Sentence examples for allocate allowances from inspiring English sources

Using a historical baseline to allocate allowances, as is often proposed, would reward the United States for having been a leading cause of the problem.

In closed trading systems with an absolute cap on emissions, grandfathering schemes which allocate allowances proportionally to past emissions are first-best.

Under such a system, the government would set an over-all cap for CO2 emissions, then allocate allowances to major emitters, like power plants and oil refineries, which could be traded on a carbon market.

Grandfathering is applied to allocate allowances for cogeneration units in Guangdong, and benchmarking is adopted to allocate allowances for coal-fired and gas-fired units in Shanghai.

As China has a steadily growing economy, a benchmarking method based on actual output (rather than historical output) is planned to allocate allowances for generation companies in the national level ETS, in order to balance emission reduction and economic growth.

Second, some proposals to freely allocate allowances to electric utilities may affect electricity prices, and thereby affect the extent to which reduced electricity demand contributes to limiting emissions cost-effectively.

This lets parents allocate allowance straight from their bank account, and also lets kids learn about financial responsibility with the payment method they're likely to use as an adult, a credit card.

The method of allocating allowances to aircraft operators will be harmonised within the European Union.

It is shown that additional to the freely allocated allowances, nearly all aircraft operators need to purchase allowances for about one third of their emissions in 2012.

For EU-based carriers, the percentage of freely allocated allowances compared to the total allowances required will remain below the corresponding level for non-EU carriers.

The percentage of freely allocated allowances for low cost and charter carriers (LCC) is in between the corresponding percentages for EU-based and non-EU-based network carriers.