Examples of using Commodity-specific specifications in English and their translations into Russian
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Commodity-specific specifications.
Application of UNFC-2009 to extraction projects requires reference to a Bridging Document for the relevant commodity-specific specifications.
Commodity-specific specifications and the relationship with other resource.
A long-standing agreement is in place for the Society of Petroleum Engineers(SPE)to provide the commodity-specific specifications for petroleum.
Unless constrained by regulation,the application of commodity-specific specifications shall not limit in any way the use of the full granularity of UNFC-2009.
There was consensus that where generic definitions are needed,they must be consistent with the commodity-specific specifications where they exist.
CRIRSCO and SPE provided commodity-specific specifications through the CRIRSCO Template of 2006 and the Petroleum Resources Management System(PRMS), respectively.
The Expert Group requested the Task Force to provide at least one draft renewable commodity-specific specifications for review at the sixth session.
Unless constrained by regulation, the application of commodity-specific specifications of mapped systems shall not limit in any way the use of the full granularity of UNFC-2009 refer to the Bridging Documents in Annexes III and IV.
It was noted that there are abroad range of renewable energy commodities and hence it will take some time to develop the range of commodity-specific specifications.
In accordance with those agreements, they have provided commodity-specific specifications via the CRIRSCO Template and PRMS respectively.
Detailed guidelines are readynow for petroleum and minerals if SPE-PRMS and the CRIRSCO Template are adopted as the basis for commodity-specific specifications;
A number of experts expressed the view that these issues are already included in the commodity-specific specifications and therefore should not be duplicated in the generic specifications. .
To ensure coherent and consistent application of the system, the Specifications Task Force of the Expert Group started work during the biennium on development of generic and commodity-specific specifications.
CRIRSCO has agreed to be responsible for developing the commodity-specific specifications for UNFC-2009 for solid minerals and SPE, via a Memorandum of Understanding with UNECE, has agreed to develop the petroleum-specific specifications. .
Detailed guidelines are readynow for petroleum and minerals if SPE-PRMS and the CRIRSCO Template are adopted as the basis for commodity-specific specifications and guidelines;
Since there is no intention to develop new,and different, commodity-specific specifications and guidelines, some form of“linkage” between UNFC-2009 and these commodity-specific systems would be the logical solution.
Enhanced capacity for coherent communications between preparers, users and the general public,if they accept to use UNFC commodity-specific specifications as provided by SPE and CRIRSCO;
One of the key challenges facing the Expert Group on Resource Classification is to develop both the generic and commodity-specific specifications for UNFC-2009 in collaboration and cooperation with the wide array of stakeholders whose needs UNFC-2009 has been designed to meet to the extent possible.
As a result of these discussions, the Task Force agreed on a provisional text regarding the relationship between UNFC-2009 and CRIRSCO/SPE, notably"In accordance with the existing agreements with CRIRSCO and SPE,they have provided the commodity-specific specifications for minerals and petroleum via the CRIRSCO Template and SPE-PRMS.
The mapping of NEA/IAEA results for individual deposits into UNFC-2009 requires the application of"Production Terminology" as defined in Section II.B of this Bridging Document,the instructions set out in Section III of this Bridging Document, the commodity-specific specifications compiled in the CRIRSCO Template, and the Generic Specifications for the application of UNFC-2009 ECE Energy Series No. 42(ECE/ENERGY/94)"UNFC-2009 incorporating Specifications for its Application", Part II, Section VI.
The Revision Task Force recommended that it would neither be constructive nor practical for the Expert Group to consider developing comprehensive new specifications andguidelines for UNFC-2009 where detailed commodity-specific specifications and guidelines already exist within the classification systems of the CRIRSCO Template and the PRMS.
It is recognized that these systems will continue to be developed in responseto stakeholder needs and changes in technology, and hence additional commodity-specific specifications may be incorporated in the future, subject to endorsement by the Expert Group on Resource Classification.
The RTF report strongly supported the view that it would not be constructive(or practical) for the Expert Group on Resource Classification to consider developing comprehensive new specifications andguidelines for UNFC-2009 where detailed commodity-specific specifications and guidelines already exist within the classification systems of the CRIRSCO Template and SPE-PRMS.
The structure of the linkage between UNFC-2009 and other systems was explained, notably the linkage to the CRIRSCO Template and the SPE/WPC/AAPG/SPEE Petroleum Resources Management System(SPE-PRMS),which will provide minerals and petroleum commodity-specific specifications for UNFC-2009 respectively; the linkage with other systems that are aligned to UNFC-2009(for example the system for uranium); and the requirement for bridging documents.
More detailed specifications can therefore be found in relevant commodity-specific systems that have been aligned with UNFC-2009.
However, in both cases, this still requires adherence to both the Definitions and Generic Specifications of UNFC-2009, and the commodity-specific requirements that are included in the Aligned System.
The other three options presented in the RTF report were all variants of an alternative approach,whereby specifications and guidelines at a commodity-specific level were provided through some form of linkage between the CRIRSCO Template and UNFC-2009 for minerals and between SPE-PRMS and UNFC-2009 for petroleum.
Since CRIRSCO andSPE have agreed to cooperate with the Expert Group on Resource Classification in developing specifications for UNFC-2009 at a commodity-specific level(refer to Section I, paragraph 9), they must be directly involved in any discussions regarding how best to respond to the issues that have been identified.
In order to ensure that these specifications and guidelines are recognised as providing the preferred commodity-specific basis for UNFC-2009 application, subject to the approval of Expert Group on Resource Classification, it is recommended that possible mechanisms for some form of“linkage”(text reference) between UNFC-2009 and the CRIRSCO Template/SPE-PRMS is considered.