ETS Directive definition
Examples of ETS Directive in a sentence
To that end, Iceland shall take all necessary measures in order to ensure that its aggregate anthropogenic carbon dioxide equivalent emissions in the second commitment period of the greenhouse gases listed in Annex A to the Kyoto Protocol from sources and sinks covered by the Kyoto Protocol, which do not fall under the scope of the ETS Directive, do not exceed its assigned amount set out in the terms of the joint fulfilment.
They shall abstain from any measure that could jeopardise the attainment of the objectives of the ETS Directive, any regulation adopted pursuant to Article 19(3) of that Directive (the "Registry Regulation"), the Auctioning Regulation, or this Agreement.
All terms in this Agreement derived from or defined in the ETS Directive or the Auctioning Regulation shall have the same meaning as under those acts.
This Agreement shall be interpreted in the light of its Preamble and Union law, in particular, the ETS Directive, the Auctioning Regulation, the Registry Regulation, the Financial Regulation and the Implementing Rules.
This basket of own resources was consistent with the proposed sectorial legislation on both the revised ETS Directive and on the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism proposed earlier in the same year.
Each non-participating Member State will appoint its own auction platform(s) for the auctioning of its share of the volume of allowances covered by Chapters II and III of the ETS Directive pursuant to Article 30(1) and (2) of the Auctioning Regulation, subject to listing in Annex III of that Regulation, as provided for in Article 30(7) of the same Regulation, following notification pursuant to Article 30(6) of the same Regulation.
The detailed proposals on how the 55% climate target can be achieved will be legislated with the “Fit for 55” policy package that will be presented in July 2021, with the EC reviewing and revising all relevant policy instruments to achieve the additional emission reductions, including the EU ETS Directive, the Effort Sharing Regulation, the Renewable Energy Directive, the Energy Efficiency Directive, the LULUCF directive and various Directives for the transport sector transformation.
EU level policies cover those adopted in the fields of energy, transport, and climate until 2018, including the directives and regulations included in the “Clean Energy for All Europeans” package, the revised EU ETS Directive, and key transport policies such as CO2 standards for vehicles, the Directive on alternative fuels infrastructure, etc.
For ships falling under the scope of [revised ETS Directive] for the first time after 1 January 2024, the responsible administering authority shall approve the submitted monitoring plan within four months after the ship’s first call in a port under the jurisdiction of a Member State in accordance with the rules laid down in the delegated acts adopted by the Commission pursuant to the second subparagraph.
The ETS Directive applies directly at community level to around 10000 installations of large power producers and industry and will from 2013 on also include the aviation industry (adopted by the Council on 24 October 2008).