Examples of using Allocation plans in English and their translations into Polish
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National Allocation Plans.
Questions Answers on Emissions Trading and National Allocation Plans.
And on national allocation plans at.
National allocation plans will therefore not be needed any more.
their projected results must be mentioned in the allocation plans.
A look at individual national allocation plans might at least help here.
National allocation plans shall be considered within the committee referred to in Article 231.
Based on which criteria does the Commission assess the allocation plans, and how much time does it have for this?
Environment- Atmospheric pollution- Directive 2003/87- Criteria applicable to national allocation plans NAP.
The requirement to submit national allocation plans will be superseded by this proposal when it enters into force.
For the period 2011-2012 this percentage will correspond to the average percentage proposed by the Member States including auctioning in their national allocation plans.
Insists that no changes to approved national allocation plans should be permitted after the 1 January 2005 date of application;
The principles and mechanisms resulting in problems during the 1st trading period recurred in most 2nd phase National Allocation Plans(NAP) of Member States.
National allocation plans would be replaced by auctioning
procedures can be accepted, but not the reference to national frequency allocation plans, in order to avoid undue lack of flexibility.
The originally notified national allocation plans cannot therefore be deemed to be accepted as a result of today's judgements.
facilitating the introduction of the CO2 emissions trading scheme(ETS National Allocation Plans) as part of the Kyoto Protocol objectives.
All national allocation plans for the first trading period have now been finalised and registries are active in all Member States.
COM(2005) 703_BAR__BAR_ 22.12.2005_BAR_ Communication from the Commission:"Further guidance on allocation plans for the 2008 to 2012 trading period of the EU Emission Trading Scheme"_BAR.
Member States draw up national allocation plans(NAPs) which determine their total level of ETS emissions
the Commission could much better ensure that national allocation plans result in real emission reductions.
The following decisions relate to national allocation plans notified by Member States to the Commission for the trading period 2005 to 2007.
The percentage shall correspond to the average percentage proposed by the Member States including auctioning in their national allocation plans under Chapter III for the relevant period.
How these costs are distributed depends on the decisions taken in the allocation plans and on further measures adopted to control emissions in sectors not covered by the Emissions Trading Scheme.
National allocation plans(NAPs) must indicate the total number of emissions certificates which Member States plan to allocate over the three-year period 2005- 2007
To implement the directive, Member States were obliged to publish national allocation plans by 31 March 2004 and to present them
Polish National Allocation Plans for 2008-2012.
Iii CO2 emission national allocation plans and national compensation scheme for stranded costs are likely to maintain
A significant contribution to meeting the EU-15's 8% reduction target will come from the Commission's decisions to cut back many national allocation plans(NAP) for the second trading period of the EU ETS.
Member States were required to submit national allocation plans for the 2008 to 2012 period to the Commission by 30 June 2006,