Sentence examples similar to issued allowances from inspiring English sources

New York, New Jersey, Delaware and New Hampshire did not issue allowances in this first quarterly auction but will participate in the future.

Like the EU scheme, California's programme aims to reduce aggregate carbon emissions by issuing allowances to pollute up to a certain limit, which will be lowered over the years.

Europe's energy and industrial plants are being issued tradable annual allowances for emissions.

Over time, the number of allowances issued by the state will be reduced, which should force a reduction in emissions.

The price had fallen because it had become obvious that governments had issued too many allowances and the market would soon be flooded.

Talk in the olden days was of "positive and negative taxation", or a citizen's income, with personal tax allowances issued as payments, and any excess income being taxed.

And EU nations will be allowed to buy in credits for emissions reductions far from Europe, and count them against as much as 90% of their national reduction targets.Eurocrats say a reduced emphasis on auctioning permits won't undermine the benefits of the package; carbon-cutting discipline still comes from the ceiling on the number of allowances issued.

Known as America's Climate Security Act of 2007 S.21911), the bill would create a system in which businesses that create or deal with carbon emissions would be issued or sold allowances.

At one point the trading price was well above 30 euros per tonne But concerns over the growing number of allowances issued has caused a significant drop in recent years.

At the end of 2014, they must present state-issued allowances — one per metric ton of emissions — for the greenhouse gases they emitted in 2013.

Allowances are issued and companies are free to sell them to one another.