Examples of using Total emissions in English and their translations into Hungarian
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(ii) have total emissions not exceeding those that would have resulted had point(i) been applied.
The number of installations affected by the plan and their total emissions and the total emission of each of the activities.
exponential growth in renewable energy is needed to enable the world to halve total emissions every decade from 2020.
In parallel, the EU has developed polices limiting the total emissions of each Member State,
grew by 50%, while total emissions decreased by 22%.
in the opinion of the verifier, the total emissions are not materially misstated.
When assessing whether, within the Union, total emissions exceed total removals,
Within the Union, total emissions do not exceed total removals in the land accounting categories referred to in Article 2 of this Regulation for the period for which the Member State intends to use the compensation.
in the Paris Agreement, provided that within the Union total emissions do not exceed total removals in the LULUCF sector.
removals resulting from afforested land and deforested land, as the total emissions and removals for each of the years in the periods from 2021 to 2025
The largest industrial installations account for a considerable share of total emissions of key atmospheric pollutants(83% for sulphur dioxide(SO2), 34% for oxides of nitrogen(NOx),
expressed by the cap, limiting total emissions for a given period,
The system allows trading of emission allowances so that the total emissions of the installations and aircraft operators stays within the cap
this could mean that higher total emissions could be accepted in the short run, without however calling into question the 2050 European reduction target.
which are low in number but their emissions are so high that they can account for 50% to 80% of the total emissions.
That could bring total emissions to nearly one billion tons,emissions growth from the oil, gas, and petrochemical sectors.".">
at European level but only 5% of total emissions.
the climate is on the rise: whilst the EU's total emissions controlled under the Kyoto Protocol fell by 5.5%(-287 MtCO2e)
as an existing installation, provided that the total emissions of the whole installation do not exceed those that would have resulted had the substantially changed part been treated as a new installation.
the date referred to in Article 15, provided the total emissions of the whole installation do not exceed those that would have resulted had all the requirements of the table been met.
