The phrase "allocation of carbon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to environmental policy, climate change, or resource management, particularly when referring to the distribution or assignment of carbon emissions or credits.
Example: "The allocation of carbon credits among industries is crucial for achieving our climate goals."
Alternatives: "distribution of carbon" or "assignment of carbon".
Although ArcelorMittal is cagey about its own figures for allocation of carbon credits, climate campaigners have been hard at work poring over data for the EU ETS.
A planned-for reduction in the allocation of carbon credits under the next phase of the European scheme, reducing by 1.7% each year from 2013 to 2020, would push up the price of carbon and so mean a floor was "not needed", said Endre Tvinnereim, a senior analyst for Point Carbon, independent experts in energy and carbon markets.
The factors involved are smaller tree size, slower growth rate (possibly mediated by lower night temperatures), larger allocation of carbon to roots as opposed to tops (stems and leaves), cold hardiness, efficient use of water, more reliance on asexual reproduction, and fewer pathogens in the environment.
The global price mechanism would also allow a more efficient allocation of carbon than in the current pick-and-mix approach of fragmented carbon pricing.Last, but not least, the long-term impacts of climate change may also be avoided in this model.
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Emil Dimantchev, also a climate policy analyst with Thomson Reuters, said membership of the EU emissions trading scheme (ETS) had delivered Tata Steel's European operations a £780m windfall through the over-allocation of carbon credits between 2008 and 2014.
But Darling, whose room for manoeuvre has been restricted by a faltering economy and struggling government finances, said Britain would push for all future allocations of carbon emission permits to power generators to be auctioned.
In a missive dated 11 March 2009, Pawlak complained of "contradictory wording" in the ETS and requested an amendment to it, which would extend the free allocations of carbon allowances for 10c applicants.
However, the development of a regional policy, such as at European level, for the international maritime transport sector faces several obstacles: allocation of emissions, carbon leakage, permit allocation, treatment of the great variety in ship type, size and usage, and transaction cost.
This approach may provide a different set of optimum solutions, both in terms of P and carbon allocation for plant growth or of carbon allocation for root exudation, depending on the severity of P deficiency.
