Regulations Limiting Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Natural Gas-fired Generation of Electricity (SOR/2018-261)
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Regulations are current to 2024-10-30 and last amended on 2019-01-01. Previous Versions
SCHEDULE 2(Subsections 14(1) and 15(2))
List of Fuels
Column 1 | Column 2 | |
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Item | Fuel type | Default higher heating value (GJ/kL)Footnote for List of Fuels2 |
1 | Distillate fuel oil No.1 | 38.78 |
2 | Distillate fuel oil No. 2 | 38.50 |
3 | Distillate fuel oil No. 4 | 40.73 |
4 | Kerosene | 37.68 |
5 | Liquefied petroleum gases (LPG) | 25.66 |
6 | Propane (pure, not mixtures of LPGs)Footnote for List of Fuels1 | 25.31 |
7 | Propylene | 25.39 |
8 | Ethane | 17.22 |
9 | Ethylene | 27.90 |
10 | Isobutane | 27.06 |
11 | Isobutylene | 28.73 |
12 | Butane | 28.44 |
13 | Butylene | 28.73 |
14 | Natural gasoline | 30.69 |
15 | Motor gasoline | 34.87 |
16 | Aviation gasoline | 33.52 |
17 | Kerosene-type aviation | 37.66 |
18 | Pipeline quality natural gas | 0.03793Footnote for List of Fuels2 |
Return to footnote 1The default higher heating value and the default CO2 emission factor for propane are only for pure gas propane. The product commercially sold as propane is to be considered LPG for the purpose of these Regulations.
Return to footnote 2The default higher heating value for pipeline quality natural gas is expressed in GJ/standard m3
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