Sentence examples for emissions allocations from inspiring English sources

And questions remain: under the cap-and-trade legislation under discussion in Congress, will emissions allocations given to fuel refiners count as a subsidy?

Since DDPA accepts low information availability, the Intelligent Products concept can be applied for computing and storing emissions allocations, at the time of unloading.

Members of EEI reached a deal on the distribution of emissions allocations before the House passed its climate bill, but now it appears there is a split.

Unless the commission makes countries toughen up their plans, worries Abyd Karmali of ICF Consulting, there may be such a lax regime of emissions allocations that "the greenhouse-gas trading market is cut off at its knees".That would be a great pity.

Klesse, 62, moans that politicians are "picking winners and losers" in figuring emissions allocations.

Itl lays down EU countries' minimum contributions to emission reductions for the period 2021-2030 as well as the rules for determining the annual emissions allocations and how to evaluate progress.

The regional ETS pilots' design in China vary widely in their coverage thresholds, sector coverage, emissions allocation and caps setting methods, market trading rules and price stabilization provisions.

Researchers at the meeting also released a new scheme aimed at more fairly distributing emissions allocation certificates under a future greenhouse emissions cap, starting with the principle that every human should operate under the same emissions limit.

In addition, by defaulting to percentage reductions from historical baselines, the analogy fails to recognize the broader set of suggested and actual emissions allocation rules within the global climate change policy process.

Allowance trading programs can establish emission allocations to be effective at the start of a program, at some specific time in the future, or at varying levels over time.

For example, EU countries will be able to bank, borrow and transfer annual emission allocations between each other from one year to another.