Примеры использования Emission-reduction на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A proposed new directive plans to introduce two new emission-reduction stages.
To show how project-based emission-reduction transactions can promote and contribute to sustainable development;
Parties must opt for one of the following three options for emission-reduction targets set out in the Protocol.
Various Parties reported on emission-reduction measures targeting fuels, including incentives to promote cleaner fuels such as biofuels or compressed natural gas.
The post-Kyoto regime must be based on more realistic andlegally binding emission-reduction targets.
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Welcomes the achievement by Spain of compliance with its emission-reduction obligation for nitrogen oxides after 14 years of non-compliance;
Emissions of methyl bromide from these uses should be assessed, in addition to the penetration rate of emission-reduction measures.
This is also in line with the EU's 2030 emission-reduction targets(GHG emissions should be cut by at least 40% by 2030) and the Paris Agreement on climate change.
A substantial part of the fortieth meeting was devoted to the assessment of the attainability of emission-reduction ambition levels when based on national data see table 4.
A regime under which emission-reduction targets are unattainable or under which individuals in different nations are asked to make dramatically different sacrifices is likely to be both unfair and ineffective.
Listing the specific measures taken or scheduled to fulfil its emission-reduction obligations under the Protocol; and.
It defined emission-reduction targets as well as measures and management options in road and non-road traffic, industry, combustion plants and agriculture.
Reiterates its disappointment at the continuing non-compliance of Spain with the emission-reduction obligation under article 2.1 of the Protocol on Nitrogen Oxides since 1994;
The draft decision provided ideas as to how the funding window might operate and was designed to garner comments and suggestions on such questionsas eligibility for- and the collection and use of- emission-reduction credits.
The mechanism is to channel private-sector investment into emission-reduction projects in developing countries parties not included in annex I to the Convention.
The major energy-related challenges for countries in the pan-European region, regardless of their economic structure,are to improve energy efficiency and energy security and to gradually eliminate inefficient fossil fuel subsidies in order to achieve long-term emission-reduction targets.
Joint implementation enables one developed country to earn emission reduction units by investing in an emission-reduction project in another developed country article 6.
Individual interests must be set aside and the challenges faced together so that the next step could be taken for the period beyond 2000,which could in particular include negotiations for an emission-reduction protocol, and so that a positive message could emerge from the Berlin Conference.
Meanwhile, developed countries must set emission-reduction goals that go far beyond those tabled to date, which represent a mere fraction of the reductions recommended by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
Notes the report provided by the Implementation Committee on the progress made by Spain, based on the information provided by Spain on 1 April 2011(ECE/EB. AIR/2011/2, paras. 11- 13) andin particular its conclusions that in 2009 Spain was in compliance with its emission-reduction obligation under the Protocol on Nitrogen Oxides;
Article 12 of the Protocol defines the clean development mechanism that allows emission-reduction projects in developing countries to earn certified emission reduction credits.
Emission-reduction measures in Belarus included the promotion of new technologies for fuel combustion with minimal emissions(exhaust gas recirculation, multistage combustion, control of combustion using a gas analyser, conducting local monitoring) and environmental certification of vehicles.
We urge them to comply with the commitments set out inthe Kyoto Protocol and to establish more ambitious emission-reduction targets beginning in 2012, without seeking to increase restrictions on countries that, even now, maintain far lower per capita emission levels than those of the countries of the North.
Expresses its increasing disappointment at the continuing failure of Greece to fulfil its obligation to adopt and implement effective measures to control and/or reduce its national annual emissions so that these do not exceedits emissions in 1987, and at its continuing non-compliance since 1998 with the emission-reduction obligation under article 2.1 of the Protocol on Nitrogen Oxides;
If the future global climate regime is going to contain emission-reduction commitments involving some developing countries, developed countries should assist developing countries in capacity-building, technology transfer and adaptation.
Notes the report provided by the Implementation Committee on the progress made by Spain, based on the information provided by Spain on 1 April 2011(ECE/EB. AIR/2011/2, paras. 11- 13) andin particular its conclusions that in 2009 Spain was in compliance with its emission-reduction obligation under the Protocol concerning the Control of Nitrogen Oxides or Their Transboundary Fluxes(Protocol on Nitrogen Oxides);
As we understand it,developed countries have announced emission-reduction targets that are insufficient to achieve the goal agreed in the Bali Action Plan, thereby seeking to transfer to developing countries their enormous environmental debt and the obligations it entails.
Notes the report provided by the Implementation Committee on the follow-up to decision 2009/9 on Denmark's compliance with its obligation under article 3.5(a) of the Protocol on Persistent Organic Pollutants, based on the information provided by Denmark in March and August 2010(ECE/EB. AIR/2010/2, paras. 20- 25), andin particular its conclusion that Denmark had failed to comply with the emission-reduction obligation with regard to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons;
The reported emission data for the year 2009 showed that Spain was finally compliant with the emission-reduction obligation under the Protocol on NOx; in addition, Spain had reduced its exceedance of the VOCs emission target in 2009 to 3 per cent, thus making considerable progress with regard to the Protocol on VOCs.
Notes the sixteenth report of the Implementation Committee concerning the compliance of Denmark with the requirements of article 3, paragraph 1, of the Protocol to Abate Acidification, Eutrophication and Ground-level Ozone(Gothenburg Protocol) with respect to ammonia emission(ECE/EB. AIR/2013/4, paras. 51- 56), following referral by the secretariat pursuant to paragraph 5 of the Implementation Committee's structure and functions and procedures for review, andin particular the Committee's conclusion regarding the failure of Denmark to comply with the emission-reduction obligation under the Gothenburg Protocol;