Sentence examples for amounts of allowances from inspiring English sources

In the shorter term, although the government of Zambia has already begun working to make practical improvements to existing schemes (such as updating the amounts of allowances and other financial incentives), there remains room to improve others.

"And they were, like, 'Well, we did it!' You can't put that amount of allowances on the table and take it back.

"The big flaw is that there isn't a mechanism to respond when the economy has slowed and emissions have dropped, and you've still got the same amount of allowances," says Michael Buick, Sandbag's acting director.

Under the proposal, the regulators would limit the number of allowances in Europe — ending the scope for a government to allocate more than necessary — and steadily decrease the amount of allowances available after 2012 for manufacturing industries besides the power sector.

It can be used in the pre-design phase to estimate the amount of allowances in a given construction site.

Second, the general rule to determine the amount of allowances per ton imported should be the product-specific benchmarks that the European Commission is currently elaborating for a different purpose (i.e. to determine the amount of free allowances).

Third, the specific amount of allowances each operator receives is calculated by multiplying the respective individual tonne-kilometre value of the monitoring year with the benchmark.

Table 5 shows forecasted CO2-emissions, the estimated amount of allowances allocated for free and the potential acquisition costs for three groups of airlines.

Fourth, the export adjustment should take the form of a rebate on the amount of allowances a domestic emitter has to surrender.

In the period 2013 until 2020, aircraft operators may use emission permits from "Joint Implementation and Clean Development Mechanismsm" only up to 1.5% of the amount of allowances they are required to surrender per year (in 2012: 15%).

When a system is beginning, there is strong pressure from industry for a certain number of permits to be allocated for free or 'grandfathered' in and we see the amount of allowances given away vary by industry.