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Overview of the European Union National Allocation Plans (NAP II)
FutureCamp, 30 March 2007

Note: This news item has been superceded by an Update (6 November 2008)

The European Commission recently took decisions on the national plans of the Czech Republic, Poland and France for allocating CO2 emission allowances for the 2008-2012 trading period of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme. The cap for the Czech Republic was cut to 86.6 million tonnes of CO2, 14.8% lower than proposed. For Poland the cap was cut to 208.5 million tonnes of CO2, 26.7% lower than proposed. The proposal for the cap of France (132.8 million tonnes of CO2) was accepted by the European Commission. All three national plans were approved on condition that some technical changes will be made.

Country
Allocation
2005-2007
[Mio EUA p.a. incl. NER]
Emissions
2005
[Mio t CO2]
Allocation
2008-2012
[Mio EUA p.a. incl. NER]
Change between 1. & 2. Period
Share of NAP II in Kyoto commitment
Status
NAP II
Belgium
66
55
59
-11%
46%
approved
Bulgaria
n.a.
n.a.
56
n.a.
-
not submitted yet
Denmark
35
26
25
-29%
45%
not submitted yet
Germany
499
474
453
-9%
47%
approved
Estonia
20
13
24
25%
62%
under examination
Finland
46
33
40
-15%
56%
under examination
France
157
131
133
-15%
24%
approved
Greece
74
71
69
-7%
50%
approved
Ireland
22
22
21
-5%
34%
approved
Italy
235
223
209
-11%
43%
under examination
Latvia
5
3
3
-28%
14%
approved
Lithuania
12
7
9
-28%
20%
approved
Luxembourg
3
3
3
-21%
30%
approved
Malta
3
2
2
-28%
-
approved
Netherlands
95
85
86
-10%
45%
approved
Austria
33
33
33
-2%
48%
under examination
Poland
239
203
209
-13%
52%
approved
Portugal
41
36
38
-8%
49%
under examination
Romania
n.a.
n.a.
98
n.a.
-
under examination
Slovenia
9
9
8
-6%
45%
approved
Slovakia
31
25
31
1%
46%
approved
Sweden
23
19
23
0%
30%
approved
Spain
174
183
152
-13%
46%
approved
Czech Republic
98
83
87
-11%
56%
approved
UK
245
242
246
0%
36%
approved
Hungary
32
26
31
-3%
27%
under examination
Cyprus
6
5
8
35%
-
not submitted yet
Total
2,199
2,009
2,154

Created: 30.3.2007  FutureCamp logo

Sources: European Commission, PointCarbon, FutureCamp