General provisions
Article 1 this regulation lays down provisions on the application
of the Act (2004:1199) on emissions trading.
The regulation supplements the EU regulations on trade in
allowances. Regulation (2012:464).
section 2 of the County Administrative Board is the licensing authority in accordance with Chapter 2. paragraph 3 of the
Act (2004:1199) on emissions trading.
Regulation (2012:464).
2 a of the environmental protection agency should
1. plan, investigate and examine issues of allocation of
allowances pursuant to Chapter 3. 8 § law (2004:1199)
carbon trading, and
2. exercise supervision according to Chapter 7. the same law in so far as the supervision
not be exercised by the financial supervision authority.
In matters of aviation activities, the environmental protection agency hearing
The Swedish Transport Agency. Regulation (2012:464).
2 b of the Swedish Energy Agency is
1. project authority as referred to in Chapter 1. the second subparagraph of paragraph 3 of the law
(2004:1199) on emissions trading, and
2. kontoföringsmyndighet according to Chapter 4. second subparagraph of paragraph 1 of the same
team. Regulation (2012:508).
2 c § financial supervisory authority shall, in the case of allowances
does not constitute a financial instrument
1. oversee that articles 37 to 42 of Commission
Regulation (EU) no 1031/2010 of 12 March 2010
the timing, administration and other aspects of auctioning
of greenhouse gas emission allowances in accordance with
European Parliament and Council Directive 2003/87/EC on the
scheme for greenhouse gas emission allowance trading within the
the community and
2. in the supervisory activities collaborate and exchange information
with foreign competent authorities in the same way as under
section 17 of the Act (2005:377) on penalties for market abuse at
trading in financial instrument.
Provisions on the supervision of allowances which form
financial instruments can be found in the Act on the punishment of
market abuse in the financial instruments and
Act (2007:528) securities market.
Regulation (2012:464).
2 (d) § national debt should be the auctioneer under
Regulation (EU) no 1031/2010. Regulation (2012:464).
Definitions
section 3 for the purposes of this regulation, the terms and
expression the meaning of §§ 4-9 h. In addition, the
terms and expressions in this regulation has the same meaning as in
Act (2004:1199) on emissions trading.
Regulation (2011:844).
paragraph 4 of the Commission decision on the allocation of allowances
without payment referred to Commission decision 2011/278/EU of
april 27, 2011 establishing Union-wide
transitional rules for harmonised free allocation of
allowances pursuant to article 10 (a) of the European Parliament and
Council Directive 2003/87/EC. Regulation (2011:844).
paragraph 5 of this regulation,
combustion means any oxidation of a fuel, regardless of how the
heat, electricity or mechanical energy produced by this
process is used, and any other activity which is directly
associated with the process, including the cleaning of exhaust gases,
measurable heat: a net heat flux transported by
identifiable pipes or channels with the help of a
heat transport medium such as steam, hot air, water, oil,
metal melt and its salts and for which a heat meter is
installed or can be installed,
heat meter: a heat meter according to annex M1-004 to
European Parliament and Council Directive 2004/22/EC on
measuring instrument or other device for measuring and
registration of the amount of heat energy produced based
on flow volumes and temperatures, and
heat that is not measurable: all other heat than measurable warmth.
Regulation (2011:844).
section 6 of the waste energy plant referred to in this regulation cover a stationary or mobile plant whose main purpose is to generate energy or produce materials, and where 1. waste as a regular or additional fuel, or
2. waste heat treated in order to dispose of it.
In a waste energy plant included the entire facility and the area belongs to it with all incineration lines, areas, equipment and systems related to waste treatment. Regulation (2015:544).
6 a of with the existing plant during the trading period 2013-2020
means an establishment carrying out any activity such as
described in annex 2 and as
1. subject to a condition to emissions of greenhouse gases
have been given by 30 June 2011 at the latest, or
2. has been in operation on or before June 30, 2011, and then
a) satisfied all the conditions required for an authorisation to
emissions of greenhouse gases, with the exception of the requirement for
monitoring programmes, and
(b)) was covered by a permit under the environmental code, or, if
the operation was not subject to licensing requirements under the environmental code, of
such a notification for environmentally hazardous activities referred to in Chapter 9.
the environmental code. Regulation (2011:844).
7 repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
7 a § With new participants during the trading period 2013-2020 referred to
a facility that
1. subject to a condition to emissions of greenhouse gases
has been given after June 30, 2011, and is not an existing
facility during the trading period 2013-2020, or
2. is an existing facility during the trading period 2013-2020
with a significant capacity increase after 30 June 2011.
Regulation (2011:844).
section 8 Has been repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
8 (a) repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
8 b section With some facility with the product benchmark refers to a
plant with the production of a product for which a
benchmark set out in annex I, point 1 and 2 of the Commission's
decision on the allocation of emission rights without payment.
Regulation (2011:844).
8 c section With some facility with heat benchmark refers to a facility
with production of the measurable heating or transfer of measurable
heat from a facility or other device in which it is conducted
activities produce emissions that require permission
under the Act (2004:1199) on emissions trading, if
the heat
1. use within the plant in conjunction with the
(a)) the manufacture of products,
b) production of the mechanical energy that is not used for
electricity production, or
c) heating or cooling with the exception of expenditure for
electricity production, or
2. is transferred to a facility or other device that is not
covered by the EU emissions trading system with
except for the transmission of electricity production.
The first paragraph does not apply to some facilities with
product benchmark. Regulation (2011:844).
8 d section With some facility with fuel benchmark refers to a
plant with the production of heat which is not measurable, if
heat production is through the combustion of fuel in connection
with
1. manufacture of products,
2. production of mechanical energy that is not used for
electricity generation,
3. heating or cooling with the exception of electricity production,
or
4. combustion of fuel to pilot low and highly variable
amounts of the process or gases in a unit open for
atmospheric disturbances and explicitly required by
security reasons to get the required permits to
the complex (säkerhetsfackling).
The first paragraph does not apply to some facilities with
product benchmark. Regulation (2011:844).
8 e § With some facility with process emissions "means a facility
with greenhouse gas emissions covered by authorisation
in accordance with annex II, if the emissions occur outside the system boundaries for
a product benchmark set out in annex I to Commission
decision on the allocation of emission rights without payment.
In terms of emissions of carbon dioxide to a facility considered to be
some plant with process emissions only if emissions are made
by
1. chemical or electrolytic reduction of metal compounds in
metal ores, concentrates or secondary raw materials,
2. separation of impurities from metals or
metal compounds,
3. decomposition of carbonates, except those used for
gas washing,
4. chemical syntheses where carbon-containing material is included in the
the reaction, if the primary purpose of the chemical-art text-to-speech technology
not heat generation,
5. use of carbon containing additives or
raw materials, if the primary purpose of the use is not
heat generation,
6. chemical or electrolytic reduction of oxides of
semimetals or Silicon oxide, phosphates or other non-
metals, or
7. incineration of incompletely oxidized carbon produced by a
activity listed in 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6, if the purpose of the
combustion is to produce electricity, heat or measurable heating
that is not measurable.
7 the second subparagraph shall not apply in so far as the corresponding emissions
would have occurred during the incineration of a variety of natural gas
corresponds to the energy content of the burnt coal.
Regulation (2011:844).
9 repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
9 a of for the purposes of this regulation,
project activities for joint implementation projects under
Article 6 of the Kyoto Protocol in a country that has made a
quantitative commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions
under the Kyoto Protocol,
project activities under the clean development mechanism:
projects under article 12 of the Kyoto Protocol in a country that
have not done any quantitative commitment to reducing
emissions of greenhouse gases under the Kyoto Protocol,
project activities: the project activities for the joint
implementation or project activities under the CDM
clean development,
project participant: any natural or legal person, public authority
or foreign State voluntarily participates in a
project activities and acquire emission reduction units
or certified emission reductions;
project implementer: any natural or legal person,
organization or authority, designated by the project participants,
to coordinate contacts with the project authority.
Regulation (2015:48).
9 b section With tonne-kilometres for the purposes of this regulation, a
aircraft load weight multiplied by the air route.
Regulation (2009:910).
9 c § starting day of normal operation means the verified
and approved the first day that the plant operated with at least 40
percent of the capacity it was designed for, with
account of the occurring plant-specific operating conditions,
on
1. a continuous 90-day period, or
2. a 90-day period which is split into sector-specific
production cycles, if the normal production cycle in the
sector concerned is not continuous. Regulation (2011:1592).
9 d section With the start date of the amended operation means the verified
and approved the first day that the modified part plant
powered by at least 40 percent of the capacity in which it is
designed, taking into account the prevalent specific
operating conditions of part plant, on
1. a continuous 90-day period, or
2. a 90-day period which is split into sector-specific
production cycles, if the normal production cycle in the
sector concerned is not continuous. Regulation (2011:1592).
9 e § With significant increase of capacity means that a
some plant carried out one or more identifiable physical
changes of plant's technical design or
function that leads to
1. part the plant can be operated with a capacity of at least
ten percent higher than the original installed capacity
before the changes, or
2. part the plant gets a much higher activity level as
leads to an additional allocation of emission allowances
the plant affected by the physical changes and the
additional award
a) amounts to more than 50 000 emission allowances per year, and
b) is equivalent to at least five percent of the preliminary count
allowances per year allocated to part without
payment prior to the changes.
That substantial increase in capacity referred to in the first subparagraph covered
not a physical change that only means that an existing
production line will be replaced. Regulation (2011:844).
9 f § With significant capacity reduction refers to one or more
identifiable physical changes that lead to a
some fixed initial installed capacity and
activity level decreases in the same order of magnitude as a change
listed represent a significant increase in capacity.
Regulation (2011:844).
paragraph 9 (g) for the purposes of this regulation,
significant capacity change: a substantial increase in capacity
or a substantial reduction in capacity,
added capacity: the difference between some fixed
original installed capacity and the same proportion fixed
installed capacity by a significant increase in capacity,
where capacity after the increase shall be determined as the average
of the two highest monthly production volumes in the
first six months after the starting date of the amended operation, and
reduced capacity: the difference between some fixed
original installed capacity and the same proportion fixed
installed capacity by a significant reduction in capacity,
where the capacity reduction is determined to
the average of two highest monthly production volumes
in the first six months after the starting date of the amended
operation. Regulation (2011:844).
9 h repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
section 10 is repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
repealed by regulation 11 (2015:544).
section 12 is repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
section 13 Has been repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
14 repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
15 repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
16 repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
section 17 was repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
Authorisation of establishments
17 a of The required permits for greenhouse gas emissions for the
activities described in annex 2.
The first subparagraph shall not apply to emissions from
1. a facility or portion of a facility that are used exclusively
for research or development or only for testing
new products or new processes,
2. a facility where the biomass is used exclusively by the
incineration, or
3. an establishment where in addition to on startup and closure
exclusive use of biomass burning.
Although it referred to in the second subparagraph 2 and 3 requires
permits for greenhouse gas emissions from a facility that
using biomass, if the facility is attached to a
district heating networks in over 20 megawatts. Regulation (2011:845).
17 (b) repealed by Regulation (2011:844).
17 (c) repealed by Regulation (2011:844).
Except for aircraft
17 d § with regard to CO2 emissions from aircraft will
Act (2004:1199) on emissions trading and this
Regulation does not apply to
1. flights exclusively performed during official missions
for the transport of anyone in a State outside the European
the Union is the reigning monarch, his or her immediate
family, head of State, head of Government or Cabinet, if
This is evidenced by the information in the flight plan;
2. flights for military purposes, conducted with military
aircraft,
3. flights for customs or police purposes,
4. in connection with flights for search and rescue,
flights for fire-fighting, humanitarian flights and
ambulance flights,
5. flights performed exclusively under
Visual flight rules as defined in annex II to the Convention
on international civil aviation which ended in
Chicago on 7 december 1944 (SUN 1946:2),
6. training flights performed exclusively for the
classify and certify the flight crew, if this is supported
by a note in the roadmap and the flight is not used
for passenger or cargo, positioning or
transfer flight,
7. flights without stopovers begins and ends
at the same airport,
8. flights performed exclusively for the scientific
purposes or for the purpose of checking, testing or certifying
aircraft or airborne or ground-based equipment,
9. flights of aircraft whose maximum certificated
take-off mass of less than 5 700 kg,
10. flights operated within the framework of the General
service obligations in accordance with European Parliament and Council
Regulation (EC) no 1008/2008 of 24 september 2008 on the
common rules for the operation of air services in the
the community, on the flight line
(a)) which covers the outermost regions in accordance with
Article 349 of the Treaty on the functioning of the European Union,
or
(b)) where the capacity does not exceed 30 000
sites per year,
11. flights operated by an operator who
engaged in commercial air transport, and
a) for three consecutive four-month periods consecutively perform less
than 243 flights per period, or
b) whose carbon dioxide emissions for flights less than
10 000 tonnes per year, or
12. flights between 2013-2020 is implemented by a
operators who do not engage in commercial
air transport and whose carbon dioxide emissions for
the flights are less than 1 000 tonnes per year.
The exemption provided for in the first paragraph 11 shall not apply to flights
exclusively carried out on official mission for the transport of
someone who is the reigning monarch, his or her immediate
family, head of State, head of Government or Cabinet in a
Member State of the European Union.
Regulation (2014:300).
17 e § provisions of Chapter 7. 3 and 8 sections and Chapter 8. 5-7 and
8 (a) of the Act (2004:1199) on emissions trading,
does not apply to non-compliance with Chapter 5. 1 and
Chapter 6. 1 § § the Act in terms of emissions from aviation activities
in the years 2010 to 2012, if
1. flight operations concerning flights to or from a
airport outside
(a)) the European Union,
b) countries that are Member States of the European
free trade association (Efta),
c) countries that have signed an accession treaty with the
the Union, and
d) possessions and territories of the countries included in the
European economic area (EEA), and
2. the operator
(a)) has not been assigned to any allowances for emissions,
or
(b)) no later than May 25, 2013 has returned some of the
allowances have been assigned for 2012.
For the purposes of the first subparagraph of paragraph 2, point (b) is the part of the number of
allocated allowances returned correspond to the proportion
as the number of verified tonne-kilometres for such flights
referred to in paragraph 1 in 2010 constituted by the total number of
tonne-kilometres in 2010. Regulation (2013:247).
17 f § provisions of Chapter 7. 3 and 8 sections and Chapter 8. 5-7 and
8 (a) of the Act (2004:1199) on emissions trading,
does not apply to non-compliance with Chapter 5. § 1 and 6
Cape. section 1 of the Act in respect of emissions from aviation activities
during the years 2013 to 2016, if flight operations pertains to
1. flights to or from airports outside
a) countries included in the European economic area,
and
b) countries that have signed an accession treaty with the
European Union in 2013, and
2. flights from an airport in one of the outermost
regions in accordance with article 349 of the Treaty on
The functioning of the European Union and an airport in another
region within the European economic area.
Regulation (2014:300).
17 g § Although it referred to in Chapter 2. paragraph 13 of the Act (2004:1199) on emissions trading will need an operators
implement the flights referred to in paragraph 17 (f), submit a monitoring plan for emissions from these flights.
Regulation (2015:544).
17 h § in the case of emissions from aviation activities in 2013 shall,
Apart from the dates referred to in Chapter 5. 1 § 3 and
Chapter 6. section 1 of the Act (2004:1199) on emissions trading, a
operators
1. submit a report on the emissions by 31 March 2015,
and
2. surrender a number of allowances equal to the
total emissions by 30 april 2015.
Regulation (2014:300).
17 section of operators conducting flights whose
total CO2 emissions of less than 25 000 tonnes/year,
emissions is considered as verified in accordance with Chapter 5. section 1 of the Act
(2004:1199) on emissions trading, emissions have
established with the help of it tools for small emitters
as
1. has been approved pursuant to Commission Regulation (EC) no
606/2010 of 9 April 2010 concerning the authorisation of a simplified
tools developed by the European Organisation for
safety of air navigation (Eurocontrol) in order to calculate
fuel consumption for certain aircraft operators with small
emissions, in the original wording, and
2. Eurocontrol has provided with data from its support instruments
for the trade system (ETS support facility).
Regulation (2014:300).
Allocation of allowances
Application for the award
section 18 is repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
18 a of the application for the award of the trading period 2013-2020
may be made at the environmental protection agency by the authorized signatory for
activities carried out in the establishments referred to in annex
2. Regulation (2011:844).
repealed by regulation 19 (2015:544).
19 (a) of any application for an existing facility in
trading period 2013-2020, or a new participant during
trading period 2013-2020, the plant shall be divided into
some plants with product benchmark, benchmark, heat
fuel benchmark or process emissions. The Division into
some plants shall be done in a way that, as far as possible
corresponds to the physical parts of the plant.
The information contained in the application shall be submitted separately for each
some plant. In the case of information relevant to
emission quantities but which are only available for installation as
overall, the data shall be reported with a proportional
distribution on some installations according to the rules which have
notified pursuant to paragraph 61 4.
To the application, the operator shall attach a methodology report.
The report shall include a description of the installation, the
method used to compile data and data sources
and computational steps used. Where appropriate,
the report also contain the assumptions and methods
used to distribute data on different plants.
Regulation (2011:844).
19 (b) § If an application under section 19 relate to an existing
facility during the trading period 2013-2020, the section in question if the
each part plant product benchmark contain information
If the original installed capacity. If, during the
time on 1 January 2005 and until 30 June 2011 has been
a significant capacity change at such a plant,
the application also contain information about the added capacity or
reduced capacity and if installed capacity after
the change. Regulation (2011:844).
19 c section If an application under section 19 relate to a new participant during
trading period 2013-2020, it shall, in respect of each
some plant contain an indication of the original
installed capacity. If the facility is a new participant
as a result of a significant increase of capacity undertaken
after June 30, 2011, the application shall also include information
which shows that the criteria for a significant increase in capacity is
fulfilled and the added capacity and installed
capacity after the change. Regulation (2011:844).
19 d § Data in an application shall be exact and
full. The information must relate to actually ascertain
data.
If actually ascertain data are lacking, the application shall contain
one explanation for this. In place of the missing data
the application shall contain information which is estimated based on what
that is reasonable taking into account best practices in the industry
as well as the current scientific and technical knowledge. In the case of
values that are relevant for emissions, such
estimate does not mean that a value is assumed, which is higher than
90% of the value obtained by using data
actually is ascertainable.
If there are no actually ascertain data over
flows of the measurable heating of some plant with
heat benchmark, application, rather than provide information that
is estimated by
1. the energy flow that corresponds to the flow of the measurable heating
has been multiplied by the measured heat production
efficiency or,
2. a reference efficiency of 70 percent is applied to the
energy flow that corresponds to the flow of the measurable heating, if the
data are not available over the measured efficiency.
Regulation (2011:844).
19 e § the information in an application pursuant to section 18 shall be
verified by a verifier accredited for indication
According to European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) no
765/2008 of 9 July 2008 setting out the requirements for accreditation and
market surveillance relating to the marketing of products and
repeal of Regulation (EEC) No 339/93.
Regulation (2012:860).
section 19 (f) environmental protection agency shall, at the request of the European
the Commission to make information contained in an application for the award
available to the Commission. Regulation (2011:844).
19 g repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
General principles for the allocation
section 20 decision on the allocation of allowances to installations
shall be based on the information provided by the operator
in the application for the award.
Award decision relating to an application under section 18 may
based solely on information that has been verified by a
Verifier in accordance with § 19 e.
Notwithstanding the second subparagraph, the award if the lack of
approved verification is due to exceptional and unforeseeable
circumstances which were beyond the control of the operator
and that could not have been avoided even if the operator
had been diligent in reasonable extent. Regulation (2012:860).
20 a of the conditions to be dealt
allowances without payment are not complied with, the applicant shall
Please refer to the market for emissions trading.
Regulation (2011:844).
repealed by regulation 21 (2015:544).
21 a of the New designation by regulation 25 g § (2011:844).
section 22 is repealed by Regulation (2009:910).
section 23 Has been repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
section 24 is repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
section 25 is repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
25 (a) repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
25 (b) repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
25 (c) repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
25 (d) repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
25 repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
25 (f) repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
25 g repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
section 26 is repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
section 27 Has been repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
section 28 was repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
section 29 is repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
section 30 is repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
section 31 Has been repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
repealed by regulation 32 (2015:544).
32 (a) repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
Allocation to existing facilities during the trading period
2013-2020
32 (b) of the 32 c-32 e § § provides for the principles of
calculating the allocation of emission allowances to existing
plants during the trading period 2013-2020.
The quantity of allowances are calculated for each facility
the operator is assigned each year during the trading period
with the number of allowances for the year.
Regulation (2011:844).
32 c section to existing facilities during the trading period
2013-2020 should be awarded allowances without payment
for the period 2013-2020, the application shall be submitted no later than 15
September 2011. Regulation (2011:844).
paragraph 32 (d) for the calculation of the allocation of allowances to the
for each existing facility during the trading period 2013-2020
established a historic level of activity that should be
the resort's activity during
1. the period 2005-2008, or
2. the period 2009-2010, if the activity was higher than in the
2005-2008.
The historical level of activity shall be determined in accordance with
articles 9.2-9.9 and annex III to Commission decision
allocation of emission rights without payment.
Regulation (2011:844).
32 e § allocation of emission allowances to existing
plants during the trading period 2013-2020 should be calculated
in accordance with articles 4(2) and 10(2)-14 and annex I, II, and VI
to the Commission decision on the allocation of allowances
without payment. Regulation (2011:844).
The allocation to new entrants during the trading period 2013-2020
paragraph 32 (f) Principles for the calculation of the allocation of
allowances to new entrants during the trading period 2013-
2020 follows from 32 g-32 (j) sections.
The quantity of allowances are calculated for each new participant
the operator is assigned each year during the trading period
with the number of allowances for the year.
Regulation (2011:844).
section 32 g new participants during the trading period 2013-2020
are allocated allowances without payment under article 19(4) of
Commission decision on the allocation of allowances free of
payment and article 10A(7) of trading directive. Assignment
place until the allowances in reserve runs out. A
application for the award must be made within one year after the start date
for normal operation of the establishment concerned, or
some plant. Regulation (2011:844).
32 h § Before assignment to a new participant during
trading period 2013-2020, the installed
the capacity of the plant and its units to be approved by the
The environmental protection agency. Regulation (2011:844).
32 section to calculate the allocation of allowances to the
for each new participant during the trading period 2013-2020
established a level of activity. The level of activity should be determined
According to article 18(1) and (2) of the Commission's decision on the
allocation of emission rights without payment.
In the case of new entrants due to a significant
increase of capacity carried out after 30 June 2011,
the level of activity should be set only for the added
the capacity of the installations concerned by
the increase in capacity. Regulation (2011:844).
32 j § allocation of allowances to new entrants
during the trading period 2013-2020 should be calculated in accordance with article
19.1-5 of Commission decision on allocating emission allowances
without payment.
In the case of new entrants due to a significant
increase of capacity carried out after 30 June 2011, a
some fixed installed capacity for capacity increase
considered to be part of the resort's original installed
capacity in the assessment of a possible subsequent
capacity change. Regulation (2011:844).
Reduction of capacity and the cessation of business for
trading period 2013-2020
section 32 k At a significant capacity reduction after 30 June
2011, the operator shall provide details of the reduced
capacity and the installed capacity that some plant
have after the reduction in capacity. The data shall be submitted to the
The environmental protection agency and be verified according to § 19 e.
Regulation (2011:844).
section 32 l At a significant capacity reduction after 30 June
2011 will be a new activity level should be established only for the
reduced capacity at the part installations
affected by the reduction. Regulation (2011:844).
32 m § significant capacity reduction will cause the
the allocation of emission allowances to be changed
1. from 2013 onwards, if the capacity reduction took place before the
January 1, 2013, or
2. from the year following the year the capacity reduced, if
capacity reduction took place after 1 January 2013.
The change will be calculated in accordance with article 21(2) of the Commission
decision on the allocation of emission rights without payment.
After a significant reduction in capacity to some fixed
installed capacity is considered to be part of the plant
original installed capacity in assessing a
any subsequent change in capacity.
Regulation (2011:844).
32 n § when calculating the allocation of allowances must
operations at a facility are considered to have ceased, if
1. the permit for emissions of greenhouse gases has been revoked
or for other reasons have ceased,
2. the authorisation for activities under the environmental code has
revoked, or for other reasons have ceased or, if
the business is notifiable under the environmental code,
the business has been banned,
3. it is technically impossible to operate the plant, or
resume the operation of the plant, or
4. the operation has stopped and the operator can not display
that operation will be resumed within six months from the
that operation ended.
The time of the first paragraph 4 may be extended up to a maximum of 18 months
If the operator can demonstrate that the reason for the operation
cannot be resumed within six months due to circumstances
outside the operator's control that could not have
avoided even if the operator had been diligent in
reasonable extent. Until it is established that the operation
will be resumed, the issuance of allowances to
the plant suspended. Regulation (2011:844).
32 o § as set out in paragraph 32 n 4 shall not apply to
for installations that are held in reserve, the standby or the operating
According to a seasonal schedule, if
1. the operator is authorised to discharge of
greenhouse gases and has registered the business in accordance with the environmental code
or has permission to the activities under the environmental code,
2. it is technically possible to take the plant in operation without
physical changes to the facility, and
3. the plant is subject to regular maintenance.
Regulation (2011:844).
32 p § When operations at a facility are considered to have ceased
According to § 32 n get any allocation of allowances will not be
beginning with calendar year after termination.
Regulation (2011:844).
32 q § when calculating the allocation of allowances must
operations at a facility are considered to have ceased in part on a
some facility reduces the level of activity by at least 50%
compared with the level of activity defined under 32 d,
32 in or 32 l § (initial activity level). This applies to
but only if the part holding before the decrease contributed
at least 30 per cent of the allocation of
allowances or with an allocation of more than 50 000
allowances. Regulation (2011:844).
32 r § When operations at a facility are considered to have ceased
partly according to § 32 q to the allocation of allowances
is amended as follows:
1. If the activity level is reduced by 50-75 percent compared with
the original activity, part only
assigned half of the number of allowances
some plant originally assigned,
2. If the activity level decreases by 75-90 per cent compared to the
the original activity, part only
assigned 25% of the number of allowances
some plant originally assigned, and
3. If the activity level is reduced by 90% or more as compared
with the original level of activity, some not
assigned to any allowances.
The assignment should be changed from the calendar year after the
that business is deemed to have ceased in part or, if
the operation is considered to have ceased in part before 1 January 2013,
from 2013 onwards. Regulation (2011:844).
32 s section Of the level of activity in some plant has decreased
According to § 32 q and then increases, the allocation of
allowances to the facility is amended as follows:
1. If the activity level reaches up to a level that is higher than 50
percent compared to the original level of activity,
the plant as of the calendar year following the year in which the
the activity level exceeded the threshold of 50 percent allocated to it
number of allowances which the originally given, and
2. If the activity level reaches up to a level that is higher than 25
percent compared to the original level of activity,
the plant as of the calendar year following the year in which the
the activity level exceeded the threshold of 25% is assigned
half of the number of allowances it originally
given. Regulation (2011:844).
National listing and notification to the European Commission
32 t § Naturvårdsverket,
1. develop a proposal to the national list
referred to in Chapter 3. section 2 of the Act (2004:1199) on trade in
allowances and then apply articles 6 and 15 (2) of
Commission decision on the allocation of allowances free of
payment, and
2. After deciding on the allocation referred to in Chapter 3. paragraph 3 of the
the law on emissions trading, report to the European
the Commission, the final list of the allowances
awarded annually without payment during the trading period
2013-2020. Regulation (2011:844).
32 u § Before the environmental protection agency changes the allocation of
allowances to a facility, the Agency shall inform
The European Commission of such changes by a fixed
capacity, activity level or operation that affects
the resort's assignment and communicate to the Commission a
revised calculation of the number of allowances
tentatively scheduled to be assigned to the plant.
Regulation (2011:844).
32 v § environmental protection agency shall, without delay, inform the European
the Commission of the preliminary allocation of
allowances to new entrants during the trading period
2013-2020. Regulation (2011:844).
32 w § when the European Commission according to Article 10a. 13 in
trading directive has established the list of sectors
and some sectors where there is significant risk of
carbon leakage, the environmental protection agency within three months
1. undertake a review of the proposal to list the work
developed according to § 32 t,
2. update the list so that any changes to the
the risk of carbon leakage from the plants and
some plants,
3. update the list so that any impact on the
number of allowances which is tentatively assigned, and
4. notify the updated list to the Commission.
Regulation (2011:844).
33 section 32 a of the New designation by Regulation (2011:844).
Assignment to flight operations
33 a of the allocation of emission rights without payment to flight operations are done as ordinary assignment or allocation from the reserve. Regulation (2015:544).
33 b of the Annual Award is given to the operator or
intends to conduct a flight activity for some
trading period and the operation is a continuation of a
activities during the calendar year which expired two
years before the trading period. Regulation (2009:910).
§ 33 c Allocation from the reserve are made to the operator
or intends to conduct a flight activity for some
trading period and
1. the operation has begun after the end of the
calendar year ending two years before the beginning of trade,
or
2. the number of tonne-kilometres in the business from the calendar year
that ended two years prior to the beginning of trade and to
the second calendar year trading period has increased with
an average of more than 18 percent per year.
Allocation from the reserve is not made if the commencement or
the increase is a continuation, in whole or in part on a
flight activities previously carried out by another
operators. Regulation (2009:910).
section 33 (d) an application for an ordinary assignment to 1. indicate the number of tonne-kilometres, the activities included in the calendar year ending two years before the start of trade, and
2. be submitted to the environmental protection agency last 21 months before the trading period allocation relates. Regulation (2015:544).
33 e § application for allocation from the reserve shall include
an indication of how many tonne-km activities included
during the second calendar year trading period.
If the application is based on such an increase of the
scope referred to in paragraph 33 (c) 2, the application shall
also include information on magnitude. The data
shall relate to the difference between the number of tonne-kilometres during the
calendar year ending two years before the trading period beginning
and the second calendar year trading period. The difference
shall be expressed as a percentage increase, increase in
number of tonne-kilometres. The application shall also be specified how much of the
growth rate, expressed in tonne-kilometres, which is greater than the
average percentage increase referred to in paragraph 33 (c)
subparagraph 2.
The application shall be submitted to the environmental protection agency by 30 June
during the third calendar year in a trading period.
Regulation (2009:910).
33 f § tonne-kilometre data should be verified by a
Verifier accredited for indication under
European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) no 765/2008 of the
9 July 2008 setting out the requirements for accreditation and market surveillance
relating to the marketing of products and repealing
Regulation (EEC) No 339/93 and the law (2011:791) if
accreditation and technical control.
Regulation (2011:823).
paragraph 33 (g) environmental protection agency shall submit applications to the
The European Commission
1. at the latest 18 months before the beginning of trading, if the application
refers to the regular assignment, and
2. by 31 december of the third calendar year in
trading period, if the application relates to the allocation from the reserve.
Regulation (2009:910).
33 h § when the European Commission has announced the decision on
the benchmark referred to in article 3 (e), trade
paragraph 3, the environmental protection agency estimate how large regular
the award that each operator should receive for the entire
trading period. The calculation shall be made by the indication of
tonne-kilometres according to § 33 d multiplied by the benchmark.
The environmental protection agency must also calculate how large the assignment
gets per year to each operator.
The environmental protection agency, no later than three months after the
The European Commission announced its decision on the benchmark
do their calculation, shall decide on the allocation in accordance with
the calculation and publication of the results of the calculation.
Regulation (2009:910).
section 33 of the environmental protection agency, no later than three months after the European Commission has decided on the benchmark under article 3f. 5 in trading directive, calculate the total allocation for each operator from the reserve and how large the assignment shall be annually, decide on the allocation in accordance with the calculations and the results of them.
The calculation of 1. the total allocations to be made by multiplying the benchmark a) with indication of the tonne-kilometres in the application, if the operation has begun after the end of the calendar year ending two years before the beginning of trade, or (b)) with that part of the increase in tonne-kilometres exceeding 18 per cent, the number of tonne-kilometres in business has increased by an average of more than 18 percent per year from the calendar year ending two years before the trade beginning to the second calendar year trading period , and
2. the annual appropriations shall be made by the total quantity of allowances to be allocated to the operator is divided by the number of full calendar years remaining in the trading period.
The award, based on a calculation according to the second subparagraph, 1(b) must never exceed one million allowances.
Regulation (2015:544).
33 j section of operators who benefit from the exemption provided for in
17 f §, Swedish environmental protection agency
1. reduce the allocation of allowances in accordance with 33 h and 33
sections with a number of allowances equal to the amount of
released CO2 in tonnes from the flights that are excluded,
and
2. by 1 January 2014, disclose how big
the assignment will be to each operator per year during
period 2013-2016. Regulation (2014:300).
Record keeping of allowances and fees for account-keeping
34 § the Swedish Energy Agency may provide for
the procedure for application for the account, and the application for entry in the
Union registry. Regulation (2012:508).
35 § allowances shall be issued by the Swedish Energy Agency
by 28 February of each year beginning in 2005.
36 repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
36 (a) repealed by Regulation (2015:544).
repealed by regulation 37 (2015:544).
38 § the Swedish Energy Agency shall transfer allowances
forfeited in accordance with Chapter 8. section 4 of the Act (2004:1199) if
emissions trading from activity exerts account to
relevant national account (cancellation).
repealed by regulation 39 (2012:508).
40 section of their business with accounting, Swedish Energy Agency 1. of person holding accounts to withdraw application fee of SEK 3 600 and annual fee of 2,000 dollars, 2. for merchant accounts charge filing fee of SEK 3 600 and annual fee of £ 200, and 3. for external trade platform accounts take out application fee with 7 500 SEK.
The application fee must be paid in advance by the applicant for the account. Advance payment is a prerequisite for the application shall be examined. The annual fee shall be paid in advance for each calendar year by the account holder.
Regulation (2015:544).
§ 41 decision of the Swedish Energy Agency for payment of fees
may be enforced under the Enforcement Act.
Provisions of the Recovery Act (1993:891) if
recovery of State assets etc Penalty fee shall
deleted pursuant to lagen (1997:484) If late payment fee.
Approval of project activities and participation
42 § For participation in a project activity is required
project authority approval. Regulation (2015:48).
43 § project activities for joint implementation in the
Sweden requires project authority approval.
Regulation (2015:48).
44 § Project Authority may approve participation referred to
in section 42 or a project activities referred to in section 43 only if
the project participants are parties to the Kyoto Protocol or is
nationals of or domiciled in a country which is a party
to the Kyoto Protocol. Regulation (2015:48).
repealed by regulation 45 (2015:48).
§ 46 If the project is for a hydropower project
a production capacity exceeding 20 MW,
Project Authority approve the participation referred to in paragraph 42
or a project activities referred to in section 43 only if at
the design of the project have been taken into account
the relevant criteria and guidelines referred to in article 11b. 6
in trading directive. Regulation (2015:48).
47 § If the intending to participate in a project request
There, the project authority shall provide rulings on the issue of
approval in accordance with section 43. The ruling is not binding.
Regulation (2015:48).
48 § before the project authority approves a project activity
for joint implementation in Sweden, the project authority
appropriately seek and take into account public and
environmental organisations ' views on the project.
Regulation (2006:1109).
The issuance and transfer of emission reduction units from
project activities in Sweden
49 § Project Authority shall, at the request of the
project officer, issue the number of ERUs
which corresponds to the reduction in emissions of greenhouse gases
established by an accredited Verifier in accordance with paragraph
38 of the annex to decision 9/CMP 1 adopted by the meeting of the parties to the
The Kyoto Protocol. Regulation (2006:1109).
50 § emission reduction units may not be issued for reduced
emissions of greenhouse gases that are the result of a
project activities on a farm or in a flight operations
covered by the Act (2004:1199) on trade in
allowances.
Emission reduction units may be issued for a
project activities at a facility, if
1. project activity results in reduced emissions of
greenhouse gases directly from the plant, and
2. the plant's operators will cancel the number of
allowances equal to the reduced or limited
emissions. Regulation (2009:910).
51 § emission reduction units may be issued for
project activities which indirectly reduces emissions from a
facility that requires a permit for emissions of carbon dioxide
According to Chapter 2. Act (2004:1199) on emissions trading
only on the condition that the corresponding quantity of allowances
cancelled in the reserve allocated to new entrants in accordance with
section 26. Regulation (2006:1109).
§ 52 Of emission reduction units shall be distributed to several
project participants shall the promoter must submit an agreement on
the acquisition of emission reduction units which shows how
emission reduction units shall be allocated among the
the project participants. Regulation (2006:1109).
53 § Project Authority shall after issuing transfer emission reduction units to project the participant's account. If there are several project members and project participants produced a contract pursuant to section 52, the project authority transfer of emission reduction units in accordance with the breakdown as shown in the contract. Regulation (2015:544).
section 54 if more emission reduction units issued than
transferred pursuant to § 53, these shall remain with
Project Authority until the promoter must submit a new
Agreement for the acquisition of emission reduction units.
Regulation (2006:1109).
Surrender of emission reduction units and certified
emissions reductions
Provisions for facilities
repealed by regulation 55 (2015:544).
section 56 an operator of an existing plant in
trading period 2008-2012, which has been in operation before 1
January 2006 for emissions in 2008-2012 instead of
allowances shall submit as many emission reduction units
and certified emission reductions in total for the five
years correspond to a maximum of 50% of the amount of carbon dioxide
released in 2006, according to the verified report
Filed under Chapter 5. section 1 of the Act (2004:1199) on trade in
allowances. If it has not filed such a report,
the supervisory authority's decision on emissions in 2006 according to
Chapter 5. 2 a of the same law be based on the number of
emission reduction units and certified emission reductions
that may be submitted during the period.
The first subparagraph shall not apply if the facility during the period
1 January-30 June 2006 has been extended or altered in terms of
the resort's nature or function in a manner referred to
in paragraph 7 of the second-fourth subparagraphs. In such a case,
the operator responsible for emissions in 2008-2012 instead
submit as many emission allowances
emission reduction units and certified emission reductions
as in all of the five years is equivalent to not more than 50% of
the number of allocated allowances for 2007.
Regulation (2011:844).
56 a of an operator of an existing plant in
trading period 2013-2020, which has been in operation for
the period 1 January-30 June 2006, of the emissions during
2008-2012 instead of allowances shall submit as many
emission reduction units and certified emission reductions
as in all of the five years is equivalent to not more than 50% of
the number of allocated allowances for 2007.
Regulation (2011:844).
paragraph 56 (b) an operator of an existing plant in
trading period 2008-2012, the emissions in 2008-2012 in
rather than allowances shall submit as many
emission reduction units and certified emission reductions
that total represents less than 10 percent of the number of
allocated allowances for the period, if it
plant
1. not submitted any validated report on emissions
in 2006 according to Chapter 5. section 1 of the Act (2004:1199) on trade in
allowances, and
2. has not taken any decision on emissions in 2006
According to Chapter 5. 2 a of the same law. Regulation (2011:844).
paragraph 56 (c) of the number of emission reduction units and certified
emissions reductions may be submitted according to the 56-56 (b) § §
a total of more than 9 926 645 tons of carbon dioxide,
the number shall be reduced proportionately for all existing
plants during the trading period 2008-2012 so as not
above the crowd. Regulation (2011:844).
56 d § A new participant during the trading period 2008-2012, for
emissions in 2008-2012 instead of allowances
submit as many emission reduction units and certified
emission reductions in total, equivalent to not more than 10 per cent
the number of allowances for the period.
Regulation (2011:844).
56 e § environmental protection agency shall decide on the maximum number of
emission reduction units and certified emission reductions
as a single operator for emissions in the years
2008-2012 must submit instead of allowances according to 56-
56 d sections. Before the environmental protection agency decides to really give
the operator has the opportunity to comment on a proposal
for a decision. Regulation (2007:742).
Provisions for aircraft
56 f § to fulfill its obligation under Chapter 6. 1 §
Act (2004:1199) on emissions trading to surrender
a number of allowances corresponding to emissions, a
an operator who conducts flight operations instead
forward the quantity of CERs
or emission reduction units. Regulation (2009:910).
Common provisions
57 § an operator must not instead of
allowances and submit the emission reduction units
certified emission reductions accruing from
project activities relating to
1. absorption of carbon dioxide through the land use, land-use change
land use change and forestry, or
2. nuclear installations. Regulation (2006:1109).
Special examination
58 § Project Authority may request such a review as
referred to in paragraphs 35 and 39 of the annex to decision 9/CMP 1
adopted by the meeting of the parties to the Kyoto Protocol and paragraphs 41
and 65 of annex to decision 3/CMP 1 adopted by the parties to the
The Kyoto Protocol. Regulation (2006:1109).
Other provisions
Fees
59 § the environmental protection agency to give the operator the opportunity to comment before the environmental protection agency decides to levy such a charge referred to in Chapter 8. 5 a – 6 §§ Act (2004:1199) on emissions trading. Regulation (2015:544).
60 § A fee referred to in article 59 shall be paid
within thirty days after the decision has become final.
Regulation (2006:1332).
Appropriations
61 section environmental protection agency may announce 1. the details of that data on construction and organization description, emission factors, activity data and measurement policies, other information should be included in an application for a permit to emissions of carbon dioxide, about the content of the application, if the procedures for electronic application pursuant to Chapter 2.
section 4 of the Act (2004:1199) on emissions trading and about the conditions in the permit decision pursuant to Chapter 2. paragraph 7 of the same law, 2. detailed rules concerning the information to be provided in an application for approval of a plan for monitoring, 3. the methods of the data if the capacity data for facilities and some facilities, historical activity levels, greenhouse gas emissions, waste, imported and exported measurable heating and other information should be included in an application for an allocation of allowances, and about the content of the application as to the remainder, 4. detailed rules concerning the procedure for proportional space data on different plants, 5. detailed rules for monitoring and reporting referred to in Chapter 5. section 3 of the law on emissions trading, 6. regulations on the requirements of an accredited Verifier and the tasks the Verifier shall perform, 7. detailed rules on how the information contained in an application for the award and shall be provided as well as on methodological report procedures for electronic filing, and
8. detailed rules concerning the information to be provided in connection with the planned changes of the business.
The environmental protection agency and the Swedish Energy Agency may, within their areas of responsibility, communicate additional regulations for enforcement of the law on emissions trading and the rules necessary for the implementation of this regulation. Regulation (2015:544).
section 62 the Swedish Energy Agency may announce detailed rules
If the prerequisites for participation in project activities and on
issuance of emission reduction units.
Regulation (2006:1332).
Publication and an operating ban in respect of infringements
63 § environmental protection agency shall publish the names of the
an operator who does not surrender sufficient
allowances pursuant to Chapter 6. section 1 of the Act (2004:1199)
the emissions trading scheme. The announcement shall be made by a
press release referring to the Agency's electronic
home page.
In Chapter 9. paragraph 5 of the same law provides for when
the disclosure may be made. Regulation (2006:1332).
63 a of a request as referred to in Chapter 8. 8 a of the Act (2004:1199)
If the emissions trading scheme should contain
1. a description of the circumstances which are the basis
for the request,
2. information on the measures taken,
3. the reasons for a ban is
necessary, and
4. a recommendation on the scope of the ban
and the conditions under which it should be combined with Regulation (2009:910).
63 b of the environmental protection agency must inform the Transport Agency on 1. a request for proposal for an operating ban has been submitted to the Government in accordance with Chapter 8. 8 a of the Act (2004:1199) on emissions trading, and 2. The European Commission has adopted an operating ban pursuant to article 16.10 in trading directive.
Regulation (2015:544).
Appeal
64 § provision for appeals, see Chapter 9. the law
(2004:1199) on emissions trading. In the case of decisions
According to section 56 (e), see 22 a of the Administrative Procedure Act (1986:223)
provisions for an appeal to the administrative court.
Regulation (2007:742).
Transitional provisions
2004:1205
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2005. By
the regulation repeals Regulation (2004:657) for emissions of
carbon dioxide.
2. licence applications submitted before the entry into force of this
Regulation shall be dealt with and assessed according to the corresponding
older provisions.
2006:645
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2006. Older
rules applicable to the trading period 2005-2007.
2006:1109
This Regulation shall enter into force on 15 February 2006. For
trading period 2005-2007, section 9 shall apply in its older
version.
2009:910
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 27 August 2009.
2. For the period prior to January 1, 2013 to
(a)) an application for the regular allocation under section 33 (d),
indicate how many tonne-km activity
included in 2010 and submitted by 31 March 2011, if
the application relates to the allocation for the period from 1
January 2012 to 31 december 2012, and
b) applications for annual allocation shall be given to the
The European Commission pursuant to § 33 g by 30 June
2011, if applied for allocation for the period from
1 January 2011 to 31 december 2012.
3. for emissions in 2012, an operator at
application of 56 f § submit no more than so many
emission reduction units and certified
emission reductions in total, equal to 15% of
the number of allowances to be
submit.
4. The provisions of paragraph (a), (c), 33 33 33 33 33 (e), (g) and sections that
relates to the allocation from the reserve shall apply for the first time for
the trading period starting in 2013.
2011:844
1. this Regulation shall enter into force on 15 January 2012 in the case
about 19 g and in General on 11 July 2011.
Regulation (2011:1593).
2. Older rules still apply when assessing
decision given before July 11, 2011.
2014:300
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 10 June.
2. The new provisions should be applied for the period from and
30 april 2014.
Annex 1
Years as the plant Distribution founding emissions
been in operation or
data is missing
in 1998 the sum of emissions in 1999-2001/3
in 1999 the sum of emissions for 2000-2001/2
2000 the sum of emissions 2001-2002/2
in 2001 the total of emissions in 2002-2003/2
Regulation (2009:1327).
Annex II this annex contains descriptions of activities with emissions of greenhouse gases. The following instructions apply for determining whether an activity falls within the scope of a description.
Instruction 1-Operator with several activities: If an operator carries out several activities falling under the same company description and within the same establishment, the activities are considered to be a business with the production capacity of the activities together. In the case of incineration plants, with production capacity refers to the rated thermal input of installations.
Instruction 2 – calculation of input power: When the total input power is calculated, the input power are aggregated in all technical devices that burn fuel in the plant. Such devices can be all kinds of boilers, burners, turbines, heaters, process furnaces, incinerators, kilns, ovens, rust, heating ovens, dryers, engines, fuel cells, devices for tvåstegsförbränning, devices for carbon capture, flares, and thermal or catalytic after-burning devices. In the calculation shall not include devices where the input power is less than 3 megawatts, where it incinerated consists only of biomass or where fossil fuels are used only at startup and shutdown.
Instruction 3 – rated compared to the threshold: If a device is used for a business whose threshold is not expressed in terms of total input power, the threshold for these activities take precedence in determining whether the business is licensed or not.
Instruction 4-scope of authorisation when the threshold has been exceeded: If a facility exceeds the threshold of capacity in any of our operational descriptions in sections 1 to 27, all units that burn fuel in addition to devices for the incineration of hazardous waste or household waste included in the permit for emissions of greenhouse gases.
Business descriptions
Description 1. Emissions of carbon dioxide from a combustion plant
1. have a total rated over 20 megawatts, or 2. have a rated thermal input below 20 megawatts and is a) connected to a district heating network with a total rated thermal input exceeding 20 MW, and b) approved by the European Commission under article 24 of the trading directive.
Despite what is stated in instruction 4 is subject to an incineration plant for incineration of hazardous waste or household waste only if the plant is a waste energy plant. With household waste and hazardous waste "means the same as in chapter 15. section 2 of the environmental code and the waste regulation (2011:927).
Description 2. Emissions of carbon dioxide from a mineral oil refinery.
With mineral oil refinery "means a facility that includes all production and combustion activities directly associated with the refining of mineral oil.
Description 3. Emissions of carbon dioxide from a coking plant.
With a coking plant, a facility that includes all production and combustion activities directly associated with the production of Coke. Coke ovens may be included in the integrated steel mills, which technically speaking is directly linked to installations for the production and processing of ferrous metals.
Description 4. Carbon dioxide emissions from a facility for roasting, sintering or pelletisation of sulphide ore or metal ore.
Description 5. Carbon dioxide emissions from a facility for the production of pig iron or steel primary or secondary production through continuous casting, if production capacity exceeding 2.5 tonnes per hour.
Description 6. Emissions of carbon dioxide from a rolling mill, a warming oven, a heat treatment furnace, a forge, a foundry, a plant for coating or pickling, or other facility, about 1. the activity involves the production or processing of ferrous metals and ferro-alloys, and 2. It is used in the operation of one or more combustion units with a total rated thermal input greater than 20 megawatts.
Description 7. Emissions of carbon dioxide or perfluorocarbons from a facility for primary aluminium production.
Description 8. Carbon dioxide emissions from a facility for secondary aluminium production, if the operations are used one or more combustion units with a total rated thermal input greater than 20 megawatts.
Description 9. Emissions of carbon dioxide from a production or combustion process that is directly associated with the production of alloys, refining, casting or other production by any other metal than iron, if the operations are used one or more combustion units with a total rated thermal input, including fuels used as reducing agents, which is larger than 20 megawatts.
Description 10. Carbon dioxide emissions from the production of cement clinker, if production is 1. in a furnace with a production capacity exceeding 50 tonnes per day, if the furnace is not a rotary kilns, or 2. in a rotary kilns with a production capacity exceeding 500 tonnes per day.
Description 11. Carbon dioxide emissions from the production of lime or firing of dolomite or magnesite, if production or burning occurs 1. in a furnace with a production capacity exceeding 50 tonnes per day, if the furnace is not a rotary kilns, or 2. in a rotary kiln.
Description 12. Emissions of carbon dioxide from a plant intended for the production of glass fiber or other production of the glass, if the melting capacity exceeding 20 tonnes per day.
Description 13. Carbon dioxide emissions from the manufacture of ceramic roofing tiles, bricks, refractory bricks, tiles, stoneware, porcelain and other ceramic products by firing, if production capacity exceeding 75 tonnes per day.
Description 14. Carbon dioxide emissions from a facility for the manufacture of insulating material by mineral fibres made of glass, stone or slag, if melting capacity exceeding 20 tonnes per day.
Description 15. Carbon dioxide emissions from a facility for drying or firing of gypsum or plaster boards or other manufacture of plaster products, if the operations are used one or more combustion units with a total rated thermal input greater than 20 megawatts.
Description 16. Carbon dioxide emissions from a facility for the production of pulp from timber or other fibrous materials.
Description 17. Carbon dioxide emissions from a facility for the manufacture of paper or cardboard, if production capacity exceeding 20 tonnes per day.
Description 18. Carbon dioxide emissions from a facility for
through carbonisation of the oil, tar, kracknings or by-products, or other organic substance producing carbon black, about 1. the complex includes all production and combustion processes for the production of carbon black, and
2. it is used in the operation of one or more combustion units with a total rated thermal input greater than 20 megawatts.
Description 18 a. Emissions of carbon dioxide or nitrous oxide from a plant for the production of nitric acid.
Description 19. Emissions of carbon dioxide or nitrous oxide from a plant for the production of adipic acid.
Description 20. Emissions of carbon dioxide or nitrous oxide from a plant for the production of glyoxal or glyoxalsyra.
Description 21. Carbon dioxide emissions from a facility for the production of ammonia.
Description 22. Carbon dioxide emissions from a facility that by cracking, reforming, partial or full oxidation or similar processes produce an organic baskemikalie, if production capacity exceeding 100 tonnes per day.
Description 23. Carbon dioxide emissions from a facility that by reforming or partial oxidation to produce hydrogen or synthesis gas, if production capacity exceeding 25 tonnes per day.
Description 24. Carbon dioxide emissions from a facility for the production of sodium carbonate or sodium bicarbonate.
Description 25. Carbon dioxide emissions from a facility for geological storage of carbon dioxide, if storage means that the plant is subject to licensing requirements under the environmental assessment Regulation (2013:251).
Description 26. Emissions of carbon dioxide from a pipeline designed to transport CO2 to such storage facility as described in 25.
Description 27. Carbon dioxide emissions from a facility that is designed to separate carbon dioxide from a facility described in 1-24 so that the gas can be transported by such a pipeline described in 26.
Regulation (2015:544).
