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Date: 20/01/05
According to the directive, each member state has to develop a National Allocation Plan (NAP) establishing specific emissions targets for the power sector and energy-intensive industries, as well as deciding how this target is divided among the installations.
- Austria July 2004 - conditional approval from the Commission
- Belgium October 2004 - approval after changes
- Cyprus December 2004 - amended plan accepted by the Commission
- Czech Republic Commission yet to announce
- Denmark July 2004 - unconditional approval from the Commission
- Estonia October 2004 - unconditional approval from the Commission
- Finland October 2004 - unconditional approval from the Commission
- France October 2004 - conditional approval
- Germany July 2004 - conditional approval from the Commission
- Greece Commission yet to announce
- Hungary December 2004 - amended plan accepted by the Commission
- Ireland July 2004 - unconditional approval from the Commission
- Italy Commission yet to announce
- Latvia October 2004 - unconditional approval from the Commission
- Lithuania December 2004 - amended plan accepted
- Luxembourg October 2004 - unconditional approval from the Commission
- Malta December 2004 - unconditional approval from the Commission
- Netherlands July 2004 - unconditional approval from the Commission
- Poland Commission yet to announce
- Portugal October 2004 - unconditional approval
- Slovakia October 2004 - unconditional approval
- Slovenia July 2004 - unconditional approval
- Spain December 2004 - conditional approval
- Sweden July 2004 - unconditional approval
- UK July 2004 - conditional approval from the Commission, revised scheme submitted in October
Source: European Commission
Article lists the state of affairs on 20 January 2005 concerning the European Commission's approval of the Member States' National Allocation Plans for the EU Emission trading scheme.
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