Translation of "émission de co2 issue de procédés " (French → English) :

The International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) estimated that CO2 emissions from aviation almost doubled between 1990 and 2006. This compared with a 34% increase from all fossil fuel use.

28. Underlines the important carbon emission mitigation potential of climate-resilient forests through enhanced sequestration, storage and substitution; also emphasises the potential of bio and wood-based products, and especially a sustainable bioenergy sector, and the importance of forests and other land uses in maintaining and increasing carbon sequestration and storage; highlights that when combined with Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology, biomass as a fuel for energy generation can bring significant reductions in carbon emissions; calls for renewable raw materials, such as those from agriculture, grasslands and forestry, ...[+++]to be recognised and incentivised for their emission mitigation and for their contribution to green growth and the decarbonisation of the economy; notes that total global carbon emissions from forests decreased by more than 25 % between 2001 and 2015, mainly due to a slowdown in global deforestation rates, and calls therefore on the EU to scale up international finance for reducing deforestation in developing countries; notes the need to establish a simple, transparent and coherent accounting framework for emissions and removals in LULUCF sectors;

With regard to RT, Member States applying such taxes should also insert a CO2 based element into their tax base by 2010 while at the same time they are proceeding with their gradual abolition.

Process emissions from raw materials used as make-up chemicals, including at least limestone or soda ash, shall be monitored by Method A in accordance with section 4 of Annex II. CO emissions from the recovery of limestone sludge in pulp production shall be assumed to be recycled biomass CO. Only the amount of CO proportional to the input from make-up chemicals shall be assumed to give rise to fossil CO emissions.

Such certification is also an essential accompaniment to imports of agrofuels, if the climatic benefits of replacing fossil fuels are not to be vastly outweighed by increased CO2 emissions arising from deforestation.

CO2-emissions from renewable energy sources (like combustion of straw, wood and biogas) are considered neutral, because the same amounts of CO2 which are emitted upon combustion have basically been assimilated by green plants in the first place to produce the biomass.