Examples of using Emissions trading scheme in English and their translations into Danish
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Yours is a government which has attempted to increase the volume of emissions allowable to British industry under the EU emissions trading scheme.
The directive put to the vote today concerning the EU Emissions Trading Scheme meets none of these requirements.
The Presidency will continue reviewing this EU emissions trading scheme on the basis of the Commission Communication,
The Emissions Trading Scheme- the cornerstone of the EU's climate change strategy since 2005- is gradually bringing down emissions from industry at least cost.
the Member States must use at least 25% of the revenue from the Community's emissions trading scheme.
Nevertheless, we did not support the compromise on the EU Emissions Trading Scheme that has been negotiated.
Resistance to an emissions trading scheme will continue to exist among various parties
Sadly, the modification of the Emissions Trading Scheme has been somewhat watered down under pressure from the industrial lobby.
In writing.- This report is concerned with the introduction of differentiated targets across the EU27 for the period 2013-2020 for greenhouse gas reductions in economic sectors outside the EU emissions trading scheme.
An Emissions Trading Scheme for aviation, whilst it may have only a marginal effect,
I welcome the review of the Emissions Trading Scheme and the compromise reached between the objectives of combating climate change
the review of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme.
In order to achieve our environmental goals, the ceilings in the emissions trading scheme must guarantee a 21% emission reduction by 2020 in comparison to the 2005 levels.
one of the main aspects will be to achieve better complementarity with the EU Emissions Trading Scheme.
A good example of this is the introduction of the emissions trading scheme for aviation from 2012, which has just been concluded by the European institutions.
What we must also see is essential reforms of the way the emissions trading scheme works.
I am able to say, with due pride, that the emissions trading scheme is already working well in the Member State from which I come.
We are also against the proposal to earmark at least 25% of future revenues from auctioning within the Emissions Trading Scheme to fund this increase in the budget.
Unfortunately, the European Union has not done much to encourage market-based incentives, though the emissions trading scheme could be given as an exception.
Without competitive electricity and gas markets, an emissions trading scheme will never work properly