Examples of using Petrol vapour in English and their translations into Swedish
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Petrol Vapour Recovery- Stage II.
I voted for the report on petrol vapour recovery.
Petrol vapour recovery at filling stations for cleaner air.
Minimum permitted level of petrol vapour recovery.
Petrol vapour recovery during refuelling of motor vehicles.
The Council adopted a directive aimed at decreasing harmful emissions from petrol vapour at service stations 3669/09+ 13330/09 ADD 1.
Petrol vapour' means any gaseous compound which evaporates from petrol; .
The Commission's proposal aims to recover petrol vapour which is emitted into the atmosphere during the refuelling of passenger cars.
Environment: Commission requests AUSTRIA to notify transposition of modified EU rules on petrol vapour recovery.
Emissions of petrol vapour in one country can lead to air quality problems in neighbouring countries.
The proposal does not go beyond what is necessary in order to achieve the objective of ensuring the reduction of petrol vapour emissions from refuelling activities.
It ensures the recovery of harmful petrol vapour that would otherwise be emitted during the refuelling of a motor vehicle at a service station.
In the meantime, the EESC supports the Commission's current proposals aimed at reducing the petrol vapour emitted into the atmosphere during vehicle refuelling.
It is very important to install petrol vapour recovery systems with high capture efficiency in service stations, in order to improve air quality.
must be able to capture at least 85% of petrol vapour.
Whereas the emissions of volatile organic compounds, including petrol vapour, in one Member State contribute to air quality problems in other Member States.
Petrol vapour is also emitted during the refuelling of passenger cars at service stations
The Commission today proposed legislation to ensure that harmful petrol vapour which escapes during the refuelling of cars at service stations is captured and recycled.
The petrol vapour displaced when a service station receives a new delivery of petrol is returned to the road tanker or mobile vessel and returned to the terminal where it can be redistributed.
Vapour/petrol ratio' means the ratio between the volume at atmospheric pressure of petrol vapour passing through the Stage II petrol vapour recovery system and the volume of petrol dispensed;
The Commission indicated that recovery of petrol vapour during the refuelling of cars would be proposed to offset the increased emissions of volatile organic compounds across the EU.
Public Health and Food Safety voted to bring forward the date for garages to comply with new measures to limit the amount of petrol vapour released into the atmosphere when cars are refuelled.
The new directive will ensure that harmful petrol vapour which escapes during the refuelling of cars at service stations is captured and recycled.
its distribution from terminals to service stations12(Stage I petrol vapour recovery) aims to recover petrol vapour emitted from the storage
Directive 94/63/EC aims to recover petrol vapour otherwise emitted to the atmosphere from the storage and distribution of petrol between terminals and service stations so called"Stage I petrol vapour recovery.
Due to the transboundary nature of air pollution, the objectives of the action to be taken to reduce emissions of petrol vapour to the atmosphere cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States
Hydrocarbon capture efficiency' means the fraction of petrol vapour captured by the Stage II petrol vapour recovery system compared to the amount of petrol vapour that would otherwise be emitted to the atmosphere in the absence of such a system and expressed as a percentage;
The EESC strongly recommends that the Commission immediately look into the possibility of vehicles being altered to allow petrol vapour to be retained or recovered in their own tanks,
This impact assessment accompanies a legislative proposal aimed at recovering petrol vapour which is emitted to the atmosphere during the refuelling of passenger cars at service stations Stage II Petrol Vapour Recovery or PVR.
it is important to bear in mind which gas that could displace the petrol vapors.