Sentence examples for share of allowances from inspiring English sources

Numerical simulations indicate that the quota price most likely will be several times higher than marginal abatement costs, unless a significant share of allowances is auctioned.

As a result, most ETSs have increased the share of allowances auctioned; adopted declining emissions caps; specified future caps and floor prices several years into the future; shifted to benchmarking for free allowance allocations to emissions-intensive, trade-exposed (EITE) sources; reduced accessibility to foreign offset credits; and established market stability reserves.

In a series of analyses that considered the share of allowances that would be required in perpetuity for full compensation, Bovenberg and Goulder (2003) found that 13percentt would be sufficient for compensation of the fossil fuel extraction sectors, and Smith, Ross, and Montgomery (2002) found that 21percentt would be needed to compensate primary energy producers and electricity generators.

From 2021 onwards, the share of allowances to be auctioned by Member States shall be 57%.

The quantity set out in this subparagraph shall form part of the 57% share of allowances to be auctioned as set out in the second subparagraph.

Consequently, and as confirmed by the European Council, the share of allowances to be auctioned, which was 57% over the period 2013-2020, should not be reduced.

To reap its share of allowance money from players without credit cards, Sony is selling prepaid Free Realms cards at stores like Wal-Mart, 7-Eleven and Target.

Below I will estimate the actual share of allowance value that accrues to the private sector.

Patrick, a local councillor, also pressed his fellow elected members for a share of their allowances that had recently been introduced.

The unallocated allowances -- 23.5% over 2012 to 2050 -- are scheduled in Waxman-Markey to be used almost entirely for consumer rebates, with the share of available allowances for this purpose rising from approximately 10% in 2025 to more than 50% by 2050.

Each government decides who gets what share of this allowance.