Traduction de «certification des réductions d'émissions » (Français → Anglais) :

‘long-term certified emission reduction’ or ‘lCER’ means a unit issued pursuant to Article 12 of the Kyoto Protocol and requirements thereunder, as well as the relevant provisions in the Annex to Decision 13/CMP.1, or in other relevant decisions of UNFCCC or Kyoto Protocol bodies, that is to say credits given for long-term emission removals which are certified for an afforestation or reforestation CDM project, to be replaced upon expiry at end of the project’s crediting period or in event of s ...[+++]torage reversal or non-submission of a certification report.

(12)‘long-term certified emission reduction’ or ‘lCER’ means a unit issued pursuant to Article 12 of the Kyoto Protocol and requirements thereunder, as well as the relevant provisions in the Annex to Decision 13/CMP.1, or in other relevant decisions of UNFCCC or Kyoto Protocol bodies, that is to say credits given for long-term emission removals which are certified for an afforestation or reforestation CDM project, to be replaced upon expiry at end of the project’s crediting period or in event ...[+++]of storage reversal or non-submission of a certification report.

6. Recalls that the international agreement should ensure collective greenhouse gas emissions reductions in the developed countries at the high end of the 25-40 % range for 2020 compared to 1990 levels, as recommended by the Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC 4AR), and that recent scientific data indicates that an emission reduction of at least 40 % is required; calls for those reductions to be domestic; recalls that a long-term reduction target should be set for the EU and the other developed countries of at least 80 % by 2050 compared to 1990 levels; recalls that glob ...[+++]al greenhouse gas emissions should start falling by 2015 at the latest; emphasises the need for the reduction targets agreed in the international agreement to be in line with the 2°C objective and with latest science; calls, therefore, for regular reviews in the agreement every five years to make sure that the reduction targets are ambitious enough to meet the 2°C objective and that those targets continue to be in line with the latest science; calls for the establishment of a global carbon accounting mechanism;

6. Is concerned about the significant negative environmental, social and climate impacts linked to plant fuel production without a reliable environmental regulatory framework; stresses the need to achieve a sustainable policy towards biofuels in the European Union and in the production of biofuels destined for the European Union market in the territories of its trading partners; calls for the development of certification of sustainably produced biofuels; calls on the Commission, in its legislative proposal for red ...[+++]ucing CO2 emissions from cars, to make it possible only for biofuels which have been certified as sustainable to be taken into account in attaining the value of 120g CO2 /km; stresses that second-generation biofuels obtained from plants or plant components which do not compete directly with food uses and which afford greater efficiency must be further developed and receive even more support; considers that for biofuels to be able to play any sustainable part in reducing the climate impact of transport or reduce oil-dependency, vehicle efficiency must be considerably improved;

55. Insists that certification be developed for sustainably produced biofuels; calls on the Commission, in a legislative proposal, to allow only sustainable-status-certified biofuels to count towards meeting emission limit targets; stresses that second-generation biofuels derived from plants or plant fractions which are not in direct competition with food uses and provi ...[+++]de greater efficiency must be expanded and given even more support;

55. Insists that certification be developed for sustainably produced biofuels; calls on the Commission, in a legislative proposal, to allow only sustainable-status-certified biofuels to count towards meeting emission limit targets; stresses that second-generation biofuels derived from plants or plant fractions which are not in direct competition with food uses and provi ...[+++]de greater efficiency must be expanded and given even more support;