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Large point sources.
DEFINITIONS Large Point Sources.
Large point sources(permits); polluting products quotas.
Emissions from large point sources.
For each large point source the following data should be provided.
Denmark informed the secretariat that data on large point sources were forthcoming.
SO2: large point sources.
Bulgaria is the only Party which provided gridded values and data on large point sources.
NH3: large point sources.
Within certain time intervals, Parties are recommended to report on individual large point sources.
VOCs: large point sources.
Several Parties experienced problems with the definitions of large point sources and the use of the templates.
Data on large point sources have been submitted only by Bulgaria and Norway.
Emissions for large point sources.
Large point sources(LPS) are stationary sources(processes) with one or more stacks.
Values for large point sources.
Informative Inventory Report and emission calculation tables in the 2015 reporting round under the Air Convention,including the information on large point sources.
Gridded data and large point source(LPS) data.
And for large point sources that release emissions from a stack, the following data should be added.
Annexes Annex I: Table I A Definitions:Stationary processes considered as large point sources for different components.
Control of large point sources. 62- 64 20.
These procedures could improve significantly the quality of the reported data from large point sources and make data validation easier.
Values for large point sources: one value per site identifier(which has to be defined elsewhere), year and component.
Some Parties experienced problems with the definitions of large point sources and the use of the reporting templates.
The definitions of Large Point Sources(LPS) and international air and sea traffic, and notation keys are provided in section II.A of annex I to these Guidelines.
The state of reporting with regard to spatial distribution, low andhigh sources and large point source information is summarized in table 11.
Parties should identify large point sources(as defined in annex I, paragraph 4 and table 1A) to facilitate the precise inputs of the emissions from major sources in the EMEP models.
The state of reporting with regard to spatial distribution, low andhigh sources and large point source information is summarized in table 11.
Capture and storage are best suited to large point sources of CO2 such as fossil fuel-fired power stations, which currently account for around one-third of global CO2 emissions.
In addition, all stationary processes mentioned in the following table are to be considered as large point sources for the different components.