Examples of using Allocation of allowances in English and their translations into German
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While continuing to hand out free allocation of allowances is one option,
The most obvious way to provide further help to level the playing field by action inside the EU is to maintain the free allocation of allowances.
eliminating the free allocation of allowances to operators and requiring that all allowances are auctioned.
In the original design of the EU ETS, most of the initial tasks related to the allocation of allowances are foreseen to be carried out at national level.
The free allocation of allowances to specific large energy-intensive installations vulnerable to international competition should only be considered in the absence of an effective international agreement on climate change.
The new Article provides for 3% of allowances to be placed in the reserve and for a one-off distribution of the allowances based on the same benchmark system as is proposed for the initial allocation of allowances.
How, and by whom, should the allocation of allowances be made to the sectors
Concerning Poland and the allocation of allowances: for the first trading period, they had plenty,
for a transitional period, there will be an allocation of allowances free of charge for those sectors of industry which are facing strong international competition.
I will not be happy to see, however, limits on the allocation of allowances, on the introduction of an untried system of benchmarking,
for the free allocation of allowances to the power sector and the funding provided through the Modernisation Fund to modernise the energy systems in low-income Member States.
The free allocation of allowances to specific large energy-intensive sectors
The environmental benefit of the first phase may be limited due to excessive allocation of allowances in some Member States
for transitional Community-wide allocation of allowances, for the monitoring, reporting
was limited due to excessive allocation of allowances in some Member States and some sectors,
In order to ensure transparency, the public should have access to information relating to the allocation of allowances and to the results of monitoring of emissions subject only to restrictions provided for in Council Directive 90/313/EEC of 7 June 1990 on the freedom of access to information on the environment11.
Decisions relating to the allocation of allowances and thereports of emissions required under the greenhouse gas emissions permit
the methods and basis for allocation of allowances to aircraft operators under this Directive beyond that date should be kept under review in the light of scientific developments and the political developments at the international level.
Decisions relating to the allocation of allowances and the reports of emissions required under the greenhouse gas emissions permit
In order to ensure transparency, the public should have access to information relating to the allocation of allowances and to the results of monitoring of emissions,