Provincial emission cap - 6 (1) The Provincial annual sulphur dioxide emission cap is - (a) effective April 11, 1995, 189000 t; - (b) effective March 1,2005, 141 750 t. - (2) A person who owns, operates or is responsible for facilities tha...
AI summary Nova Scotia's provincial emission cap sets annual limits for sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxide, and mercury, with reporting requirements for facilities exceeding 90 tonnes of sulphur dioxide emissions. Compliance may involve emissions trading programs, and excess emissions require corrective action plans approved by the Minister or Administrator.
Reporting and records - 10 (1) A person who is required to report under subsection 8(2) or subsection 9(2) must maintain all records of reported details for 5 years. - (2) A person who acquires a facility that consumes heavy fuel oil must...
AI summary The regulation mandates that individuals required to report under specific subsections must retain records for five years. Additionally, when acquiring a facility consuming heavy fuel oil, records must be obtained from the previous owner.
2 Nitrogen oxide - (1) Commencing in 2009, and in each calendar year thereafter, the annual emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx) from fossil fuel-fIred thermal power generating stations owned or operated by Nova Scotia Power Incorporated and...
AI summary The document establishes annual nitrogen oxide (NOx) emission limits for Nova Scotia Power Inc. and affiliated companies starting in 2009, with mandatory annual reporting to the Minister or Administrator by February 15 each year beginning in 2010.