Key Benefits:
Chapter 1 Preliminary provisions
Chapter 2 Carbon Emission Permission
Chapter 3 General provisions on quotas
Chapter 4 Establishment and allocation of quotas
Chapter 5 Quotas egister
Chapter 6 Monitoring, Verification and Reporting
Chapter 7 Payment of a tax on non-quotas
Chapter 8 Supervision and accountability, etc.
Chapter 9 Complaguing and punitions, etc.
Chapter 10 Other provisions
Publication of the CO Act 2 -quotas 1)
This shall be the subject of the law. 493 of 9. June 2004 on CO 2 quotas of the amendments which are subject to law no. 410 of 1. June 2005, section 63 of Law No 430 of 6. June 2005, Section 71 of Law No 431 of 6. June 2005, section 10 of law no. 571 of 9. June 2006, Law No. No. 554 of 6. June 2007, section 5 of the law. 172 by 12. March, 2008, and Law No 317 of 30. April 2008.
Preliminary provisions
§ 1. The law is intended to facilitate a reduction in emissions of greenhouse gases, 2 and other greenhouse gases in a cost-effective way through a system of transferable quotas and credits.
§ 2. For the purposes of this Act :
1) Biomass : Fuel, which according to Annex 1 has a CO 2 -emission factor of zero, and equivalent fuels of biological origin, landfill gas, sludge and similar fuels ;
2) CDM country : A country which has ratified the Kyoto Protocol and which has not been mentioned in Annex B to the Protocol and does not have quantitative reductions in terms of the protocol.
3) CDM Credit : A CDM credit is a credit to a quantity of CO 2 -equivalents issued in accordance with Articles 12 and adopted by the Kyoto Protocol pursuant to the UN' s Climate Convention or the Kyoto Protocol. The CER amendment is drawn up.
4) CO 2 -equivalent : A quantity of greenhouse gases having the same effect on global warming as 1 t CO 2 set over a given period.
5) Operations Leader : The legal or physical person who owns a production unit or operates the production unit for its own account.
6) Greenhouse gases : Carbon dioxide (CO 2 ), methane (CH) 4 ), laughing gas (N 2 o), hydrofluorocarbons (HFC), Perfluorocarbons (PFC) and sulphur hexafluoride (SF) 6 ).
7) Emission factor : Emission of CO 2 per fuel unit per unit. tons of an item of electricity. Equine. in the case of activities covered by the law.
8) Executive Board : The United Nations under the Kyoto Protocol set up a body for approval of CDM credits.
9) UN Climate Convention : The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change of 9. May 1992 (UNFCCC).
10) Fossil fuels : Flares obtained from or produced on the basis of fossil, not renewable organic material, including coal, coke, natural gas, refinaderigas, petroleum products, peat and lignite.
11) Fossil Capacity : Electrocutaneous or heat capacity of a production unit by using fossil fuels. In the case of both fossils and other fuels, the fossil capacity per rata is determined.
12) Fossil power generation : The part of an electricity generation that is provided by the use of fossil fuels. In the case of both fossils and other fuels, fossil electricity production is determined pro rata.
13) In operation : A production unit or part thereof shall be deemed to be operating on 1. in the month following the time when a CO is found for the first time, 2 -Emission from this. Production units or part thereof, as the first time CO 2 after the 31. However, first in March 2004 shall be deemed to be operating on 1. at the time of the first time in the case of production for the first time in the case of production, a CO 2 -Emission from this.
14) Inlet power : The maximum inflammable fuel quantity in MW or MJ/s, which may be added to an installation.
15) Investor : The country that is investing in a project to generate CDM or JI credits, or the country where the investor in a project to generate CDM or JI credits is a resident.
16) JI Land : A country which has ratified the Kyoto Protocol and which has been mentioned in Annex B to the Protocol and therefore after this has quantitative reductions in commitments.
17) JI Credit : A JI credit is a debit of a number of CO 2 equivalents issued in accordance with Articles 6 and Decisions of the Kyoto Protocol pursuant to the UN' s Convention on the Climate Convention or the Kyoto Protocol. In the Quota Directive as ERDF, the quota directive is
18) Capacity : The maximum production capacity per unit. time unit, cf. § § 5-8.
(19) The Kyoto Protocol : The Climate Agreement under the Climate Convention has passed on 11. In December 1997, with corresponding interpretation contributions, adopted at the part-session conferences.
20) Quota : Proof of the right to extract 1 t CO 2 for a specified period.
21) The Quotas Directive : Directive 2003 /87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13. October 2003 on a scheme for greenhouse gas emission allowance trading in the Community and amending Council Directive 96 /61/EC, as amended by Directive 2004 /101/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27. October 2004.
(22) The Minister : The Klima and Energy Minister.
23) Production Unit : A technical unit consisting of one or more installations situated at the same site, from which the activities covered by the law are carried out.
24) Production rate : Actual production per unit of time, for example tonnes per tonne. Time electricity. Equine.
25) Process discharge : Emissions of CO 2 that are not fuel-related and which result as a result of the intended or unintended reactions between materials or through their transformation in a process.
26) Supervisory Committee : The body under the Kyoto Protocol, which the UN is reducing to the approval of JI credits.
27) Host Country : The country in which a project to generate CDM or JI credits will be performed.
28) The amending directive : Directive 2004 /101/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27. In October 2004 amending Directive 2003 /87/EC on a scheme for greenhouse gas emission allowance trading in the Community, provided for the project of the Kyoto Protocol (EU Official Journal 2004). L 338, page 18).
§ 3. The law shall include stationary production units with the activities carried out in section 5 to 8 activities carried out on the land and sea territory and in the exclusive economic zone.
Paragraph 2. If an operator operates several installations with activities covered by the same location, the capacity for each facility shall be added together in the calculation of the capacity of the production unit. However, this only applies if there are activities referred to in section 5 to 8 of the same number.
Paragraph 3. If multiple operators at the same site in a collaboration run several plants which have a close operational or physical context, the climate and energy minister may decide that these plants are considered to constitute one production unit.
Paragraph 4. If several natural or legal persons at the same site in a cooperation operate several plants which have a close operational or physical context, the climate and energy minister may decide that these plants are considered to constitute one unit of production.
Paragraph 5. If a production unit is brought down under the limits of the law according to section 5, 8, the Minister may decide that the production unit must remain subject to the law.
Paragraph 6. The minister may charge the plant operators as referred to in paragraph 1. 3, operators of other production units with multiple operators and natural and legal persons referred to in paragraph 1. 4 to appoint one proxy, who, on behalf of their behalf, shall perform the tasks under this law, the managers and the operations managers and the operations referred to in paragraph 1. 4 referred to persons shall be liable for financial commitments and other obligations arising from that law.
Paragraph 7. Plant-and-reserve facilities not permanently decommissioned are included in the determination of the overall capacity of the production unit, cf. § § 5-8.
Paragraph 8. Activities that have a significant technical connection with activities referred to in section 5 to 8 and which may have an impact on the discharge of the CO 2 , is covered by the law.
§ 4. The law does not include production units or parts thereof, which are used for research, development and testing of new products.
Paragraph 2. Decision of whether a given production unit or activity is covered by the law and the decision of when a production unit or part thereof is considered to be operational shall be taken by the climate and energy minister.
§ 5. The Act includes the following energy-related activities :
1) Energy production on production units with an unfired effect of 20 MW or more and the burning of hydrocarbons (flaring) without energy utilization on plants forming part of such units.
2) Refining on mineral oil refineries.
3) Manufacturing on coke.
Paragraph 2. The law does not include production units or parts thereof, which are intended to incinate or otherwise treat waste. However, such production units which also use fuels other than waste and where the effect of this effect is more than 20 MW shall be covered by the part of the production unit which does not depart.
§ 6. The Act shall comprise the following activities in the production and processing of ferrometers :
1) Typing or sinning of ore, including sulphur-containing milm.
2) Manufacturing of cast iron or steel (first or second melting), with corresponding string casting and with a capacity of more than 2,5 t/hour.
§ 7. The Act includes the following activities in the mineral industry :
1) Manufacture of clinker (cement) in rotovens with a production capacity of more than 500 t/day or calf in rotation or other ovens with a production capacity of more than 50 t/day.
2) Manufacture of glass, including glass fibres, with a furnace capacity of more than 20 t/day.
3) Preparation of ceramic products for burning, in particular the roof tiles, bricks, bricks, stones, tiles, stent and porcelain, with a production capacity of more than 75 t/day and a capacity of more than 4 m 3 /day and a semi-tapetency per. oven in more than 300 kg/m 3 .
§ 8. The Act includes the following activities in the paper and paper industry :
1) Preparation of paper pulp of wood or other fibrous materials.
2) Manufacture of paper and paperback on a production unit with a production capacity of more than 20 t/day.
Emission CO Permission 2
§ 9. A production unit which is subject to the law must only be defleced, 2 , if the Minister has informed the operator of the production unit. The operator shall apply for a permit on an application scheme to be shown by the minister.
Paragraph 2. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 The Minister may, in particular case, decide in specific cases that an operator who has applied for a permit may temporarily be deflected. 2 until the minister has taken a position on the application.
Paragraph 3. In the case of several operators seeking authorization pursuant to paragraph 1, 1 for the same production unit, the authorization shall be granted to the person who owns the production unit.
Paragraph 4. Application for authorisation pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 shall include the following information :
1) Identification of the production unit, its owner and operations manager.
2) Accounting activities, expected Emission of CO 2 from the individual installations and sources of the production unit to the discharge.
3) A plan that explains how the operator will supervise the emission of CO 2 , cf. § 28, paragraph 1. 3 and 4.
Paragraph 5. The operator of production units which uses biomass as fuel does not have a duty to draw up a plan for the monitoring of CO ; 2 -the diversion, cf. paragraph 4, no. 3.
§ 10. The Klima and Energy Minister shall notify the operator of the CO discharge ; 2 where the application contains the information referred to in section 9, and there is one of the minister after paragraph 28 (1). 2, approved plan for monitoring CO 2 -the diversion, cf. however, section 11 (1). 1.
Paragraph 2. In a permit and on the modification of an authorisation, a term may be made,
1) the operator shall inform the Minister of the planned significant changes in the capacity and other aspects of the production unit to the authorisation and the allocation of allowances,
2) that the operator complies with specified requirements, which are justified in the company ' s particular circumstances,
3) the operator of the operator and documents the commissioning of new installations,
4) the operator shall report further details of production data, which the Minister considers to be of significance for the quota allocation in future periods,
5) the operator complies with the law, including binding legal rules from the European Union.
Paragraph 3. After five years and with a prior notice of 1 year, new terms may be laid down in a permit.
Paragraph 4. An operator who is in possession of a permit in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 shall be entitled to receive quotas in accordance with section 15 to 20.
Paragraph 5. In significant changes in the capacity and other aspects of production unit, for the authorisation, cf. paragraph 2, no. The Minister shall decide whether a modification to the authorisation may be made or whether the operator should be subject to a new permit in accordance with section 9. The authorisation so far has been valid until the Minister has taken a position on the application for a new authorisation.
Paragraph 6. An operator can't without permission from the minister to sign a permit.
Paragraph 7. Upon transfer of the authorisation to a new operator, this shall be included in any obligation concerning the production unit, at the time when the approval of the transfer has been granted to the PM.
§ 11. The climate and energy minister may refuse to allow an operator to be authorized,
1) in the case of an application for authorisation, have significantly given inaccurate or misleading information,
2) repeated or overly infringed provisions of this Act or rules issued under the law or
3) has overdue debt to the public sector, including the tax payment after Section 31, of more than 100 000 DKK
Paragraph 2. A decision taken in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 may be required by the operator to be submitted to the courts. The decision must include information on access to justice and the time limit for this to be submitted, cf. paragraph 3.
Paragraph 3. The application for a judicial review shall be received by the climate and energy minister no later than four weeks after the decision is notified to the operator. The matter is then brought to justice in the forms of the minister of civil justice.
§ 12. A permit in accordance with section 10 may be revoked if the operator is
1) has been guilty of serious or repeated infringement of this law, of provisions laid down under the law or by the conditions of authorisation,
2) are incapable of accrediting the ability to carry out its obligations in relation to this law in a fully responsible manner, or
3) has overdue debt to the public sector, including the tax payment after Section 31, of more than 100 000 DKK
Paragraph 2. Decision in matters covered by paragraph 1. 1, no. 1, shall be taken by the courts. Decision in the cases referred to in paragraph 1. 1, no. 2 and 3, taken by the climate and energy minister.
Paragraph 3. A decision taken in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, no. 2 and 3, may be required by the operator of the operator to the courts. The decision must include information on access to justice and the time limit for this to be submitted, cf. paragraph 4.
Paragraph 4. The application for a judicial review shall be received by the climate and energy minister no later than four weeks after the decision is notified to the operator. The matter is then brought to justice in the forms of the minister of civil justice.
Paragraph 5. If the PM ' s decision after paragraph is taken TWO, TWO. .., before the courts, the operator may continue to operate until the court decision is before the court.
General provisions on quotas
§ 13. Each quota must be possible to be uniquely identified and can only be used to cover discharges of CO ; 2 from a production unit during the period for which it is assigned, cf. however, paragraph 1 6.
Paragraph 2. Quotas may be redeployed until four months after the end of the period during which they are assigned.
Paragraph 3. Use of a quota to cover discharges of CO 2 , cf. paragraph 1 takes place by the operator returns the quota, cf. SECTION 26.
Paragraph 4. After the 30. In the first year of the first year of a new period, the climate and energy minister is cancelling quotas on the register's accounts for the previous period, which has not been returned, cf. paragraph 3, and replace these with a corresponding number of quotas for the current period, cf. however, paragraph 1 5. the climate and energy minister shall inform the account holder of this.
Paragraph 5. Overcoming quotas from 1. period shall not be replaced by quotas in 2. or later periods.
Paragraph 6. Operations managers, which shall be tax-paying after paragraph 31 as a result of a deficient or insufficient return of allowances per year. 30. In April 2008, after this date, quotas can be allocated for 2. period of coverage of emissions during the period 2005-2007, cf. Section 26 (1). 2.
§ 14. Quotas granted on the basis of the quota directive by a competent authority in another country within the European Community have the same validity in Denmark as quotas allocated by the climate and energy minister after sections 15 to 21.
Paragraph 2. The Minister may lay down rules that the quotas allocated by the competent authority in countries outside the European Community shall be as valid as quotas allocated in Denmark.
Establishment and allocation of quotas
The total quota for 2. period
§ 15. For two. Period, from 1. January 2008 to the 31 st. In December 2012, the total number of allowances allocated to the operators for the discharge of the CO is established ; 2 to a total of 122.5 million allowances.
Paragraph 2. The quotas shall be granted by the minister after section 17 to 20 (a) to operators who comply with section 20 (2). 2.
Paragraph 3. Two and a half million of the quotas are set aside in paragraph 1 to production units, which are commission; after 1. January 2007, and not known unforeseen requirements after ~ § 17 and 18.
Paragraph 4. Quotas for production units in accordance with paragraph 1. 3 shall be assigned from the 1. per month, after the operator has announced and documented that the production unit is legally deployed and allocated for the rest of the period if the pool in paragraph 1 is made. 3 allow this to be achieved at the first award and the conditions of quota allocation, in the case of which the Member is otherwise fulfilled.
Paragraph 5. Assuming the total number of quotas in paragraph 1. 1 exceeds the number of allowances allocated to operators in accordance with this law, the excess quota length may be sold as specified in section 21. However, the Minister cannot sell at a maximum of 12.25 million quotas from 2. Period.
Basis for assignment in 2. period
§ 16. Quotas according to section 17 takes place on the basis of the average historical CO 2 -Emissions and electricity and heat-generation in the basic sobers, cf. paragraph 2-4.
Paragraph 2. For the basic sown, the period from 1. January 1998 to 31. December 2004.
Paragraph 3. If a production unit has not been operational in all the basic sows, the operating period shall be used within the basic soles as the base year.
Paragraph 4. If CO 2 -the 2004 discharge is larger than the average CO. 2 -Emissions in the basic sobers, cf. paragraph 2 and 3, 2004 shall be used as the base wound.
Paragraph 5. Production units or parts thereof, as referred to in section 18 (2) ; Paragraph 19 (1) and section 19 (1). 1 and which have been put in operation after 1. In January 2004, the average historical CO calculation is not included in the calculation of the average 2 -Emissions and electricity and heat production in the basic sobers, cf. paragraph 1.
Paragraph 6. Dedication of the data basis for the average historical CO 2 -Emissions and electricity and heat production to be used for the calculation of the quota allocation for a production unit shall be taken by the minister if no agreement is reached with the operator of the data warehouse.
Paragraph 7. Fuel consumption for heat production, cf. Section 17, for power-heat-plant is calculated as the recovered heat production has been shared with a heat efficiency of 125%. and for boiler plants, such as the whole fuel consumption. On the calculation of the CO ' s CO 2 -Emission shall be used for the emission factors listed in Annex 1.
Allocation 2. the period of production units which has been put into operation before 1. April 2004
§ 17. For electricity and heat-producing production units, section 5 (5) shall be subject to : 1, no. 1 for the purpose of selling electricity or heat to the collective network is allocated for 2. period 1,94103 quotas for each MWh fossil electricity production, which on average annually in the base year net, was produced on the unit, and 4.35 quota for each tonne of CO, 2 that, on average of the year in the basic soles, were derived from fuels used for heat production, cf. however, section 18.
Paragraph 2. For all other production units, cf. § 5 5 8, is assigned for 2. period 4.35 quotas for each tonne of CO, 2 that, on average of the year of the basic soirs, were derived from the fuel-related CO of the production unit. 2 -discharges and 4.9 quotas for each tonne of CO, 2 that, on average of the year of the basic soles, were derived from the process unit's process discharge, cf. however, section 18.
Paragraph 3. If the production unit is documenting the actual discharge of CO 2 during the operational period within the basic sobers, cf. section 16 (4). 3, significantly lower due to reduced production in relation to expected normal production, the Minister may decide that the quota allocation occurs after section 18, unless the reduced production is due to commercial or market conditions.
§ 18. For a production unit which has been deployed for the period from 2. January 2004 to 31. In March 2004, or, as in this period, a major enlargement has been allocated for 2. period quotas as set out in paragraph 1. 2-5.
Paragraph 2. All production units, except for the units referred to in paragraph 1. 3-5, the 0.87 quota allocated to each tonne of CO is awarded. 2 of the calculated fuel-related CO, 2 -Emissions in 2004 and 0.98 quotas annually for each tonnes of CO, 2 of the calculated process-related CO 2 -Emissions in 2004. The calculation shall be made on the basis of the actual CO of production unit. 2 -Emissions in 2004 converted into the emission of an entirely operational wound.
Paragraph 3. Energy-producing plants in the industry, etc., which are covered by Section 5 (5). 1, no. 1, allocated 459 allowances per year per year. installed MW fired fossil capacity. Paragraph 2 shall, however, apply if this would lead to a higher quota allocation.
Paragraph 4. Production units, as mentioned in section 6, no. 2, allocated annually in 2. period 131 quotas per quota. capacity unit in tonne dusted goods by Hour. Paragraph 2 shall, however, apply if this would lead to a higher quota allocation.
Paragraph 5. Production units, as mentioned in section 7, no. EUR 3 per year 40 quotas per year. capacity unit in tonnes of burnt goods per unit ; Day. Paragraph 2 shall, however, apply if this would lead to a higher quota allocation.
Allocation 2. the period of production units which are put into operation after the 31. March 2004
§ 19. Production units, which are put in operation after 31. In March 2004, quotas shall be allocated under paragraph 1. 3-8. The same applies to greater expansion of the production capacity of existing production units, which are put into operation after the 31. March 2004, and for production plants which are commissionable before 31 December. March 2004, but first meets the requirements for the law following this date. Allocation of quotas under this provision shall be made subject to the fact that the installations forming part of the production unit have not been part of a production unit which are still covered by the quota directive.
Paragraph 2. The enlargement of the European Union will be extended. 1 means :
1) For the production units covered by paragraph 1, 3, 4, 5 and 7 an extension of the capacity of at least 10 MW inlet or an increase in capacity of the insapable capacity of at least 20%. in the case of the establishment of power-heat production.
2) For the production units covered by paragraph 1, 6 an extension of more than 10%. of the production capacity installed prior to the extension ;
Paragraph 3. Operating agents for power-producing production units not covered by paragraph 1. 7, allocated 1.185 quotas per year. MW installed fossil power generation capacity per Year, the device is operational. A further EUR 305 quotas are allocated to each one. MW installed fossil heat production capacity per the year the unit is in operation, provided that the heat is not wholly or partially used in the heavy processes, cf. paragraph 6. The allocation of quotas is conditional on the fact that it is documented that if commissioning the quota allocation, the technical unit will be operational at least 3000 full-loaded hours per year. In the time of operating between 2000 and 2,999 full hours, 2/3 and at operating times between 1 000 and 1.999 full-hours are allocated 1/3 of the quotas specified in 1. and 2. Act. The quota allocation shall be adjusted in the following year if the predicted operating time is changed. For the use of the power-hot-producing units, the power capacity of full heat production shall be calculated. The Minister may, as a condition of the quota allocation, lay down requirements for the documentation of the operating time.
Paragraph 4. Elecel-production facilities referred to in paragraph 1 3 for which application for approval following the power of the electricity or heat supply law has been received by the approval authority before the 5. March 2007 will be allocated in the whole of 2. period of time quotas corresponding to a working time of minimum 1,000-1,999 operating hours, cf. in the case of paragraph 1 3.
Paragraph 5. A heat-producing production unit that does not produce electricity and whose primary purpose is to produce heat for the collective network is allocated 100 allowances per unit. installed MW fossil heat capacity per Year, the device is operational.
Paragraph 6. A production unit of activities covered by the Annex to the Carbon dioxide tax on certain energy products is allocated from the key figures given in Appendix 2. New production units with activities which are, after the law, The carbon dioxide tax of certain energy products is calculated as a cumbersome process for which there is not a key figure in Annex 2, to the heavy processes 178 quotas per year. installed MW heat capacity per Year, the device is operational.
Paragraph 7. An energy-producing production unit on an offshore company is allocated to 2.975 quotas per year. MW axle effect per Year, the device is operational.
Paragraph 8. Quotas in accordance with paragraph 1. 6 and 7 are conditional on the production unit, in whole or in part, using a fossil fuel, because the discharge manager must return quotas after paragraph 26. In the case of only partially used fossil fuels, the quota allocation shall be reduced proportionately.
Quotas
20. The total quota for the production unit, after sections 17 and 18 for the period 2008-2012, will be assigned to the manager of the minister by 20%. For each of the years. Quotas are allocated according to section 19 each year.
Paragraph 2. The allocation of the annual quota shall be conditional on the operator holding a valid exit permit in accordance with section 10, cf. however, section 9 (4). 2 that necessary authorisations on other legislation are available that the production unit has a real production at the beginning of the year, the quota is allocated and that the information relevant to the quota allocation announced by the operator has been correct.
Paragraph 3. If an operator has not fulfilled its obligation to return quotas after paragraph 26 (s). 2, the amount of allowances due shall be deduction before the former quota allocation to the operator.
Paragraph 4. If the quota allocation is based on incorrect data or information, an adjustment shall be made to the quota allocation in the following years.
Paragraph 5. The Minister may decide that an operator assigned to quotas on the basis of incorrect data or information, or without the conditions laid down in this law, shall return allowances corresponding to the unduly received.
Paragraph 6. The allocation of allowances to the operator shall be the subject of the Minister every year at the latest by the 28. In February the award year shall insert a specified number of quotas on the respective operating accounts in the Register. The Minister shall inform the individual operator of the allocation.
Repeator of production
§ 20 a. The operator is obliged to inform the Minister about the cessation of production of production, the Minister for the production unit.
Paragraph 2. If the production unit retakes the production no later than 31. In the termination of the hearing, the right to quota allocation shall be retained according to the principles laid down in the past.
Paragraph 3. If the production unit reinvictors the production after the 31 one. In December 19, quotas shall be allocated in the year of the hearing. 3-8.
Sale of quotas
§ 21. The climate and energy minister anchors that quotas have been set in accordance with section 15 (s). 2, sold on CO 2 the quota market, including, where appropriate, auctioning.
Paragraph 2. The minister shall set the time of sale after paragraph 1. 1 and the terms of this.
Paragraph 3. The Provenuet from the sale of quotas by paragraph. 1 with deduction of the costs associated with this, the treasury shall be added.
Credits obtained through projects
§ 21 a. CDM credits and JI credits may be used to meet the obligation in section 26 (s). 1 or 2 if they comply with the conditions laid down in this Act.
Paragraph 2. CDM and JI projects carried out to reduce greenhouse gas discharges to obtain CDM and JI credits may only be initiated and implemented by legal or physical persons in Denmark, by the authorization of the climate ; the energy minister or the competent authority of a non-host country of the project, cf., or from the competent authority of a Member State of the European Union. however, paragraph 1 3.
Paragraph 3. Projects which are envisaged in Denmark for the achievement of JI credits may only be initiated and implemented in accordance with the authorisation of the climate and energy minister.
Paragraph 4. Application for authorisation pursuant to paragraph 1. 2 and 3 from the climate and energy minister shall be carried out by submitting the necessary documentation for the project.
Paragraph 5. Applications for the execution of projects in Denmark may be accommodated if the project is deemed to be in accordance with the Danish climate strategy and is carried out by a natural or legal person who is not indigenous in Denmark.
Paragraph 6. JI projects which directly or indirectly restrict greenhouse gas emissions from production units shall be subject to authorization pursuant to paragraph 1. 3.
Paragraph 7. Authorisation pursuant to paragraph 1. 2 and 3 may not be granted if the project is deemed to be in breach of Danish law, EU law or international obligations, including guidelines, procedures and procedures adopted under the United Nations Climate Convention and the Kyoto Protocol. Authorisation may be refused if the climate and energy minister considers that the applicant is not in possession of the necessary technical or economic conditions and cannot therefore be deemed to have been qualified to carry out the task.
Paragraph 8. Permission to water power stations over 20 MW may be refused if the climate and energy minister considers that the project is in breach of an environmentally sound or sustainable development for the host country.
Niner. 9. The climate and energy minister may lay down detailed rules for authorisations in accordance with this provision, including rules on the information application, the application shall include, time limits for submission of such information and that application must be made in a given form.
Paragraph 10. The climate and energy minister may lay down rules for the issuance of JI credits for projects carried out in Denmark, including rules for the procedure, conditions and date for the issue.
Paragraph 11. The climate and energy minister may lay down rules restricting access to the transfer of CDM and JI credits from a period to the next period, and rules that certain credits lose their validity and be cancelled at the end of a period.
§ 22. (Aphat)
Pulse of production units
-23. The Climatic and Energy Minister may allow the European Commission to allow operators of production units to carry out one of the activities referred to in section 5 to 8 for a period during a period of pool of production units having the same activity in Denmark for a period of time.
Paragraph 2. Operations managers who want to create a pool, cf. paragraph 1, the applicant shall, within four months before the start of the period in question, have to be submitted.
Paragraph 3. The application for paragraph 1 shall be 2 must specify a pool manager receiving quotas on behalf of the operating manager, and contain documentation, including a power of attorney, to enable the pool manager on behalf of the operators to carry out the obligations of section 26 (s). One, and section 31.
Paragraph 4. If a pool manager fails to comply with its obligations under the law, the individual operations unit shall be liable for the production unit of greenhouse gas emissions from its production units.
Quotas egister
§ 24. The climate and energy minister shall establish an electronic register, which shall include information on the allocation, stock, transfer, cancellation and return of quotas, CDM and JI credits after this Act.
Paragraph 2. Any natural or legal person shall have access to the establishment of accounts in the Register for the registration of quotas or credits.
Paragraph 3. The climate and energy minister may lay down detailed rules on the information contained in the register, on the details of this, of the tasks and the execution of the regime, including cooperation with other registers, of the operation of the Register, on the return of quotas after paragraph 13 (3). 3, as well as of public access to information in the Register.
Paragraph 4. The climate and energy minister shall lay down rules for the payment of the fee for the accountancy holders of the register. The climate and energy minister also lays down rules on fees to cover costs for the allocation of permits in accordance with section 21 (a) (1) (a). 2 and 3, and in connection with approvals after paragraph 26 a (1), 1.
§ 25. Any purchase or sale of a quota or credit inserted in the Register shall be reported to the climate and energy minister and registered by this, cf. paragraph 4.
Paragraph 2. This is a prerequisite for trade in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 that both purchaser and seller have an account in the Danish register or in a corresponding register in another state. Anyone with the account in the register may require that the climate and energy minister cancel allowances or credits available to the person concerned.
Paragraph 3. The report pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 shall contain a unique identification of the buyer and seller, as well as of the reallocated quotas or credits.
Paragraph 4. The climate and energy minister will determine whether the reporting constitutes a sufficient basis for the registration of trade. If the climate and energy minister finds that this is not the case, the registration of trade is rejected.
Paragraph 5. The climate and energy minister may lay down rules on the refusal to insert fix-limited credits into accounts.
SECTION 26. The operator of a production unit covered by the law shall each year at the latest at the latest of 30. April returns a number of quotas corresponding to the previous year's verified CO 2 -derivation from the production unit, cf. however, section 26 a.
Paragraph 2. If the operator did not return a sufficient number of quotas in relation to previous year's Verified CO 2 -discharges shall be required by the operator at the latest of the 30. In April the following year shall return quotas corresponding to the manmade of the previous year, cf. however, section 26 a.
Paragraph 3. For the fulfilment of the obligation to return quotas pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 and 2, an operator in 2 may be capable of operating. period to use CDM and JI credits, cf. § 26 A (3) (a) 1, corresponding to 6,51%. the allocated quotas to the production unit. For operators of power and power-heat-generating devices which are primarily intended to sell electricity to the collective networks, the limit of the use of credits, however, is 28,73%. the quotas allocated to the production unit for fossil electricity production in accordance with section 17 (3). One, and section 19.
Paragraph 4. Underlying reporting or fixing after section 30 (s). 1 3, of the previous year's discharge, not the 30. In April, the operator shall return a number of allowances or credits corresponding to a provisional statement determined by the Minister. When the final determination of the discharge is established, the obligation to return allowances or credits shall be adjusted accordingly by the following year's quota rotation.
Paragraph 5. The Minister shall publish decisions on the payment of the charges by Article 31 (1) of the operations. 1, in a publicly accessible area, on the electronic website, the electronic home page.
§ 26 A. The CDM and JI credits inserted in the Danish quota register may be used in accordance with the approval of the climate and energy minister in accordance with the obligation set out in section 26 (5). One or two.
Paragraph 2. Authorisation pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 shall be granted, except that it is deemed to be in breach of paragraph 1. 3 or 4, the limit set for the use of credits in section 26 (3). 3, Danish legislation, by the way, EU law or international commitments.
Paragraph 3. The CDM and JI credits from nuclear installations and from land use, change in area use and forestry may not be used to meet the obligation in accordance with section 26 (s). One or two.
Paragraph 4. Authorisation pursuant to paragraph 1. 2 is conditionally subject to the approval of all rights over the credit at the same time as the approval is given to the climate and energy minister.
Paragraph 5. The climate and energy minister may lay down detailed rules for the approval of paragraph 1. 1, including the information available to the application, of the time-limits for the submission of this application and that the application must be made in a given form.
§ 27. The information contained in the register shall be accessible to the restrictions resulting from the legislation. The climate and energy minister shall take a position on requests for access to information from the register.
Paragraph 2. The climate and energy minister and the tax minister have access to any information contained in the register, which is necessary for the taking of their duties under the law.
Monitoring, Verification and Reporting
Monitoring
§ 28. The operator is required to continuously monitor CO 2 the power derivation from production units for which it is responsible. The emission can either be calculated or measured.
Paragraph 2. The monitoring must be carried out in accordance with a plan approved by the climate and energy minister.
Paragraph 3. The Minister may lay down detailed rules on monitoring and monitoring as provided for in paragraph 1. One and two. The rules may lay down that the monitoring plan must follow established criteria and procedures, or that surveillance should be carried out on the basis of a monitoring plan being drawn up and approved for the specific production unit. Rules may be laid down for the period during which the operator is required to store data collected at the monitoring.
Paragraph 4. The monitoring plan shall be approved in accordance with paragraph 1. 2 may be made subject to conditions which are justified in the special circumstances of the production unit.
Verification
§ 29. Monitoring of CO 2 the emission of section 28 must be verified annually by an independent undertaking (verifier), approved for the purpose of the climate and energy minister.
Paragraph 2. The verification shall in particular include measuring methods, suitability, reliability, credibility and accuracy of measurement and the choice and use of emission factors and calculation methods used. The verification also includes the conformity of the inventory with the plan for the monitoring of the co-missions of CO 2 , cf. § 28, paragraph 1. 2.
Paragraph 3. The verifier shall draw up a verification declaration confirming that CO 2 -the emissions are monitored in accordance with section 28 or rules issued under it, together with a statement on the verification provided for in paragraph 1. 2.
Paragraph 4. The cost of monitoring and verification shall be borne by the operator.
Paragraph 5. The Minister may lay down detailed rules on verification in accordance with paragraph 1. 1-3, including the conditions for being designated as a verifier.
Paragraph 6. The Minister can revoke an approval pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 and may lay down detailed rules for the revocation of notified approvals.
Paragraph 7. A decision taken in accordance with paragraph 1. 6 of the verifier is required to submit to the courts and must include information on access to justice and the deadline for this, cf. paragraph 8. The request shall not take effect unless the court takes a different decision.
Paragraph 8. The application for a judicial review shall be received by the climate and energy minister no later than four weeks after the decision has been issued. The matter is then brought to the court of the right of the right of the right of the right of civil justice.
Reporting
-$30. An operations manager whose production unit is subject to the law shall be responsible for the annual charge at the latest by 31. March to report verified CO 2 -discharges for the previous year from production units for which this is responsible for the climate and energy minister and to the register referred to in section 24.
Paragraph 2. The reporting to the climate and energy minister shall include the following information for each production unit :
1) Identification data for the production unit.
2) Activity data, emission factors, oxidation factors, total discharges and uncertainty for each of the activities carried out in the production unit for each of the activities carried out in the production unit.
Paragraph 3. If an operator does not report in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, may the Minister establish the CO of the production unit ; 2 -Emission. The determination of the emissions by the minister shall have the same effect as a verifying reporting pursuant to paragraph 1. 1. The cost of the fixing, including the cost of possible expert assistance, shall be the responsibility of the operator.
Paragraph 4. Has not verified the verification of reporting pursuant to paragraph 1. One-three, this is not able to dispose of quotas through the register, cf. section 24, before verisified reporting has been carried out in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 or a final discharge has been established by the Minister, as referred to in paragraph 1. 3.
Paragraph 5. The Minister may lay down detailed rules on the reporting in accordance with paragraph 1. One and two.
Paragraph 6. The Minister may disclose the reported information to another public authority with the restrictions arising from the legislation.
Payment of a tax on non-quotas
§ 31. In the case of an operator who has not complied with its obligation in accordance with section 26 (3). 1 or 2, the climate and energy minister shall charge the operator of a levy to the treasury. The levy shall amount to EUR 100 for each tonne of CO, 2 , which are derived without the return of quotas or credits, cf. Section 26 (1). One and two, and section 26 a. However, for the years 2005, 2006 and 2007, the levy shall be a sum of EUR 40 per million. tons.
Paragraph 2. The amount of the amount due shall be due to payment within 14 days of claim.
Paragraph 3. If the guilty amount is not paid in a timely manner, 1,3% shall be paid. in monthly interest rate for each beginning month from 1. in the month in which the amount is to be paid by the operator, but at least 50 kr.
Paragraph 4. A fee of DKK 65 is payable. for rememrical letters for payment in accordance with this law.
Paragraph 5. The charges shall be paid under paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 shall not exempt the operator of the obligation to return a quota or credit quantity corresponding to the trans-frontier discharges to the climate and energy minister no later than 30. April the following calendar year.
Paragraph 6. For the payment of the tax after the law, the operator shall be liable. If the operator is not the owner of the production unit, the owner shall be liable to the operator of the charge for the payment of the tax. If the operator does not run the production unit at its own expense, the operator shall be liable for the production unit for its own account, in solidarity with the operator for the payment of the tax.
Paragraph 7. Unpaid Tax Amount in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, interest in accordance with paragraph 1. 3 and fees as referred to in paragraph 1 4 may be recovered by means of payment and in accordance with the rules applicable to personal taxes at the source tax law.
Paragraph 8. The constant recovery authority shall collect unpaid fees, interest and fees. The recovery shall be made in accordance with the rules applicable to the procedure for the recovery of taxes and other duties, etc.
Niner. 9. The recovery authority may comply with the requirements laid down in paragraph 1. 1, 3 and 4, in accordance with the rules of the levying of the Act.
Supervision and accountability, etc.
§ 32. The climate and energy minister shall ensure compliance with the compliance of the operations managers by rules issued in accordance with the law and by the law in accordance with the law. If the Minister shall, in accordance with paragraph 37 (2), In the case of a private organisation, the Secretary of State shall supervise their compliance with the law, rules issued under the law and by decisions taken in accordance with the law.
Paragraph 2. Operations managers carrying out activities covered by this law shall, at the request of the Minister, make any information necessary for the taking of their tasks in accordance with this law.
Paragraph 3. For the administration of this law, the climate and energy minister can obtain information from the governmental customs and tax administration, including in electronic form.
§ 33. The climate and energy minister ' s expenditure on the allocation of permits in accordance with sections 10 to 12 and 23, the allocation of allowances under sections 15 to 20 and 22, processing and decision on matters relating to monitoring, verification and reporting by section 28-30, Decision on the tax payment after paragraph 31 and the supervision of section 32 (4). 1, the operator of the production units shall be covered by the law.
Paragraph 2. The climate and energy minister shall lay down rules on the payment of expenditure by the operators referred to in paragraph 1. 1.
Paragraph 3. Unpaid amounts after this provision may be recovered in the same manner as specified in section 31 (3). Seven and eight.
Complaguing and punitions, etc.
Storage egers
§ 34. The Energy Board Board deals with complaints against decisions taken by the climate and energy minister following this law or by rules issued under the law. The decisions may not be brought before the courts until the final administrative decision is available.
Paragraph 2. In the case of the rulings of this Act, the Energy Board shall consist of the members who decide to complain on the power of electricity. If the complaint gives a background to this, the chairman of the Board may decide that the name of the appeal shall consist of those members who decide the complaint of the heat supply law.
Paragraph 3. The following decisions may not be made for the Energy Agency :
1) The decisions of the Council in accordance with section 11 (2) Paragraph 12 (1) and 12 (2). 1, no. Two and three.
2) Decisions by the minister in accordance with Chapter 4, except for decisions taken in accordance with section 16 (3). 6.
3) Decisions of the minister in accordance with section 30 (2) 3, fixing the discharge of a production unit.
Paragraph 4. Complaguing must have been submitted in writing within 4 weeks of notification of the decision.
Paragraph 5. The chairman of the Energy Board of Energy may, by agreement with the Board, may decide on behalf of the Board in matters which are treated in accordance with this law or by rules issued under the law.
Paragraph 6. The Minister may lay down rules on access to justice, which, pursuant to the law or rules granted under the law, is taken by the Minister, including that certain decisions should not be subject to the Energy Board Board and that decisions should be taken, by an institution under the Secretary of the General or any other authority, which the Minister, pursuant to section 37, shall not be subject to the Secretary of State.
Paragraph 7. The Minister may lay down rules for the payment of charges for the filing of the Energy Appeal Board.
$35. (Aphat)
§ 35 a. The climate and energy minister may lay down rules for the specified international decisions and technical specifications relating to requirements for undertakings, installations, facilities, etc., or the conditions for the granting of credits or quotas, which are subject to : reference has been made to the rules issued under this law, not to be introduced in law.
Paragraph 2. The climate and energy minister may lay down rules on how information on the international decisions and technical specifications which are not introduced in law, cf. paragraph 1, can be obtained.
Penalty provisions
§ 36. Unless higher penalties have been inflished on any other law, the penalty shall be penalised by the penalty which :
1) fails to appoint a proxy as referred to in section 3 (3). 6,
2) edeco CO 2 without the necessary valid authorization after Article 10, cf. however, section 9 (4). 2,
3) violates the terms of a permit granted in accordance with section 10 (4). 2,
4) is in breach of the obligation to reverse quotas pursuant to Article 20 (2). 5,
5) is violating the terms of a monitoring plan approved in accordance with section 28 (3). 2-4,
6) is in violation of the reporting obligation, in accordance with section 30, by not reporting in good time or in full,
7) fails to provide information after paragraph 32 or
8) the information or inaccurate or misleading information which is relevant to the administration of the competent authority in accordance with the law, or which affect the decisions of the authorities in accordance with the law, or the effect of the tax control.
Paragraph 2. The rules adopted under this law may be punished for the penalties imposed by the rules.
Paragraph 3. The one who commits one of the items referred to in paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 or 2 of the aforementioned infringements to exclude the Treasury ' s charge shall be punished by fine or penitentiant up to two years, unless higher penalties have been inflited on other legislation.
Paragraph 4. Companies can be imposed on companies, etc. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of the penal code 5. Chapter.
Authorisation
§ 37. The climate and energy minister may empower one at the Ministry of the Office or the other authority to exercise powers which, in this law, have been the minister.
Paragraph 2. The Minister can authorise a private organization to perform the sale or retention of auctions after section 21 and to approve, including accreditation, after-paragraph 29.
Other provisions
§ 38. For the five-year period beginning on 1. In January 2008, and for later five-year periods, the climate and energy minister prepaves a national plan for setting and allocating quotas under the involvement of the public. The plan for each five-year period shall be published and forwarded to the European Commission no later than 18 months before the start of the period.
Paragraph 2. In the light of the one in paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 shall make the climate and energy minister legislative proposals on the allocation of quotas to the production units covered by the law included in the period 2008-2012 and, later, periods.
§ 38 a. The climate and energy minister shall publish information on projects covered by section 21 a, which Denmark particips in or allows others to participate.
Paragraph 2. The climate and energy minister will publish reports after section 30 on the emissions of production units.
§ 39. The time for the entry into force of the law is set by the climate and energy minister. The Minister can fix the entry into force of parts of the law before other parts of the law. 2)
Paragraph 2. The law does not apply to the Faroe Islands and Greenland.
§ 40. (Excluded)
§ 41. (Excluded)
§ 2
Paragraph 1. The law shall enter into force on 1. July 2005, cf. however, paragraph 1 3.
Parags 2 and 3. (Excluded)
§ 2
The timing of the law or parts of the law will be determined by the Minister.
§ 3
Pensation granted in accordance with section 4 (4). Two, in Law No 493 of 9. June 2004 on CO 2 -quotas, as amended by law no. 410 of 1. In June 2005, to production units whose fossil fuel consumption amounts to less than 1%. of the total fuel consumption, shall be maintained. However, the suspension shall be dissensed if the production unit in a calendar year applies more than 1%. fossil fuels.
§ 2
The law shall enter into force on the day following the announcement in the law.
Appendix 1
CO 2 -emission factors for 1998 to 2004 specified in relation to the lower combustion value,
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Fuel
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CO2 kg/GJ
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Coal
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95.0
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Raffinaderigas
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56,9
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LPG
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65.0
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NAME
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65.0
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Motor petrol
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73.0
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Flying Gas
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73.0
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Petroleum
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72,0
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JP1
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72,0
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Gas / diesel oil
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74.0
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Fuel oil
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78.0
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Orimulsion
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80,0
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Petroleum Box
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92.0
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Playing oil
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78.0
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Natural gas
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56,9 *
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Koks
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105.0
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Bruncoal briquettes
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97.0
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Town gas
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56,9
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Halm
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0.0
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Skovflis
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0.0
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Burning
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0.0
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Popping pills
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0.0
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Waste of wood
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0.0
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Biogas
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0.0
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Floating biofuel
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0.0
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Wastes
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78.7 * *
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* For 2001, however, 57.25, for 2002 57,28, for 2003 57,19 and for 2004 57,12.
** Applies to the fossil share (mixed plastic) of the waste.
Appendix 2
Annex 2 relates to key figures for the allocation of quotas in accordance with section 19 to the operating units for new production units and production units covered by this Act, and as after 1. In January 2007, a major expansion of production capacity has been substantially extended.
Quotation is obtained by multiples the key figure in the column ' Quotes per capacity unit (NAP2) "with the production capacity of the new production unit expressed in the corresponding unit as listed in the Capacity Unit bar".
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List point of the heavy process-list
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Quotas per. capacity unit (NAP2)
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Capacity Unit
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Process Discharges
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1) Use for the heating of tisms with a covered surface area of at least 200 m ; 2 in gardeners and growth lights in these, except in the case of grow houses, from which retail sales are carried out.
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0.096
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m 2 heated grow house
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|
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2) The direct use of the evaporation and drying of irrigation of sodium chloride is used.
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34
412
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Tone dry salt a day. Hour
Ton's unnered salt per. Hour
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|
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3) The use of the pasteurization, sterilization, evaporation, homogenization, concentration and drying of milk and milk-based products with a view to the production of milk-based products with a dry matter content of not less than 90% shall be used directly. Electricity used directly for heating and drying, as well as the operation of special installations, resulting in a concentration in the form of an ultrafiltration process, however, are also covered. Concentrating with a view to the production of the milk-based products mentioned are covered, regardless of whether it is carried out in the company that manufactures these products or in other undertakings.
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2.198
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Ton powdered milk per head. Hour
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|
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3.435
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Ton proteinpowder per Hour
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4) It shall be used directly in the manufacture of animal feed, feed addition, including feed feed, and feed mixtures, and the boiling and evaporation of vines, grids, roepills and similar products intended for animal feed. However, this shall not apply to drying of cereals and seeds.
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20
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Ton feed per Hour
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5) directly used in the manufacture of flour, powder and pellets of meat or offal, unfit for human consumption, falling within the heading 2301.10 of the EU Combined Nomenclature, other than fat greaves suitable for human consumption.
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343
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Ton meat and bone meal as of Hour
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|
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6) direct production of vegetable, vegetable and other parched green is used directly.
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798
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Ton vegetable or vegetable per. Hour
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7) The manufacture of pectins, pectinates and pecs, and plant limes and gelatine substances, whether or not modified, derived from vegetable substances falling within positions 1302.20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to 20 to the EU combined are used Whereas nomenclature and modified starch falling within position 3505 of the EU Combined Nomenclature, and directly in the manufacture of emulsifiers intended for food production or for technical use based on vegetable or animal fats, Petroleum.
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1.766
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Ton Pektin per. Hour
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|
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638
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Ton emulgator per Hour
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8) It shall be used directly for the distillation of alcohol and in combination with the manufacture of yeast, including subsequent drying of yeast.
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491
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m 3 pure alcohol by one. Hour
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|
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9) The direct use of drying or evaporation of paper and cardboard pulp or other substances or products dissolved in or in mixed water with a dry matter content of not more than 40%. before drying and a dry matter content of at least 90%. after drying.
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0
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As paragraph 21
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|
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10) Glass
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1.191
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Ton melted glass by. Hour
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Yeah.
|
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11) directly used in the manufacture of
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|
|
|
|
(a) sludge, stonful and similar mineral wool, expanding vermiculite, expanding clay, skimming and similar petroleum and mineral substances, mixtures and products of thermal isolating, obedient or soundproof mineral-absorbed mineral substances under heading 6806 of the EU Combined Nomenclature,
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344
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m 3 light clinker per Hour
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Yeah.
|
|
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2.130
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Ton line per Hour
|
|
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(b) glass fibres, including glass wool, falling within a heading 7019 of the EU Combined Nomenclature,
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1.153
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Ton fibrlation. Hour
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Yeah.
|
|
12) direct to ceramic combustion and the prior drying of goods are intended for this purpose.
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704
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Ton burned freight by the Hour
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Yeah.
|
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13) direct heating, evaporation, drying or burning of calcium chalk, chalk, chalk, marble and other calcium carbonate products, flint, gips, mols, bentonite and other clay species, ferrous sulphate, copper sulphate and calcium oxide, as well as fertilisers with a dry matter content of at least 90 pct;, including at least 5%. phosphate by drying. Electricity used directly for the production of calcium carbonate products, however, in the form of heating and drying, and for the operation of special plants, resulting in the concentration of the calcium carbonate products as part of the processing operation. However, taxable goods other than those for heating the site-space harvesting areas are also covered.
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7.499
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Ton stick-lime per. Hour
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Yeah.
|
|
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6.949
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Ton burned the lime per. Hour
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Yeah.
|
|
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304
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Ton dried bentonite per Hour
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|
|
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4.024
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1,000 m 2 plaster pads per Hour
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|
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In the case of fish oil and of fishmeal falling within the Community's combined nomenclature, the combined nomenclature of fish and crustaceans, molluscs or other aquatic invertebrates and the waste thereof shall be used directly in the manufacture of fish oil and of fishmeal falling within the Community of the combined However, this does not apply to the consumption of electricity for the production of fish meal after the fishing oil and limousine have been separated from the prestige, and after the fishing oil has been separated from solubles in the production process. Nor shall it apply to the consumption of electricity for the re-processing of the fish oil after it has been separated from solubles.
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343
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Tone raw materials for fish oil and fish emblem per Hour
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|
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" 17 " shall be used directly in the manufacture of pipes and beet sugar falling within the heading of 17.01 of the EU combined nomenclers, based on sugar beet and cane.
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684
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Ton's sugar per. Hour
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|
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It shall be used directly in the manufacture of starch falling within the position of 11.08 in the EU Combined Nomenclature of the European Union, the dry matter content of at least 80%.
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76
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Ton potato flour per. Hour
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|
|
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1.805
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Ton potato protein powder per year. Hour
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|
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19) direct to drying and combustion.
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424
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Tone malt per. Hour
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|
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" 21 " means the direct use of paper and paper on the basis of the return of paper and waste paper and paperboard or pulp, or pulp, and used for the male of calcium carbonate products to powder with a diameter of not more than 3 my, to the extent that the powder has been powder ; are intended to be used for the manufacture of paper. However, this does not apply to taxable goods used for the examination of paper or paperboard, including subsequent manufacture of paper and paperboard or other paper and paper products on the basis of finished paper other than coatings or other paper or paper products ; gliding. However, electricity used for the manufacture of paper and paperweight in other forms other than rolls or sheets shall not be covered by the wrapping or wrapper other than egg trays. The subject of toxic goods used directly for the manufacture of egg bays of other materials is also covered.
|
196
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Ton (Return paper to) pulp per Hour
|
|
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2.679
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Ton (pulp to) paper per Hour
|
|
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It is directly applicable to the manufacture of cellulose or pulp of return and paper.
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196
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Ton (Return paper to) pulp per Hour
|
|
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28) It is directly applicable to refining and distillation of mineral oil products and stenkers and other mineral bulbs, as well as products derived thermostast;.
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724
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Ton refined fineries per Hour
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|
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It shall be used directly for the manufacture of cement.
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5.469
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Ton gray cement per. Hour
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Yeah.
|
|
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7.764
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Ton white cement per. Hour
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Yeah.
|
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" 30 " means the direct result of the melting of metals and tubes and the furnishing of molded metals and glass, and directly to the production of whey or continuous butchings and knights and for the further processing of slabs and knitting at the heating of the goods ; for plates, flocks, rods and similar articles of iron and steel, not smoother, for example, dust blasting and so forth, to metal heating facilities and for the ventilation of premises where metals and glass are processed. The heating of glass to more than 300 degrees and the heating of glass heated over here during the manufacturing process shall be considered as melting glass as well as the furnshed glass of molded glass.
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196
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Ton cast iron per. Hour
|
|
1) The law shall implement the Directive 2003 /87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13. October 2003 on a scheme for greenhouse gas emission allowance trading in the Community and amending Council Directive 96 /61/EC (EU Official Journal 2003 No 1). In 275, page 32), as amended by Directive 2004 /101/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27. In October 2004 (EU Official Journal 2004) L 338, page 18). The law has been included in the legislation of the Commission Regulation (EC) No 2. 2216/2004 of 21. This December 2004 on a standardised and secure register system pursuant to Directive 2003 /87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Parliament and of the Council of Decision 280 /2004/EC (EU Official Journal 2004). L 386, page 1). According to Article 249 of the EC Treaty, a Regulation shall apply immediately in each Member State. The rendition of these provisions in the law is therefore based solely on practical considerations and is without prejudice to the immediate validity of the regulation in Denmark.
2) Notice no. 550 of 17. June 2004 on the entry into force of certain provisions in the case of CO 2 -The Minister for quotas stipulate that the law in Chapter 1-3 and 5-10 entered into force on 1. July 2004 and had effect on the co-operation of CO, 2 that take place after the 31. December 2004. Notice no. 829 of 3. August 2004 on the entry into force of Chapter 4 of the CO 2 -The Minister for quotas stipulate that Chapter 4 on the setting and allocation of quotas for 1. period 2005-2007, as drawn up by law no. 493 of 9. June 2004 on CO 2 -quotas, entered into force on the 15th. August 2004.
3) The law of law implements the Directive 2004 /101/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27. October 2004 amending Directive 2003 /87/EC establishing a scheme for greenhouse gas emission allowance trading in the Community as regards the project mechanisms for the Kyoto Protocol (the linkings Directive) and gives the undertakings covered by the quota system, the ability to use CDM and JI credits from Joint Implementation (JI) and Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) climate projects to comply with the undertakings ' obligations under the quota system.
4) The law of the law establishes the overall allocation of CO 2 quotas for the period 2008-2012, allocation of quotas to production units, pool to new establishments and ceiling for the use of credits. The minister laid down in the notice no. 1392 of 12. December 2007, the amendment came into force on 1. January 2008.
5) The National AllocationPlan for Denmark for the period 2008-2012 was approved by the European Commission on 31. In August 2007, on condition that the amount of creditor companies can use in the EU quota system will be reduced. The law of law, which entered into force on 1. May 2008 implement this condition. At the same time, a number of provisions are worded as a result of the creation of the Klima and Energy Ministry in the context of a royal resolution of 23. November, 2007.
