Examples of using Allocation plans in English and their translations into Swedish
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For the period 2011-2012 the proportion being auctioned will be equal to the average percentage proposed by the Member States including auctioning in their national allocation plans.
regarding the notification and assessment of national allocation plans.
Second, to support the Commission assessment of notified national allocation plans, pursuant to Article 9(3);
the Commission in any event to take account of closures in the allocation plans.
The requirement to submit national allocation plans will be superseded by this proposal when it enters into force.
experience gathered, the Commission could much better ensure that national allocation plans result in real emission reductions.
Mr President, by yesterday 13 Member States had officially notified their national allocation plans to the Commission.
As the honourable Member will be aware, Directive 2003/87/EC obliges Member States to publish their national allocation plans.
the PSE Group calls on the Member States to take this into account in the allocation plans.
A significant contribution to meeting the EU-15's 8% reduction target will come from the Commission's decisions to cut back many national allocation plans(NAP) for the second trading period of the EU ETS.
The large carbon dioxide emitters will be allocated allowances on an annual basis through national allocation plans and required to matchkeep their emissions with their holdings of in the limits set by the allowances.
Vvvv enable tests to be carried out on management plans and fishing effort allocation plans, including, if necessary, the establishment of no-fishing zones,
within the next month, the Member States will send in their greenhouse gas allowance trading allocation plans.
Concerning transparency: Amendment 73 requires that national allocation plans shall list installations included in the scope of the directive“and of those installations' emissions permits” understood as intended to mean that the initial allocation of allowances to each installation shall be published.
How these costs are distributed depends on the decisions taken in the allocation plans and on further measures adopted to control emissions in sectors not covered by the Emissions Trading Scheme.
How these costs are distributed will depend on the decisions taken in the allocation plans and on further measures adopted to control emissions in sectors not covered by the Emissions Trading Scheme.
provides that the regulatory committee“shall compare national allocation plans” with a view to identifying distortions of competition,
based on the total quantities of allowances issued by the Member States in accordance with the Commission Decisions on their national allocation plans for the period 2008 to 2012.
facilitating the introduction of the CO2 emissions trading scheme(ETS National Allocation Plans) as part of the Kyoto Protocol objectives.
when evaluating national allocation plans, the Commission“shall take into account the compatibility with other greenhouse gas emissions trading schemes which already exist in Member States”.

