Heavy-duty Vehicle and Engine Greenhouse Gas Emission Regulations

Marginal note:Contents

• 56 (1) A company that participates in the CO₂ emission credit system must maintain records containing the following information for each of its fleets:

  • (a) for each fleet of Class 2B and Class 3 heavy-duty vehicles and cab-complete vehicles, excluding those referred to in the definition vocational vehicle in subsection 1(1),

    • (i) the model year,

    • (ii) the fleet average CO₂ emission standard,

    • (iii) the fleet average CO₂ emission value and, if applicable, the N₂O and CH₄ emission values,

    • (iv) the values and data used in calculating the fleet average CO₂ emission standard and the fleet average CO₂ emission value and, if applicable, in calculating the N₂O and CH₄ emission values,

    • (v) the values and data used in calculating the number of CO₂ emission credits and, if applicable, the number of early action credits,

    • (vi) the number of CO₂ emission credits used to offset a N₂O or CH₄ emission deficit, if applicable, and

    • (vii) the GVWR, curb weight, GCWR, type of transmission, gear ratio, axle ratio and type of engine for each vehicle configuration;

  • (b) for each fleet of vocational vehicles and incomplete vocational vehicles,

    • (i) the model year,

    • (ii) the CO₂ emission standard that applies to the vehicles of each subfleet,

    • (iii) the CO₂ emission rate for each subfleet,

    • (iv) the values and data, including the GEM computer simulation model inputs and results, used in calculating the CO₂ emission rate for each subfleet, and

    • (v) the values and data used in calculating the number of CO₂ emission credits and, if applicable, the number of early action credits, for each fleet and subfleet;

  • (c) for each fleet of tractors and incomplete tractors,

    • (i) the model year,

    • (ii) the CO₂ emission standard that applies to the vehicles of each subfleet,

    • (iii) the CO₂ emission rate for each subfleet,

    • (iv) the values and data, including the GEM computer simulation model inputs and results, used in calculating the CO₂ emission rate for each subfleet, and

    • (v) the values and data used in calculating the number of CO₂ emission credits and, if applicable, the number of early action credits, for each fleet and subfleet; and

  • (d) for each fleet of heavy-duty engines,

    • (i) the model year,

    • (ii) the CO₂ emission standard that applies to the engines of each fleet,

    • (iii) the CO₂ deteriorated emission level value for each fleet, and

    • (iv) the values and data used in calculating the number of CO₂ emission credits and, if applicable, the number of early action credits.

• Marginal note:Contents — heavy-duty vehicles

  (2) A company must maintain records containing the following information for each heavy-duty vehicle in the fleets referred to in paragraphs (1)(a) to (c):

  • (a) the model year and vehicle configuration or subfleet of the vehicle, as the case may be;

  • (b) the CO₂ emission standard that applies to the vehicles of each subfleet and the fleet average CO₂ emission standard;

  • (c) for a vehicle covered by an EPA certificate, the vehicle family described in section 230 of subpart C of Title 40, chapter I, subchapter U, part 1037, of the CFR, or the applicable test group described in section 1827 of subpart S of Title 40, chapter I, subchapter C, part 86, of the CFR;

  • (d) the name and street address of the plant where the vehicle was assembled;

  • (e) the vehicle identification number;

  • (f) the CO₂ emission value that applies to the fleet of the vehicle or the CO₂ emission rate that applies to the subfleet of the vehicle, as the case may be, and the values and data used in calculating that value or rate; and

  • (g) the name and the street or mailing address of the first retail purchaser of the vehicle in Canada.

• Marginal note:Contents — engines

  (3) A company must maintain records containing the following information for each heavy-duty engine in the fleets referred to in paragraph (1)(d):

  • (a) the model year, the engine configuration and the fleet of the engine;

  • (b) the date of manufacture;

  • (c) the gross power;

  • (d) the identification of the emission control system;

  • (e) the CO₂ emission standard that applies to the engines of the fleet;

  • (f) the applicable engine family;

  • (g) the name of the engine manufacturer;

  • (h) the unique identification number of the engine;

  • (i) the deterioration factor and whether it constitutes a multiplicative deterioration factor or an additive deterioration factor, and the values and data used in calculating that factor; and

  • (j) the name and the street or mailing address of the first retail purchaser of the engine in Canada.