Translation of "Système de mise en réserve en quantité " (French → English) :

Bulk Segregation System

collateral pooling system

banking of assigned amount units for future commitment periods

averaging and banking system | ABS [Abbr.]

· Banking of surplus emission budgets (Kyoto Protocol Assigned Amount Units or AAUs) from the Kyoto Protocol's 2008 to 2012 commitment period into future commitment periods: Due to falling emissions, to a large extent resulting from the restructuring of industry in the early 1990s, the 1990 benchmark means that over 10 billion tonnes of GHG emission units will likely remain unused during the 2008 to 2012 commitment period, especially in Russia and the Ukraine.

55. Takes note of the significant increase in commitments and comparatively low level of payments for SIS II; points out that, according to the global schedule for SIS II, in 2013 its development and migration should be completed and the IT Agency will take over the management of the system; challenges, therefore, the significant budget increase far beyond its original financial planning at such a late stage, just before the SIS II is to become operational; recommends maintaining a substantial part of the budget for SIS II in the reserve until its operation ...[+++]al progress and compliance with the financial planning have been justified;

for Member States that participated in the Emissions Trading Scheme as of 2005: the quantity of emissions of installations covered by Directive 2003/87/EC in 2005 adjusted by the quantity of greenhouse gas emissions of those installations which were included in or excluded from the Emissions Trading Scheme from 2008 to 2012 due to an adjusted scope applied by the Member States and the quantity of greenhouse gas emissions from installations temporarily excluded in the year 2005 but not excluded between 2008 and 2012 from the Emissions Trading Scheme,

16. Recognises that in order to have a 50:50 chance of maintaining climate change at +2C, industrialised-country emissions need to be reduced by at least 80-95% by 2050 as against 1990 levels; underlines the specific responsibility of developed countries to take the lead in reducing emissions, and takes the view that aggregate reductions by industrialised countries at the high end of the 25-40% range recommended by Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change by 2020 are necessary; considers, in this context, that all industrialised countries need to adopt targets that require ambitious reductions in current emission levels and that banking of surplus Assigned Amount Units from the 2008-2012 period should not be allowed, as this would seriously undermine the ...[+++]environmental effectiveness of an international climate agreement; calls on Russia to play an active role in future international negotiations and to facilitate a swift agreement in Copenhagen;