marginal note:Production

• 94 (1) Production by the regulated facility must be quantified in direct-only complexity weighted barrels (direct-only CWB), in accordance with the method outlined in the directive entitled CAN-CWB Methodology for Regulatory Support: Public Report, published by Soloman Associates in January 2014.

• Marginal note:Modification

  (2) However, a reference in the method to

  • (a) the value of “Electricity Sales” when used to calculate the “Sales and Exports of Steam and Electricity” , excludes any exported electricity that was generated at the regulated facility;

  • (b)  the value of “EC Reported CO₂e Site Emissions”, , excludes the emissions associated with electricity generated at the regulated facility; and

  • (c) the value of “Deemed Indirect CO₂e Emissions from imported electricity”, includes emissions associated with electricity that is generated and used at the regulated facility.

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

95 This Part applies to regulated facilities that produce potash by mining and refining potash ore.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 96 (1) The GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be quantified for the specified emission types set out in column 1 in accordance with the method for calculating GHG emissions set out in column 3. The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements that apply to those GHGs and specified emissions types are set out in column 4.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Calculating GHG Emissions	Sampling, Analysis and Measurement Requirements
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A and 2.B, except, for diesel, instead of the emission factors in table 2-6 of 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O	GHGRP 2.C
  2	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A.1.c, 2.A.1.d, 2.A.2.e and 2.B	GHGRP 2.C

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (2) Replacement data for the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be calculated for the specified emission type set out in column 1 using the method for estimating missing analytical data set out in column 3.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Estimating Missing Analytical Data
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D
  2	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D

Marginal note:Other emissions

• 97 (1) All GHGs, other than those set out in column 2 of the table to subsection 96(1), for any specified emission type set out in column 1 and all GHGs for all other specified emission types not set out in column 1, must be quantified in accordance with:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable.

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (2) The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in the methods used under subsection (1) apply to the GHGs and specified emission types.

Marginal note:Production

98 Production by the regulated facility must be quantified in tonnes of potash containing at least 90% potassium chloride from a conventional underground mining process or a solution mining process, separately.

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

99 This Part applies to regulated facilities that produce

• (a) pulp from wood, other plant material or paper; or

• (b) any product derived directly from pulp or a pulping process.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 100 (1) The GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be quantified for the specified emission types set out in column 1 in accordance with the method for calculating GHG emissions set out in column 3. The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements that apply to those GHGs and specified emissions types are set out in column 4.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Calculating GHG Emissions	Sampling, Analysis and Measurement Requirements
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions from
  	(a) boiler, thermal oxidizer, direct-fired turbine, engine, gasifier and any other combustion device that generates heat, steam or energy	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A and 2.B, except, (a) for biomass fuels, other than those specified in table 2-3 and 2-11 of GHGRP, use the emission factors provided in Table 20-2 of WCI Method WCI.20,Footnote for TABLE (a) and (b) for diesel, instead of the emission factors in table 2-6 of 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O	GHGRP 2.C
  	(b) recovery boiler	CO2, CH4 and N2O	For fossil fuels, GHGRP 2.A and 2.B, except for diesel, instead of the emission factors in table 2-6 of 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O, and for pulping liquor, WCI Method WCI.213(c)Footnote for TABLE (a)	For fossil fuels, GHGRP 2.C, and for pulping liquor, WCI Method WCI.214
  	(c) lime kiln	CO2	GHGRP 2.A	GHGRP 2.C
  	(d) lime kiln	CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.B, except, (a) use the default emission factors for lime kilns in table 210-1 of WCI Method WCI.213Footnote for TABLE (a), and (b) for diesel, instead of the emission factors in table 2-6 of 2.B, use 0.133 kg/kL for CH4 and 0.4 kg/kL for N2O,	GHGRP 2.C
  2	Industrial process emissions: addition of carbonate compound into a lime kiln	CO2	WCI Method WCI.213(d)	Direct measurement of quantity of carbonate compounds used or indirect measurement using quantity of carbonate compounds according to the quantity on the delivery invoices
  3	Wastewater emissions	CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.203(g)	WCI Method WCI.204(g)
  4	On site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.A.1.c , 2.A.1.d, 2.A.2.e and 2.B	GHGRP 2.C

  • Return to footnote ^(a)For the combustion of biomass fuels where CH₄ and N₂O emission factors are not prescribed, an alternative method must be used to estimate these emissions. The alternative method must not be biased toward understatement or overstatement of emissions.

• Marginal note:Applicable equations

  (2) For the purpose of subsection (1), GHGs emissions from stationary fuel combustion emissions from biomass fuels may be quantified using equations 2-1, 2-2, 2-3, 2-7, 2-8, 2-9, 2-13, 2-14, or 2-18 from GHGRP, if applicable.

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (3) Replacement data for the GHGs set out in column 2 of the table to this subsection must be calculated for the specified emission type set out in column 1 using the method for estimating missing analytical data set out in column 3.

  	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
  Item	Specified Emission Types	GHGs	Method for Estimating Missing Analytical Data
  1	Stationary fuel combustion emissions from
  	(a) boiler, thermal oxidizer, direct-fired turbine, engine, gasifier and any other combustion device that generates heat, steam or energy	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D
  	(b) recovery boiler	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D and WCI Method WCI.215
  	(c) lime kiln	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D
  2	Industrial process emissions: addition of carbonate compound into a lime kiln	CO2	WCI Method WCI.215
  3	Wastewater emissions	CH4 and N2O	WCI Method WCI.205
  4	On-site transportation emissions	CO2, CH4 and N2O	GHGRP 2.D

Marginal note:Other emissions

• 101 (1) All GHGs, other than those set out in column 2 of the table to subsection 100(1), for any specified emission type set out in column 1 and all GHGs for all other specified emission types not set out in column 1, must be quantified in accordance with:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable.

• Marginal note:Sampling, analysis and measurement

  (2) The sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in the methods used under subsection (1) apply to the GHGs and specified emission types.

Marginal note:Pulp and paper production

102 Production by the regulated facility must be quantified in tonnes of finished product, as follows

• (a) in the case of pulp

  • (i) if the moisture content exceeds 10%, the weight of the pulp is adjusted so that its moisture content does not exceed 10%, or

  • (ii) if the moisture content is equal to or less than 10%, the weight of the pulp without adjustment;

• (b) in the case of a product derived directly from pulp or the pulping process, the weight of the product or, if it has been machine dried, its weight after it has been dried.

Marginal note:Electricity production

• 103 (1) If a regulated facility uses only one fossil fuel to generate electricity, production of electricity must be quantified in GWh of gross electricity generated through the use of fossil fuels, measured with meters that comply with the requirements of the Electricity and Gas Inspection Act and the Electricity Gas Inspection Regulations.

• Marginal note:Electricity production — fossil fuel and biomass

  (2) If a regulated facility uses a mixture of fossil fuels or a mixture of biomass and fossil fuels to generate electricity, the gross electricity generated by the facility is to be determined separately for the gaseous fuels, liquid fuels and solid fuels, in accordance with the following formula and expressed in GWh

  Gu is multiplied by a quotient where the numerator is HFFk, and the denominator is HB plus the summation of HFFk for each gaseous fuels, liquid fuels and solid fuels “k”.

  

  where

  G_U

  is the gross quantity of electricity generated by the regulated facility in the calendar year, as measured using meters that comply with the requirements of the Electricity and Gas Inspection Act and the Electricity and Gas Inspection Regulations, expressed in GWh.

  HFF_k

  is determined in accordance with the following formula, calculated separately for gaseous fuels, liquid fuels and solid fuels “k”:

  The summation of the products of QFFk,j and HHVk,j for each fossil fuel type “j”.

  

  where:

  QFF_j

  is the quantity of gaseous, liquid or solid fuel, as the case may be, type “j” combusted in the facility for electricity generation during the calendar year, as determined under subsection (3) and in accordance with GHGRP 2.C.2 of,

  HHV_j

  is the higher heating value of the gaseous, liquid or solid fuel, as the case may be, type “j” combusted in the facility for electricity generation in accordance with GHGRP 2.C.1 and 2.C.3 of, and

  j

  is the j^th fossil fuel type combusted in the facility during the calendar year, where “j” goes from 1 to m and where m is the number of types of gaseous, liquid or solid fuels combusted;

  H_B

  is determined in accordance with the following formula

  The summation of the products of QBi and HHVi for each biomass fuel type “i”.

  

  where:

  QB_i

  is the quantity of biomass fuel type “i” combusted in the facility for electricity generation during the calendar year, determined in accordance with subsection (3) and with 2.C.2 of GHGRP and WCI Method, WCI.214,

  HHV_i

  is the higher heating value for the biomass fuel type “i” combusted in the facility for electricity generation in accordance with section 2.C.1 and 2.C.3. of GHGRP and WCI Method, WCI.214, and

  i

  is the i^th biomass fuel type combusted in the facility during the calendar year, where “i” goes from 1 to n and where n is the number of types of biomass fuels combusted.

• Marginal note:Quantity of fuel

  (3) The quantity of fuels for QFF_j and QB_i is determined on the following basis:

  • (a) for a solid fuel, the mass of the fuel combusted, on a wet or dry basis, expressed in tonnes and measured in accordance with GHGRP 2.C.2;

  • (b) for a liquid fuel, the volume of the fuel combusted, expressed in kL and measured in accordance with GHGRP 2.C.2; and

  • (c) for a gaseous fuel, the volume of the fuel combusted, expressed in standard m³ and measure in accordance with GHGRP 2.C.2.

Marginal note:Covered industrial activities

104 This Part applies to regulated facilities that are used to carry out an industrial activity not referred to in Parts 2 to 19.

Marginal note:Emissions from certain specified emission types

• 105 (1) The GHGs that are emitted for specified emission types must be quantified in accordance with the following methods and the sampling, analysis and measurement requirements set out in those methods apply to those emissions:

  • (a) the GHGRP or the WCI Method, if those methods are applicable to the industrial activity of the facility; or

  • (b) the IPCC Guidelines, if the methods referred to in paragraph (a) are not applicable.

• Marginal note:Replacement data

  (2) Replacement data must be calculated in accordance with the methods used under subsection (1).

Marginal note:Production

106 The quantity of each type of product produced by the regulated facility must be quantified in mass, volume or number of units, according to the units of measure currently used by the industrial sector in question.