Examples of using Free allocation in English and their translations into Dutch
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the level of free allocation, and the emissions from production.
adjusting the amount of free allocation accordingly.
of the optional free allocation to modernise the energy sector in certain Member States should be improved.
while the remaining allowances are available for free allocation.
Investments with a value of less than €10 million should also be eligible for funding from the free allocation.
Free allocation works in particular for sectors that are not including the opportunity cost of free allocation in the price of their products.
The order of magnitude of the economic impacts of the free allocation rules is about 6.3 billion allowances,
Tasks like the complex application for free allocation or the preparation of the monitoring plans mid-year 2012 have already shown that the ETS is becoming far more complex.
Already widespread, free allocation should continue to be promoted in line with the EU's strategic choices.
The proposal to decide only in 2010 which sectors will still receive partial free allocation of CO2 credits seems much too late.
The Commission's analysis published back in May last year confirmed that free allocation is an effective means to address the potential risk of carbon leakage.
Regarding the optional free allocation to the energy sector,
Subject to paragraph 3, no free allocation shall be given to electricity generators,
A too close alignment of free allocation to the characteristics of an industry(technological progress,
The strategic decision by the European Council to preserve the free allocation regime beyond 2020
The Council took note of information provided by the Commission regarding the notification of national implementing measures for free allocation of allowances to industrial installations, as summarized in 15180/11.
The'Baseline' packages fail to achieve a targeted allocation because the correction factor- that may increase to around 35% in 2030- decreases free allocation across sectors irrespective of their carbon leakage risks.
Free allocation may be given to electricity generators in respect of the production of heat through high efficiency cogeneration as defined by Directive 2004/8/EC for economically justifiable demand to ensure equal treatment with regard to other producers of heat.
sub-sectors are at risk of carbon leakage to varying degrees, and that free allocation has prevented carbon leakage.
An equal amount of free allocation per year could be chosen to replace the current approach with a declining trajectory,