Examples of using Additional emissions in English and their translations into German
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The amount of additional emissions is not known at this stage.
Connection to crane electric, therefore no separate drive unit, no additional emissions and more space.
Additional emissions arise from transporting the leaked products to Europe.
This growth goes along with additional emissions and a vast use of resources.
Additional emissions may arise from capacity authorized on or after 1 July 1987.
By recovering and re-using any excess material, additional emissions and waste are eliminated.
The additional emissions could be decreased by 20 percent if more power plants were deployed fired with gas instead of coal.
All three power plants are to be fired with imported coal,which means that there will be additional emissions through the transport.
The entire process is a closed system without any additional emissions being released into the environment or the soil and water being negatively affected.
Conversely, if there is a low demand for power at the same time asa high demand for heat, this need is met by the storage system, without causing any additional emissions.
Connection to crane electric,therefore no seperate drive unit, no additional emissions, more space and maximum operational safety.
Any additional emissions- caused, for instance, by the entire end use- can be identified by the calculator, but are not included in our carbon footprint.
Lufthansa passenger flights travel as“flying climate research laboratories“,to analyze the intermediate air layers without generating additional emissions themselves.
CDM projects ensure that additional emissions are compensated in developing countries, for example by building hydroelectric power plants or by planting trees.
Depending on the source of the electricityused, the positive effects on climate and air quality could be offset by additional emissions from the energy sector involved.
Spain's plan for 2008-2012 covers additional emissions in sectors which did not report emissions in 2005 of roughly 6.7 million tonnes of CO2.
Approved allowances for 2005-2007, verified emissions in 2005, proposed caps for 2008-2012,approved caps for 2008-2012 and additional emissions covered in 2008 to 2012.
Whereas Austria and Sweden expect unquantified additional emissions from such activities, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain and the UK expect net sequestration.
During this time, a number of Lufthansa passenger aircraft have been operating as"flying laboratories" with the aim of analyzing the composition of the middle atmosphere,without generating additional emissions in the process.
Particularly in countries with a high share of coal-fired power plants, additional emissions would arise and the environmental benefit of the electric vehicles would be significantly lower than possible.
Both would achieve these ambitious cuts by the same method: a cap-and-trade system that imposes limits on industry emissions andforces businesses to buy rights to any additional emissions.
Assuming that the climate may be influenced by additional emissions of CO2 or that a cut in emissions may have a mitigating effect on temperature increases, the targeted release of CO2 would also be an appropriate way of mitigating any such drop in temperature which may occur in the future.
Approved allowances for 2005-2007, verified emissions in 2005, proposed caps for 2008-2012,approved caps for 2008-2012, additional emissions covered in 2008 to 2012 and limit on the use of credits from emission-saving projects in third countries.
The potential additional emissions forecast in the phasing-out scenario could be avoided by keeping nuclear power plants in operation(i.e. not phasing them out), but equally by stepping up efforts to introduce renewable energy and improve energy efficiency or through other possible measures.
It is necessary to ensure that sufficient quantities of zero sulphur petrol and diesel fuels are available from 1 January 2005 on a balanced geographic basis in order to permit the free circulation of new vehicles requiring these fuels whilst ensuring that CO2emissions reductions from new vehicles outweigh those additional emissions associated with the production of zero sulphur fuels;
Where Member States include additional emissions into their commitments under this Regulation from installations that were previously covered by Directive 2003/87/EC, those Member States should implement additional policies and measures in the sectors covered by this Regulation in order to reduce those emissions. .
It is necessary to ensure that sufficient quantities of petrol and diesel fuels with a maximum sulphur content of 10 mg/kg are available from 1 January 2005 on an appropriately balanced geographical basis in order to permit the free circulation of new vehicles requiring these fuels whilst ensuring that CO2emissions reductions from new vehicles outweigh those additional emissions associated with the production of these fuels.
Additional emission growth, for instance, resulting from growth within the transport sector or agriculture would then exceed the total budget.