Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The Commission has just published the criteria for allocating greenhouse gas emission allowances to airlines.
• The ETS is a scheme for trading greenhouse gas emission allowances.
• Thanks to the energy saving and the maintenance intervention scheduling, it decreases fossil fuel consumption, thus reducing greenhouse gas emission in the atmosphere.
• These measures will include free allocation of greenhouse gas emission allowances to energy
• Directive 2003/87/EC, as amended by Directive 2009/29/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council [2], provides that auctioning should be the basic principle for allocation of greenhouse gas emission allowances.
• Wood absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and greenhouse gas emission is already reduced to a minimum when transforming solid wood into panels.
• It consists of businesses, agencies, associations and local authorities committed to reaching the greenhouse gas emission reduction targets fixed in the Kyoto Protocol.
• To reduce distortions of economic incentives and competition and avoid greenhouse gas emission leakage, restrictions on the use of these international credits are justified.

• Climate Change Mitigation will focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions;
• These gases account for 2% of greenhouse gas emissions but are expected to increase.
• Latvia also has the lowest per capita greenhouse gas emissions of all 27 Member States.
• The trend in Community greenhouse gas emissions is alarming.
• Reducing greenhouse gas emissions helps fulfil part of that responsibility.
• Australia court rules that greenhouse gas emissions can't be ignored
• Less greenhouse gas emissions will mean less spending for citizens.
• More reductions of greenhouse gas emissions will be implemented in 2015.