Examples of using Emission limit values in English and their translations into Swedish
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Article 5 Emission limit values.
(17) Emission limit values are only applicable above 70% load.
The emission limit values for air shall be regarded as being complied with if.
(34) These emission limit values are only applicable above 70% load.
Where appropriate, the emission limit values imposed in the programmes in respect of existing plants.
(34) These emission limit values are only applicable above 70% load.
Quality standards provide a framework for emission limit values.
The Commission does not consider more stringent emission limit values to be appropriate
Annex II sets out the emission limit values applicable for existing
Revised emission limit values which take account of the technical progress achieved over the last 15 years;
Annex III provides for benchmark values for the application of more stringent emission limit values, in accordance with Article 54.
From the outset I was against setting emission limit values as early as 2015,
The Member States concerned should set emission limit values for such plants in order to reduce their emissions to air
These measures include the obligation to observe emission limit values for certain pollutants
For medium combustion plants applying secondary abatement equipment in order to meet the emission limit values, the effective operation of that equipment shall be monitored continuously
The Member States concerned shall set emission limit values for those plants in order to reduce their emissions to air
Fiscal incentives by Member States: Member States introduce on a voluntary basis fiscal incentives for vehicles that fulfil stricter emission limit values than Euro 4.
That Directive provides that EU-wide emission limit values for dioxins should be established if the need is identified.
Whereas permissive emission limit values are introduced which are applicable to vehicles defined as"Enhanced environmentally friendly vehicles"(EEVs);
Subsequently, several"Daughter Directives" were adopted from 1982 until 1990 laying down emission limit values and environmental quality objectives for 18 specific pollutants see below.