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| Title: | Consultation on the EU Commission's proposals to amend the EU ETS from 2013 |
| Organisation: | Defra |
| Issued: | 13 May 2008 |
| Deadline: | 23 July 2008 OPEN |
| Synopsis: | On 23 January 2008 the European Commission published a package of proposals for tackling climate change and delivering a low carbon economy in Europe. These proposals together aim to implement the decisions agreed by EU Heads of State and Government at the March 2007 Spring European Council, including a 20 per cent reduction in EU GHG emissions by 2020 from 1990 levels, increasing to 30 per cent when there is an international climate agreement; 20 per cent of total EU energy consumption to come... (89 words more) |
| Title: | Proposed UK auction design for use in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme Phase II |
| Author: | Defra |
| Issued: | 16 January 2008 |
| Deadline: | 14 March 2008 CLOSED |
| Synopsis: | This consultation is on Government’s proposed type, form and process for the auction or sale of EU allowances (EUAs) during Phase II. The proposed allocation method already takes account of views expressed during the UK’s March 2005 consultation on allocation of surplus Phase I allowances and the input of an Auctioning Working Group, a small stakeholder group set up to provide views to Government on auction design. |
| Title: | Defra climate change simplification project |
| Organisation: | Defra |
| Issued: | 20 December 2007 |
| Deadline: | 05 March 2008 CLOSED |
| Synopsis: | This consultation is on the recommendations presented in the “Climate Change Instruments: Areas of Overlap and Options for Simplification” report. The report reviews Defra’s three major climate Change instruments - EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS), Climate Change Agreements (CCAs) and the proposed Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) – with a view to eliminating avoidable overlap, simplifying the existing regulation, and ensuring that the regulatory burden on the economy is kept to a... (42 words more) |
| Title: | EU System for the Environmental Technology Verification |
| Author: | EC |
| Organisation: | Environment |
| Issued: | 15 November 2007 |
| Deadline: | 03 February 2008 CLOSED |
| Synopsis: | The Consultation Paper on an EU System for the Environmental Technology Verification provides a short analysis of the issues at stake, the options and main features for an EU scheme and necessary elements of background. The method of response is a time-limited online questionnaire, which doesn’t allow preview of the questions. |
DuPont EKC Technology Ltd - EMAS INTERIM STATEMENT 2006
by DuPont EKC Technology Ltd., East Kilbride;
by DuPont EKC Technology Ltd., East Kilbride;
This interim statement is provided, as required, under the EMAS Regulations EC/761/2001 and as further
specified in the Council Decision EC/681/EC. It provides an update of the environmental events... (261 words more)
EMAS Newsletter - health sector - March 2006
by EMAS helpdesk - European Commission;
by EMAS helpdesk - European Commission;
This newsletter focuses on the health sector, where EMAS registrations have been growing steadily since 2001. The European Commission Environment and Health Action Plan (2004-2010) proposes an... (207 words more)
EMAS and sporting events (2006)
by European Commission;
by European Commission;
Sporting events are unique short-lived happenings that can take various forms, from football championships to the Olympics, from Formula 1 Grand Prix to athletics. However, they have one common... (202 words more)
EMAS Environmental Statement 2004
by Baggeridge Brick Plc, Hartlebury Works Site;
by Baggeridge Brick Plc, Hartlebury Works Site;
In my foreword to the Hartlebury Environmental Statement in 1998, I pointed to Baggeridge Brick’s long record of making concern for the environment a fundamental part of its business strategy. I... (174 words more)
Safety and Environment Report 2004
by Honda;
by Honda;
Environment and Safety remain cornerstones of Honda of the UK Manufacturing Ltd’s (HUM) business. Supported by management standards - EMAS, ISO14001 and OHSAS 18001 – HUM continues to set... (127 words more)
Corporate Social responsibility 2004
by The Co-operative Group;
by The Co-operative Group;
The group’s vision is “To be the world’s most successful consumer co-operative business” Their aims are: to strive for world class levels of business performance; to be open, responsible and... (160 words more)
Environmental Statement(EMAS) 2004
by Cosworth Technology;
by Cosworth Technology;
Cosworth Technology Ltd is committed to managing its environmental impacts, both to the local and global environment, and to the continuous improvement of its environmental performance. This is now... (131 words more)
Responsible Care Performance Report – Grimsby 2004 EMAS statement
by Huntsman Tioxide;
by Huntsman Tioxide;
Huntsman Tioxide is one of the world’s largest producers of titanium dioxide (TiO2) pigments employing 2,600 people worldwide. Its factories in seven countries have a production capacity of... (138 words more)
High Peak EMAS Statement 2004/2005
by High Peak Borough Council;
by High Peak Borough Council;
In May 2001, the Council achieved accreditation to the Eco-Management and Audit Scheme. This process involved setting a range of environmental objectives to challenge the Council to improve... (193 words more)
This document presents the environmental performance at BP Wytch Farm during 2004.
This should be read in conjunction with the full 2002 Environmental Statement.
... (97 words more)
Leicester City Council: EMAS Environmental Statement 2003/2004
by Leicester City Council;
by Leicester City Council;
Leicester City Council is committed to protecting and improving the local environment and playing its part in seeking solutions to global problems. EMAS (Eco Management and Audit Scheme) encourages... (195 words more)
Environmental Public Statement 2005
by EADS Astrium Ltd;
by EADS Astrium Ltd;
EADS Astrium Limited are committed to: Protecting the environment, conserving energy, natural resources, preventing pollution and providing a safe and healthy workplace; and a continuous improvement... (153 words more)
ScottishPower – Environmental and Social Impact Summary report 2004/05
by Scottish Power;
by Scottish Power;
ScottishPower’s corporate responsibility reporting consists of this Summary Report and seven separate Performance Reports covering the following areas:
Governance
Environment
Health &... (139 words more)
Lafarge Cement – Interim Environmental Statement 2004
by Lafarge Cement UK;
by Lafarge Cement UK;
This interim environmental statement contains data on the environmental performance of our operations during 2004. It should be read in conjunction with the last full Environmental Statement,... (153 words more)
Our Annual Report quantifies our financial success. Our Corporate Responsibility Report provides a qualitative insight into the policies and practices which ensure that our financial returns are... (269 words more)
Alcan Environmental Report 2004
by Alcan;
by Alcan;
Welcome to the 2004 Environmental Statement for Lynemouth Smelter and Power Station. This report is addressed to members of the public and other interested parties to provide an update on our... (128 words more)