Примеры использования Control technology for emissions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Sixth seminar on control technology for emissions from stationary sources.
Took note of the progress made in preparing the Sixth Seminar on Control Technology for Emissions from Stationary Sources;
Sixth Seminar on Control Technology for Emissions from Stationary Sources, 14-17 October 1996, Budapest, Hungary.
The cyclical ECE seminars issue publications on control technology for emissions from stationary sources.
The Working Group reviewed the conclusions and draft recommendations of the Workshop on the elaboration and evaluation of techno-economic databases on production processes and related emission abatement options related to the activitiesof the Task Forces, following the recommendations of the Sixth Seminar on Control Technology for Emissions from Stationary Sources EB. AIR/WG.6/1998/3.
Autumn 1997 Meeting of designated experts on control technology for emissions from selected mobile sources.
In particular, he reported on the revision of the technical annexes to the existing protocols, the preparation of draft technical annexes to a protocol on heavy metals, work on abatement techniques to reduce ammonia emissions, cooperation on technology exchange, including harmonization of legal frameworks for air pollution abatement,by-product utilization from stationary installations and the Sixth Seminar on Control Technology for Emissions from Stationary Sources.
E Minutes of the Workshop on Control Technology for Emissions from off-road Vehicles and Machines, Ships and Aircraft.
He mentioned in particular a series of target-oriented workshops and seminars on control technology for emissions from stationary sources.
The representative of Norway, as host of the workshop on control technology for emissions from off-road vehicles and machines, ships and aircraft, informed the Executive Body, that the proceedings of the workshop would be issued by the end of 1995.
The discussion may also focus inter alia on monitoring requirements in relation to limit values for emissions from stationary sources,organization of the seventh seminar on control technology for emissions from stationary sources and further development of techno-economic databases.
Agreed to the draft programme of the sixth seminar on control technology for emissions from stationary sources(EB. AIR/WG.6/R.24) on the understanding that the topics devoted to heavy metals and persistent organic pollutants might be better covered through other mechanisms to be established by the Executive Body;
The delegation of Hungary provided information on the situation concerning the papers submitted for the sixth Seminar on Control Technology for Emissions from Stationary Sources, to be held in Budapest(Hungary) from 14 to 17 October 1996.
A state-of-the-art report to be made available at the Sixth Seminar on Control Technology for Emissions from Stationary Sources to be held in Budapest, Hungary, 14-17 October 1996.
The Working Group had a preliminary exchange of views on draft recommendations to Parties andthe Executive Body as formulated at the Sixth Seminar on Control Technology for Emissions from Stationary Sources held in Budapest(Hungary) from 14 to 17 October 1996 EB. AIR/SEM.3/3, annexes II and III.
Their main sources of information include the proceedings of the UN/ECE Seminars on Emission Control Technology for Emissions from Stationary Sources(EB. AIR/SEM.3/3) and the technical annexes to the Oslo Protocol and other documentation.
The principal forum for exchange of technical information was the Sixth Seminar on Control Technology for Emissions from Stationary Sources, which was held in Budapest, Hungary, in October 1996.
The delegations of Hungary andSlovakia were in favour of organizing the Seventh Seminar on Control Technology for Emissions from Stationary Sources in 2001 with selected topics following the well established practice.
The Preparatory Committee was informed that under the Convention on Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution a workshop on Control Technology for Emissions from Off-road Vehicles and Machines, Ships and Aircrafts was to be held in Oslo on 8 and 9 June 1995.
A member of the Environment and Human Settlements Division introduced Informal document no. 22 and informed the Preparatory Committee of the main conclusions anddraft recommendations of the Workshop on control technology for emissions from off-road vehicles and machines, ships and aircraft, held in Oslo on 9 and 10 June 1995 in the framework of the ECE Convention on Long Range Transboundary Air Pollution LRTAP.
Particular mention was made of the workshops for the exchange of technology, including the harmonization of legal frameworks for air pollution abatement;options for reducing emissions of ammonia; and control technology for emissions from selected mobile sources; as well as the work of the Task Force on Utilization of By-products from Stationary Installations; and progress made in the preparation of the Sixth Seminar on Control Technology for Emissions from Stationary Sources.
Control technologies for emissions from stationary sources.
Workshop on control technologies for emissions from stationary sources.
Seminar/workshop on control technologies for emissions from stationary sources to be held in Warsaw on 8-12 October 2001;
Took note of the plans for the workshop on control technologies for emissions from stationary sources to be held during the week of 3-7 December 2001 in Warsaw.
The secretariat informed the Working Group about the preparations for the workshop on control technologies for emissions from stationary sources.
Report on the workshop on control technologies for emissions from stationary sources(5-7 December 2001, Warsaw) to the Working Group on Strategies and Review at its thirty-fourth session;
Convene a workshop on control technologies for emissions from stationary sources(5-7 December 2001, Warsaw) to review the methods used by Parties and identify techniques applied, including economic aspects and techno-economic databases;
Noted the progress on exchanging information and technology, in particular,through the Warsaw workshop on control technologies for emissions from stationary sources and welcomed the efforts of the Bureau of the Working Group to consider ways and means to facilitate the exchange of information and technology taking into account the needs of countries with economies in transition;
Moreover, it comprises information from official documentation of the Executive Body and its subsidiary bodies,e.g. the documentation of the Sixth Seminar on Control Technologies for Emissions from Stationary Sources held in 1996 in Budapest, and gives the present status of development and application of best available techniques and related costs for the reduction of NOx emissions from stationary sources in the main emitting source categories.