Article 1. Scope

Draft article 1 Scope

Draft article 1 Scope

Article 1. Scope of application paragraph 1

Figure 1. CO2 Emissions per Capita

Principle 1 Scope of application

Articles 1 and 19 (scope)

Article 1. Scope of application

Article 1 Scope of application

1. Estimated emissions without the activity (project baseline) (E.1)

1) Estimated emissions without the activity (baseline)

Draft article 1 Definition and scope

Draft principle 1 Scope of application

Article 1 on scope of application

1. Scope and quality of services

1) Estimated emissions without the activity (project baseline)

1. Purpose and scope of the guide

Article 1. Scope of application 29 32 8

1. The scope of the investment audit should

Box 1. CO2 and N2O emissions from the transport sector

Catalytic converters also may limit the scope of manufacturers to reduce CO2 emissions because of required air fuel mix ratios.

(i) Scope of the legislation Model Law article 1

A. Mandate and scope of the note 1 2

Although the share of these emissions in total N2O emissions is only 15 per cent, and less than 1 per cent of total GHG emissions, these emissions have grown substantially, more than 35 per cent, since 1990.

Many countries already had a good record with reducing emissions of ozone depleting substances, but many ideas for reducing emissions fell outside the scope of the Montreal Protocol, which controlled only production and consumption.

Table 1 Summary of adjustments to CO2 emissions and projections by Parties

The Committee emphasizes that the scope of article 1, paragraph 1, of the Convention is broader.

1. The scope of the Convention should be flexible, in the sense that different tools may need to have different scope.

Nineteen Parties reported emissions lower than 1 million tonnes CO2 equivalent in contrast, 22 Parties reported emissions higher than 100 million tonnes CO2 equivalent.

Draft principle 1, entitled Scope of application , established that the draft principles had the same scope as the draft articles on prevention.

Emissions trading, as defined in paragraph 1 above, shall be subject to the following criteria

Example 1 Uncovering the scope of Iraq's work on the chemical warfare agent VX

Scope of application and Freedom of contract (draft articles 1, 2, 88 and 89)

3. Emissions trading, as defined in paragraph 1 above, shall be subject to the following criteria

Table 1. Percentage change in CO2 emissions from the major sources (1995 vs. 1990) CO2 source

Describing the key underlying factors in the energy sector which governed the scope for action on greenhouse gas emissions, he emphasized the need to ensure that policy decisions were taken in full awareness of the implications for energy use and resulting emissions.

Average CO2 emissions CO2 emissions 1995

Trends in CO2 emissions from transport, total CO2 emissions and total GHG emissions

(a) Within the scope of this Convention as provided in article 1, paragraph 4 and

Chapter I. Scope, purpose and terminology of the Guide (A CN.9 438 Add.1)

Figure 1. Total greenhouse gas emissions, excluding LUCF, for the year 1994 or the closest year reported

Table 1 shows the percentage change in CO2 emissions from 1990 to 1995 for the major sources.

Differences remained, particularly on the scope of operations to be included in article II, paragraph 1.

Since 1 January 2004 the scope of jurisdiction of the Chancellor of Justice has been expanded.

Comments on article 1 were limited to suggestions for expansion of the scope of the topic.