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Commission Decision of 27 April 2011 determining transitional Union-wide rules for harmonised free allocation of emission allowances pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (notified under document C(2011) 2772) (2011/278/EU) (repealed) (revoked)

EU Decision 2011/278 · Adopted 27 April 2011 · Extends to United Kingdom

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Commission Decision

of 27 April 2011

determining transitional Union-wide rules for harmonised free allocation of emission allowances pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council

(notified under document C(2011) 2772)

(2011/278/EU) (repealed) (revoked)

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Decision revoked (1.1.2024) by Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Act 2023 (c. 28), ss. 1(1), 22(3), Sch. 1 Pt. 2 (with s. 1(3)(4)); S.I. 2023/1363, reg. 2

Contents

  1. Chapter I: GENERAL PROVISIONS Repealed
  2. 1Subject matter Repealed
  3. 2Scope Repealed
  4. 3Definitions Repealed
  5. 4Competent authority and rounding Repealed
  6. Chapter II: INCUMBENT INSTALLATIONS Repealed
  7. 5Identification of installations Repealed
  8. 6Division into sub-installations Repealed
  9. 7Baseline data collection Repealed
  10. 8Verification Repealed
  11. 9Historical activity level Repealed
  12. 10Allocation at installation level Repealed
  13. 11Allocation in respect of steam cracking Repealed
  14. 12Allocation in respect of vinyl chloride monomer Repealed
  15. 13Heat flows between installations Repealed
  16. 14Exchangeability of fuel and electricity Repealed
  17. Chapter III: ALLOCATION DECISIONS Repealed
  18. 15National Implementation measures Repealed
  19. 16Changes to carbon leakage exposure Repealed
  20. Chapter IV: NEW ENTRANTS AND CLOSURES Repealed
  21. 17Application for free allocation Repealed
  22. 18Activity levels Repealed
  23. 19Allocation to new entrants Repealed
  24. 20Allocation as new entrant following a significant capacity extension Repealed
  25. 21Significant capacity reduction Repealed
  26. 22Cessation of operations of an installation Repealed
  27. 23Partial cessation of operations of an installation Repealed
  28. 24Changes to the operation of an installation Repealed
  29. Chapter V: FINAL PROVISION Repealed
  30. 25Addressees Repealed
  31. Annex I: PRODUCT BENCHMARKS Repealed
  32. 1Definition of product benchmarks and system boundaries without consideration of exchangeability of fuel and electricity Repealed
  33. 2Definition of product benchmarks and system boundaries with consideration of exchangeability of fuel and electricity Repealed
  34. 3Heat and fuel benchmarks Repealed
  35. Annex II: SPECIFIC PRODUCT BENCHMARKS Repealed
  36. 1Refineries benchmark: CWT functions Repealed
  37. 2Aromatics benchmark: CWT functions Repealed
  38. Annex III: HISTORICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL FOR SPECIFIC PRODUCT BENCHMARKS AS REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 9(7) Repealed
  39. 1Member States shall determine the product-related historical activity level for the baseline period for products to which the refinery benchmark as referred to in Annex I applies on the basis of the different CWT functions, their definitions, the basis for throughput as well as the CWT factors as listed in Annex II according to the following formula: Repealed
  40. 2Member States shall determine the product-related historical activity level for the baseline period for products to which the lime product benchmark as referred to in Annex I applies according to the following formula: Repealed
  41. 3Member States shall determine the product-related historical activity level for the baseline period for products to which the dolime product benchmark as referred to in Annex I applies according to the following formula: Repealed
  42. 4Member States shall determine the product-related historical activity level for the baseline period for products to which the steam cracking product benchmark as referred to in Annex I applies according to the following formula: Repealed
  43. 5Member States shall determine the product-related historical activity level for the baseline period for products to which the aromatics product benchmark as referred to in Annex I applies on the basis of the different CWT functions, their definitions, the basis for throughput as well as the CWT factors as listed in Annex II according to the following formula: Repealed
  44. 6Member States shall determine the product-related historical activity level for the baseline period for products to which the hydrogen product benchmark as referred to in Annex I applies according to the following formula: Repealed
  45. 7Member States shall determine the product-related historical activity level for the baseline period for products to which the synthesis gas (syngas) product benchmark as referred to in Annex I applies according to the following formula: Repealed
  46. 8Member States shall determine the product-related historical activity level for the baseline period for products to which the ethylene oxide/ethylene glycols product benchmark as referred to in Annex I applies according to the following formula: Repealed
  47. Annex IVPARAMETERS FOR BASELINE DATA COLLECTION FOR INCUMBENT INSTALLATIONS Repealed
  48. Annex VAnnex V Repealed
  49. Annex VIAnnex VI Repealed

1Subject matterF1

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2ScopeF1

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3DefinitionsF1

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4Competent authority and roundingF1

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5Identification of installationsF1

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6Division into sub-installationsF1

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7Baseline data collectionF1

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8VerificationF1

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9Historical activity levelF1

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10Allocation at installation levelF1

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11Allocation in respect of steam crackingF1

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12Allocation in respect of vinyl chloride monomerF1

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13Heat flows between installationsF1

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14Exchangeability of fuel and electricityF1

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15National Implementation measuresF1

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16Changes to carbon leakage exposureF1

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17Application for free allocationF1

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18Activity levelsF1

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19Allocation to new entrantsF1

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20Allocation as new entrant following a significant capacity extensionF1

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21Significant capacity reductionF1

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22Cessation of operations of an installationF1

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23Partial cessation of operations of an installationF1

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24Changes to the operation of an installationF1

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25AddresseesF1

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1Definition of product benchmarks and system boundaries without consideration of exchangeability of fuel and electricityF1

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2Definition of product benchmarks and system boundaries with consideration of exchangeability of fuel and electricityF1

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3Heat and fuel benchmarksF1

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1Refineries benchmark: CWT functionsF1

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2Aromatics benchmark: CWT functionsF1

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1Member States shall determine the product-related historical activity level for the baseline period for products to which the refinery benchmark as referred to in Annex I applies on the basis of the different CWT functions, their definitions, the basis for throughput as well as the CWT factors as listed in Annex II according to the following formula:F1

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2Member States shall determine the product-related historical activity level for the baseline period for products to which the lime product benchmark as referred to in Annex I applies according to the following formula:F1

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3Member States shall determine the product-related historical activity level for the baseline period for products to which the dolime product benchmark as referred to in Annex I applies according to the following formula:F1

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4Member States shall determine the product-related historical activity level for the baseline period for products to which the steam cracking product benchmark as referred to in Annex I applies according to the following formula:F1

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5Member States shall determine the product-related historical activity level for the baseline period for products to which the aromatics product benchmark as referred to in Annex I applies on the basis of the different CWT functions, their definitions, the basis for throughput as well as the CWT factors as listed in Annex II according to the following formula:F1

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6Member States shall determine the product-related historical activity level for the baseline period for products to which the hydrogen product benchmark as referred to in Annex I applies according to the following formula:F1

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7Member States shall determine the product-related historical activity level for the baseline period for products to which the synthesis gas (syngas) product benchmark as referred to in Annex I applies according to the following formula:F1

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8Member States shall determine the product-related historical activity level for the baseline period for products to which the ethylene oxide/ethylene glycols product benchmark as referred to in Annex I applies according to the following formula:F1

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Annex IVPARAMETERS FOR BASELINE DATA COLLECTION FOR INCUMBENT INSTALLATIONSF1

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Annex VF1

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Annex VIF1

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