Examples of using Source streams in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Computer
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Official/political
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Programming
For all other source streams the amount expressed as tonnes or Nm3;
A description of the measurement systems, and the specification andexact location of the measurement instruments to be used for each of the source streams to be monitored;
(ii) for all other source streams the amount expressed as tonnes or Nm3;
(d) where applicable, the default values used for calculation factors indicating the source of the factor, or the relevant source, from which the defaultfactor will be retrieved periodically, for each of the source streams;
Major source streams, where the source streams do not fall within the categories referred to in points(a) and(b).
Subject to approval by the competent authority, the operator may combine standard methodology,mass-balance and measurement-based methodologies for different emission sources and source streams belonging to one installation, provided that neither gaps nor double counting concerning emissions occur. 3.
Checking the list of emissions sources and source streams, ensuring completeness of the emission sources and source streams and that all relevant changes in the nature and functioning of the installation will be included in the monitoring plan;(ii).
The operator shall corroborate emissions determined by a measurement-based methodology, with the exception of N2O emissions from nitric acid production and greenhouse gases transferred to a transport network or a storage site, by calculating the annual emissions of each greenhousegas in question for the same emission sources and source streams.
A calculation-based methodology shall consist in determining emissions from source streams based on activity data obtained by means of measurement systems and additional parameters from laboratory analyses or default values.
Minor source streams, where the source streams selected by the operator jointly correspond to less than 5 000 tonnes of fossil CO2 per year or to less than 10%, up to a total maximum contribution of 100 000 tonnes of fossil CO2 per year, whichever is the highest in terms of absolute value;
The operator shall classify each source stream, comparing the source stream against the sum of all absolute values of fossil CO2 and CO2(e)corresponding to all source streams included in calculation-based methodologies and of all emissions of emission sources monitored using measurement-based methodologies, before subtraction of transferred CO2, in one of the following categories:.
Minor source streams, where the source streams selected by the operator jointly account for less than 5 000 tonnes of fossil CO2 per year or less than 10%, up to a total maximum of 100 000 tonnes of fossil CO2 per year, whichever is greater in terms of absolute value;(b).
By way of derogation from Articles 26(1) and 41(1), the operator of an installation with low emissions may apply as a minimum tier 1 for thepurposes of determining activity data and calculation factors for all source streams and for determining emissions by measurement-based methodologies, unless higher accuracy is achievable without additional effort for the operator, without providing evidence that applying higher tiers is technically not feasible or would incur unreasonable costs.
The operator may determine the activity data of biomass source streams without using tiers and providing analytical evidence regarding the biomass content, where that source stream consists exclusively of biomass and the operator can ensure that it is not contaminated with other materials or fuels.
Applying at least tier 1 under the calculation-based methodology for one ormore major source streams or minor source streams and a measurement-based methodology for at least one emission source related to the same source streams is technically not feasible or would incur unreasonable costs;(b).
The nature, scale and complexity of emission sources and source streams as well as the equipment and processes that have resulted in emissions, tonne-kilometre data or data relevant for free allocation, including the measurement equipment described in the monitoring plan or monitoring methodology plan as appropriate, the origin and application of calculation factors and other primary data sources; .
Within those boundaries, the operator shall include all relevantgreenhouse gas emissions from all emission sources and source streams belonging to activities carried out at the installation and listed in Annex I to Directive 2003/87/EC, and from activities and greenhouse gases included by the Member State in which the installation is situated, pursuant to Article 24 of that Directive.
Monitoring and reporting shall be complete and cover all process andcombustion emissions from all emission sources and source streams belonging to activities listed in Annex I to Directive 2003/87/EC and other relevant activities included pursuant to Article 24 of that Directive, and of all greenhouse gases specified in relation to those activities while avoiding double-counting.
(a) the activity data used for any calculation of the emissions for each source stream, categorised according to process and fuel or material type;
Where the calculation-based methodology is applied, the operator shall determine for each source stream, in the monitoring plan, whether the standard methodology or the mass-balance methodology is used, including the relevant tiers in accordance with Annex II.
Tier 2: An emission factor for each source stream shall be derived and updated at least once per year using industry best practice reflecting site-specific conditions and the product mix of the installation.
(ii) assessing compliance with the uncertainty thresholds for activity data and other parameters, where applicable,for the applied tiers for each source stream and emission source; .
(a) at least the tiers listed inAnnex V, in the case of a category A installation, or where a calculation factor is required for a source stream that is a commercial standard fuel;
Conversion factor' means the ratio of carbonemitted as CO2 to the total carbon contained in the source stream before the emitting process takes place, expressed as a fraction, considering carbon monoxide(CO) emitted to the atmosphere as the molar equivalent amount of CO2;
Under the standard methodology,the operator shall calculate combustion emissions source stream by multiplying the activity data related to the amount of fuel combusted, expressed as terajoules based on net calorific value(NCV), by the corresponding emission factor, expressed as tonnes of CO2 per terajoule(t CO2/TJ) consistent with the use of NCV, and the corresponding oxidation factor.
Under the mass balance methodology,the operator shall calculate the CO2 quantity corresponding to each source stream included in the mass balance by multiplying the activity data related to the amount of material entering or leaving the boundaries of the mass balance, with the material's carbon content multiplied by 3 664 t CO2/t C, applying section 3 of Annex II.
When assessing the unreasonable nature of the costs with regard to the operator's choice of tier levels for activity data, the competent authority shall use as the improvement factor referred to in paragraph 1 the difference between the uncertainty currently achieved and the uncertainty threshold of the tier that would be achieved by the improvementmultiplied by the average annual emissions caused by that source stream over the three most recent years.
