Examples of using Whose emissions in English and their translations into Swedish
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Today, that means Euro 5 engines for heavy vehicles, whose emissions are considerably lower than earlier models.
new substance that undergoes chemical transformation in a process in which it is entirely converted from its original composition and whose emissions are insignificant.
It remains one of the few sectors whose emissions keep rising,
On transport, we wanted to start with large, fixed-point installations, whose emissions can be feasibly monitored.
The analysis did not cover international maritime transport, whose emissions continue to grow rapidly
a sector whose emissions are expected to grow in the future.
new substance that undergoes chemical transformation in a process in which it is entirely converted from its original composition and whose emissions are insignificant.
other enterprises whose emissions and discharges on the environment are subject to particular authorisations or licensing requirements.
Even under the scheme chosen by the Netherlands authorities, they could buy back unused emission allowances from undertakings whose emissions fall below the standard.
other enterprises, whose emissions and discharges on the environment are subject to authorisation, permit or licence requirements under European Community law.
because that space will be filled by imports, over whose emissions we have little control.
other enterprises and facilities whose emissions and discharges into the environment are subject to authorisation, permit or licensing requirement under Community law.
with significant commitments also from the emerging economies whose emissions are rising rapidly.
mobile sources whose emissions are more difficult
balance that the Protocol had succeeded in establishing between the industrialised world, which had greatly contributed to the problem, and developing countries whose emissions per inhabitant were far below those of industrialised nations.
other enterprises, whose emissions and discharges on the environment are subject to authorisation, permit or licence requirements under European Community law.
The outcome of Copenhagen Climate Change Summit was a setback to Europe's efforts to strengthen international cooperation particularly with emerging economies whose emissions will have surpassed those of developed nations by 2020.
Secondly, as from 2005 unilateral inclusion will apply to installations below the capacity limits set in Annex I, and whose emissions will therefore be similar to installations which are covered by the scheme at its beginning,
which represents the will of countries whose emissions total more than 80% of those produced globally.
fuel consumption data for completed multistage vehicles and vehicles whose emissions are measured according to Directive 88/77/EEC in order to take into account the"cost-efficiency" aspects of these measurements;
from third countries whose emissions in a base year are mostly attributable to that Member State, comply with the requirements of this Directive.
the following year a quantity equal to 2% of the greenhouse gas emission limit of that Member State and a Member State whose emissions are below that limit being allowed to carry over its excess emission reductions to the subsequent year.
within the class of hazardous substances, certain priority hazardous substances, whose emission, dumping or loss must cease
The EU, whose global emissions are just over 10%,
Installations whose annual emissions are less than 40% of their baseperiod emissions(the second case in Article 1(c)
The installations concerned are those with a rated thermal input below 25MW whose reported emissions were lower than 10 000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent in each of the 3 years preceding the year of application.
other enterprises or facilities whose air emissions, water discharges
facilities(‘controlled installations') whose air emissions, water discharges