Each member state of the European Union (EU) has a national emissions trading registry for greenhouse gas allowances.

This ranges from the carbon footprint of nearly everything to a super-granular breakdown of national emissions.

So a cap on total national emissions makes sense.

Existing mandatory Federal and State schemes that overlap with and duplicate the national emissions trading scheme should be abolished or phased out.

Exhibit 3 presents total national emissions of NOx and SO2 from all sectors, including power.

New NYUP sub region and national average non-baseload emissions rates updated.

The U.S. inventory report also describes the procedures used to quantify national emissions, as well as a description of trends in emissions since 1990.

The Commission therefore welcomes measures taken by Member States to reduce national emissions in order to meet their burden-sharing target.

There are also the negotiations on the national emissions ceilings limits which we are expecting the Commission to bring forward as quickly as possible.

Coupling this proposal with the national emissions ceilings limits and with IPPC we can do that.