Republikens presidents förordning om skötseln i landskapet Åland av vissa förvaltningsuppgifter som rör handel med utsläppsrätter avseende växthusgaser
This provision says the regulation concerns the handling in Åland of administrative tasks related to trade in emission allowances.
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- 87
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This provision says the regulation concerns the handling in Åland of administrative tasks related to trade in emission allowances. Ålands landskapsregering must decide the list of installations and the emissions allowances for each, with reasons, and it also decides on allocating, granting, changing, adjusting, and cancelling emissions allowances. I landskapet Åland sköter Energimarknadsverket vissa förvaltningsuppgifter om utsläppshandelsregistret samt övervakning och kontroll av utsläpp. Energimarknadsverket is to be reimbursed for costs linked to the administration tasks in section 3 concerning the register in Åland, according to an agreement between the regional government of Åland and Energimarknadsverket. This regulation enters into force on 10 February 2006 and applies to greenhouse-gas emission allowance trading in the landscape from 1 January 2005.
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