LegalizeCommission Implementing Decision (EU) 2018/1522 of 11 October 2018 laying down a common format for national air pollution control programmes under Directive (EU) 2016/2284 of the European Parliament and of the Council on the reduction of national emissions of certain atmospheric pollutants (notified under document C(2018) 6549) (Text with EEA relevance.)
Article 1
Subject matter
The common format for the national air pollution control programme as referred to in Article 6(10) of Directive (EU) 2016/2284 is laid down in the Annex to this Decision.
Article 2
Format
Member States shall use the common format laid down in the Annex when reporting their national air pollution control programme to the Commission in accordance with Article 10(1) of Directive (EU) 2016/2284.
Article 3
Entry into force
This Decision shall enter into force on the twentieth day following that of its publication in the Official Journal of the European Union.
ANNEX
Common format for the national air pollution control programme pursuant to Article 6 of Directive (EU) 2016/2284
1. FIELD DESCRIPTIONS
All fields in this common format that are marked (M) are mandatory and those marked (O) are optional.
2. COMMON FORMAT
2.1. Title of the programme, contact information and websites
2.1.1. Title of the programme, contact information and websites (M)
| Title of the programme | |
| Date | |
| Member State | |
| Name of competent authority responsible for drawing up the programme | |
| Telephone number of responsible service | |
| Email address of responsible service | |
| Link to website where the programme is published | |
| Link(s) to website(s) on the consultation(s) on the programme |
2.2. Executive summary (O)
The executive summary can also be a standalone document (ideally of no more than 10 pages). It should be a concise summary of sections 2.3 to 2.8. Where possible, consider the use of graphics to illustrate the executive summary.
2.2.1. The national air quality and pollution policy framework
| Policy priorities and their relationship to priorities set in other relevant policy areas | |
| Responsibilities attributed to national, regional and local authorities |
2.2.2. Progress made since 2005 by current policies and measures in reducing emissions and improving air quality
| Achieved emission reductions | |
| Progress against air quality objectives | |
| Current transboundary impact of domestic emission sources |
2.2.3. Projected further evolution to 2030 assuming no change to already adopted policies and measures (PaMs)
| Projected emissions and emission reductions (With Measures (WM) scenario) | |
| Projected impact on improving air quality (WM scenario) | |
| Uncertainties |
2.2.4. Policy options considered in order to comply with the emission reduction commitments for 2020 and 2030, intermediate emission levels for 2025
| Main sets of policy options considered |
2.2.5. Summary of policies and measures selected for adoption by sector, including a timetable for their adoption, implementation and review and the competent authorities responsible
| Sector affected | Policies and Measures (PaMs) | Policies and Measures (PaMs) | Policies and Measures (PaMs) | Policies and Measures (PaMs) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sector affected | Selected PaMs | Timetable for implementation of the selected PaMs | Responsible competent authorit(y)(ies) for implementation and enforcement of the selected PaMs (type and name) | Timetable for review of the selected PaMs |
| Energy supply | ||||
| Energy consumption | ||||
| Transport | ||||
| Industrial processes | ||||
| Agriculture | ||||
| Waste management/waste | ||||
| Cross-cutting | ||||
| Other (to be specified) |
2.2.6. Coherence
| An assessment of how the selected PaMs ensure coherence with plans and programmes set up in other relevant policy areas |
2.2.7. Projected combined impacts of the policies and measures (‘With Additional Measures’ — WAM) on emission reductions, air quality in own territories and neighbouring Member States and the environment, and the associated uncertainties
| Projected attainment of emission reduction commitments (WAM) | |
| Use of flexibilities (where relevant) | |
| Projected improvement in air quality (WAM) | |
| Projected impacts on the environment (WAM) | |
| Methodologies and uncertainties |
2.3. The national air quality and pollution policy framework
2.3.1. Policy priorities and their relationship to priorities set in other relevant policy areas
| The national emission reduction commitments compared with 2005 base year (in %) (M) | SO2 | NOx | NMVOC | NH3 | PM2,5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020-2029 (M) | |||||
| From 2030 (M) | |||||
| The air quality priorities: national policy priorities related to EU or national air quality objectives (incl. limit values and target values, and exposure concentration obligations) (M) Reference can also be made to recommended air quality objectives by the WHO. | |||||
| Relevant climate change and energy policy priorities (M) | |||||
| Relevant policy priorities in relevant policy areas, incl. agriculture, industry and transport (M) |
2.3.2. Responsibilities attributed to national, regional and local authorities
| List the relevant authorities(M) | Describe the type of authority (e.g. environmental inspectorate, regional environment agency, municipality) (M) Where appropriate, name of authority (e.g. Ministry of XXX, National Agency for XXX, Regional office for XXX) | Describe the attributed responsibilities in the areas of air quality and air pollution (M) Select from the following as appropriate: — Policy making roles — Implementation roles — Enforcement roles (including where relevant inspections and permitting) — Reporting and monitoring roles — Coordinating roles — Other roles, please specify: | Source sectors under the responsibility of the authority (O) |
|---|---|---|---|
| National authorities (M) | |||
| National authorities (M) | |||
| National authorities (M) | |||
| Regional authorities (M) | |||
| Regional authorities (M) | |||
| Regional authorities (M) | |||
| Local authorities (M) | |||
| Local authorities (M) | |||
| Local authorities (M) | |||
| Add more rows as appropriate | Add more rows as appropriate | Add more rows as appropriate | Add more rows as appropriate |
2.4. Progress made by current policies and measures (PaMs) in reducing emissions and improving air quality, and the degree of compliance with national and Union obligations, compared to 2005
2.4.1. Progress made by current PaMs in reducing emissions, and the degree of compliance with national and Union emission reduction obligations
| Describe progress made by current PaMs in reducing emissions, and the degree of compliance with national and Union emission reduction legislation (M) | |
| Provide complete references (chapter and page) to publically available supporting datasets (e.g. historic emission inventory reporting) (M) | |
| Include graphics illustrating the emission reductions per pollutant and/or per main sectors (O) |
2.4.2. Progress made by current PaMs in improving air quality, and the degree of compliance with national and Union air quality obligations
| Describe progress made by current PaMs in improving air quality, and the degree of compliance with national and Union air quality obligations by, as a minimum, specifying the number of air quality zones, out of the total air quality zones, that are (non)compliant with EU air quality objectives for NO2, PM10, PM2,5 and O3, and any other pollutant(s) for which there are exceedances (M) | |
| Provide complete references (chapter and page) to publically available supporting datasets (e.g. air quality plans, source apportionment) (M) | |
| Maps or histograms illustrating the current ambient air concentrations (for at least NO2, PM10, PM2,5 and O3, and any other pollutant(s) that present(s) a problem) and which show, for instance, the number of zones, out of the total air quality zones, that are (non)compliant in the base year and in the reporting year (O) | |
| Where problems are identified in (an) air quality zone(s), describe how progress was made in reducing the maximum concentrations reported (O) |
2.4.3. Current transboundary impact of national emission sources
| Where relevant, describe the current transboundary impact of domestic emission sources (M) Progress can be reported in quantitative or qualitative terms. If no issues were identified, then state that conclusion. | |
| In case quantitative data is used to describe the results of the assessment, specify data and methodologies used to conduct the above assessment (O) |
2.5. Projected further evolution assuming no change to already adopted policies and measures
2.5.1. Projected emissions and emission reductions (WM scenario)
| Pollutants (M) | Total emissions (kt), consistent with inventories for year x-2 or x-3 (year to be specified) (M) | Total emissions (kt), consistent with inventories for year x-2 or x-3 (year to be specified) (M) | Total emissions (kt), consistent with inventories for year x-2 or x-3 (year to be specified) (M) | Total emissions (kt), consistent with inventories for year x-2 or x-3 (year to be specified) (M) | Projected % emission reduction achieved compared with 2005 (M) | Projected % emission reduction achieved compared with 2005 (M) | Projected % emission reduction achieved compared with 2005 (M) | National emission reduction commitment for 2020-2029 (%) (M) | National emission reduction commitment from 2030 (%) (M) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pollutants (M) | 2005 base year | 2020 | 2025 | 2030 | 2020 | 2025 | 2030 | National emission reduction commitment for 2020-2029 (%) (M) | National emission reduction commitment from 2030 (%) (M) |
| SO2 | |||||||||
| NOx | |||||||||
| NMVOC | |||||||||
| NH3 | |||||||||
| PM2,5 | |||||||||
| Outline the associated uncertainties for the WM projections to meet the emission reduction commitments for 2020, 2025 and 2030 onwards (O) | Outline the associated uncertainties for the WM projections to meet the emission reduction commitments for 2020, 2025 and 2030 onwards (O) | Outline the associated uncertainties for the WM projections to meet the emission reduction commitments for 2020, 2025 and 2030 onwards (O) | Outline the associated uncertainties for the WM projections to meet the emission reduction commitments for 2020, 2025 and 2030 onwards (O) | Outline the associated uncertainties for the WM projections to meet the emission reduction commitments for 2020, 2025 and 2030 onwards (O) | |||||
| Date of emission projections (M) | Date of emission projections (M) | Date of emission projections (M) | Date of emission projections (M) | Date of emission projections (M) |
Where the projected evolution demonstrates non-attainment of the emission reduction commitments under the WM scenario, section 2.6 shall outline the additional PaMs considered in order to achieve compliance.
2.5.2. Projected impact on improving air quality (WM scenario), including the projected degree of compliance
2.5.2.1. Qualitative description of projected improvement in air quality (M)
| Provide a qualitative description of the projected improvements in air quality and projected further evolution of degree of compliance (WM scenario) with EU air quality objectives for NO2, PM10, PM2,5 and O3 values, and any other pollutant(s) that present(s) a problem by 2020, 2025 and 2030 (M) Provide complete references (chapter and page) to publically available supporting datasets (e.g. air quality plans, source apportionment) describing the projected improvements and further evolution of degree of compliance (M) |
2.5.2.2. Quantitative description of projected improvement of air quality (O)
| AAQD values | Projected number of non-compliant air quality zones | Projected number of non-compliant air quality zones | Projected number of non-compliant air quality zones | Projected number of non-compliant air quality zones | Projected number of compliant air quality zones | Projected number of compliant air quality zones | Projected number of compliant air quality zones | Projected number of compliant air quality zones | Total number of air quality zones | Total number of air quality zones | Total number of air quality zones | Total number of air quality zones |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AAQD values | Specify base year | 2020 | 2025 | 2030 | Specify base year | 2020 | 2025 | 2030 | Specify base year | 2020 | 2025 | 2030 |
| PM2,5 (1 yr) | ||||||||||||
| NO2 (1 yr) | ||||||||||||
| PM10 (1 yr) | ||||||||||||
| O3 (max 8 hr mean) | ||||||||||||
| Other (please specify) |
2.6. Policy options considered in order to comply with the emission reduction commitments for 2020, and 2030, intermediate emission levels for 2025
The information required under this section shall be reported using the ‘Policies and Measures Tool’ (‘PaM tool’) provided for that purpose by the EEA.
2.6.1. Details concerning the PaMs considered in order to comply with the emission reduction commitments (reporting at PaM level)
| Name and brief description of individual PaM or package of PaMs (M) | Affected pollutant(s), select as appropriate: SO2, NOx, NMVOC, NH3, PM2,5, (M); BC as a component of PM2,5, other (e.g. Hg, dioxins, GHG) (O) please specify | Objectives of individual PaM or package of PaMs (*) (M) | Type(s) of PaM(s) (^) (M) | Primary, and where appropriate, additional sector(s) affected (†) (M) | Implementation period (M for measures selected for implementation) | Implementation period (M for measures selected for implementation) | Authorit(y)(ies) responsible for implementation (M for measures selected for implementation) Refer to those listed in table 2.3.2 as appropriate. | Authorit(y)(ies) responsible for implementation (M for measures selected for implementation) Refer to those listed in table 2.3.2 as appropriate. | Details of the methodologies used for analysis (e.g. specific models or methods, underlying data) (M) | Quantified expected emission reductions (for individual PaM or for packages of PaMs, as appropriate) (kt, per annum or as a range, compared to WM scenario) (M) | Quantified expected emission reductions (for individual PaM or for packages of PaMs, as appropriate) (kt, per annum or as a range, compared to WM scenario) (M) | Quantified expected emission reductions (for individual PaM or for packages of PaMs, as appropriate) (kt, per annum or as a range, compared to WM scenario) (M) | Qualitative description of uncertainties (M, where available) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name and brief description of individual PaM or package of PaMs (M) | Affected pollutant(s), select as appropriate: SO2, NOx, NMVOC, NH3, PM2,5, (M); BC as a component of PM2,5, other (e.g. Hg, dioxins, GHG) (O) please specify | Objectives of individual PaM or package of PaMs (*) (M) | Type(s) of PaM(s) (^) (M) | Primary, and where appropriate, additional sector(s) affected (†) (M) | Start | Finish | Type | Name | Details of the methodologies used for analysis (e.g. specific models or methods, underlying data) (M) | 2020 | 2025 | 2030 | Qualitative description of uncertainties (M, where available) |
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| The responses to the field indicated with (), (^) and (†) shall be filled in by using pre-defined reply options which are consistent with the reporting obligations under Regulation (EU) No 525/2013 on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and Implementing Regulation (EU) No 749/2014.* | The responses to the field indicated with (), (^) and (†) shall be filled in by using pre-defined reply options which are consistent with the reporting obligations under Regulation (EU) No 525/2013 on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and Implementing Regulation (EU) No 749/2014.* | The responses to the field indicated with (), (^) and (†) shall be filled in by using pre-defined reply options which are consistent with the reporting obligations under Regulation (EU) No 525/2013 on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and Implementing Regulation (EU) No 749/2014.* | The responses to the field indicated with (), (^) and (†) shall be filled in by using pre-defined reply options which are consistent with the reporting obligations under Regulation (EU) No 525/2013 on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and Implementing Regulation (EU) No 749/2014.* | The responses to the field indicated with (), (^) and (†) shall be filled in by using pre-defined reply options which are consistent with the reporting obligations under Regulation (EU) No 525/2013 on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and Implementing Regulation (EU) No 749/2014.* | The responses to the field indicated with (), (^) and (†) shall be filled in by using pre-defined reply options which are consistent with the reporting obligations under Regulation (EU) No 525/2013 on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and Implementing Regulation (EU) No 749/2014.* | The responses to the field indicated with (), (^) and (†) shall be filled in by using pre-defined reply options which are consistent with the reporting obligations under Regulation (EU) No 525/2013 on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and Implementing Regulation (EU) No 749/2014.* | The responses to the field indicated with (), (^) and (†) shall be filled in by using pre-defined reply options which are consistent with the reporting obligations under Regulation (EU) No 525/2013 on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and Implementing Regulation (EU) No 749/2014.* | The responses to the field indicated with (), (^) and (†) shall be filled in by using pre-defined reply options which are consistent with the reporting obligations under Regulation (EU) No 525/2013 on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and Implementing Regulation (EU) No 749/2014.* | The responses to the field indicated with (), (^) and (†) shall be filled in by using pre-defined reply options which are consistent with the reporting obligations under Regulation (EU) No 525/2013 on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and Implementing Regulation (EU) No 749/2014.* | The responses to the field indicated with (), (^) and (†) shall be filled in by using pre-defined reply options which are consistent with the reporting obligations under Regulation (EU) No 525/2013 on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and Implementing Regulation (EU) No 749/2014.* | The responses to the field indicated with (), (^) and (†) shall be filled in by using pre-defined reply options which are consistent with the reporting obligations under Regulation (EU) No 525/2013 on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and Implementing Regulation (EU) No 749/2014.* | The responses to the field indicated with (), (^) and (†) shall be filled in by using pre-defined reply options which are consistent with the reporting obligations under Regulation (EU) No 525/2013 on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and Implementing Regulation (EU) No 749/2014.* | The responses to the field indicated with (), (^) and (†) shall be filled in by using pre-defined reply options which are consistent with the reporting obligations under Regulation (EU) No 525/2013 on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and Implementing Regulation (EU) No 749/2014.* |
| The responses to the field indicated with (*) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one objective can be selected, additional objectives could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): 1. Energy supply: — increase in renewable energy; — switch to less carbon-intensive fuels; — enhanced non-renewable low carbon generation (nuclear); — reduction of losses; — efficiency improvement in the energy and transformation sector; — installation of abatement technologies; — other energy supply. 2. Energy consumption: — efficiency improvements of buildings; — efficiency improvement of appliances; — efficiency improvement in services/tertiary sector; — efficiency improvement in industrial end-use sectors; — demand management/reduction; — other energy consumption. 3. Transport: — deployment of pollution abatement technologies on vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — efficiency improvements of vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — modal shift to public transport or non-motorised transport; — alternative fuels for vehicles, vessels and aircraft (including electric); — demand management/reduction; — improved behaviour; — improved transport infrastructure; — other transport. 4. Industrial processes: — installation of abatement technologies; — improved control of fugitive emissions from industrial processes; — other industrial processes. 5. Waste management/waste: — demand management/reduction; — enhanced recycling; — improved treatment technologies; — improved landfill management; — waste incineration with energy use; — improved wastewater management systems; — reduced landfilling; — other waste. 6. Agriculture: — low-emission application of fertilizer/manure on cropland and grassland; — other activities improving cropland management; — improved livestock management and rearing installations; — improved animal waste management systems; — other agriculture. 7. Cross-cutting: — framework policy; — multi-sectoral policy; — other cross-cutting. 8. Other: — Member States must provide a brief description of the objective. | The responses to the field indicated with (*) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one objective can be selected, additional objectives could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): 1. Energy supply: — increase in renewable energy; — switch to less carbon-intensive fuels; — enhanced non-renewable low carbon generation (nuclear); — reduction of losses; — efficiency improvement in the energy and transformation sector; — installation of abatement technologies; — other energy supply. 2. Energy consumption: — efficiency improvements of buildings; — efficiency improvement of appliances; — efficiency improvement in services/tertiary sector; — efficiency improvement in industrial end-use sectors; — demand management/reduction; — other energy consumption. 3. Transport: — deployment of pollution abatement technologies on vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — efficiency improvements of vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — modal shift to public transport or non-motorised transport; — alternative fuels for vehicles, vessels and aircraft (including electric); — demand management/reduction; — improved behaviour; — improved transport infrastructure; — other transport. 4. Industrial processes: — installation of abatement technologies; — improved control of fugitive emissions from industrial processes; — other industrial processes. 5. Waste management/waste: — demand management/reduction; — enhanced recycling; — improved treatment technologies; — improved landfill management; — waste incineration with energy use; — improved wastewater management systems; — reduced landfilling; — other waste. 6. Agriculture: — low-emission application of fertilizer/manure on cropland and grassland; — other activities improving cropland management; — improved livestock management and rearing installations; — improved animal waste management systems; — other agriculture. 7. Cross-cutting: — framework policy; — multi-sectoral policy; — other cross-cutting. 8. Other: — Member States must provide a brief description of the objective. | The responses to the field indicated with (*) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one objective can be selected, additional objectives could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): 1. Energy supply: — increase in renewable energy; — switch to less carbon-intensive fuels; — enhanced non-renewable low carbon generation (nuclear); — reduction of losses; — efficiency improvement in the energy and transformation sector; — installation of abatement technologies; — other energy supply. 2. Energy consumption: — efficiency improvements of buildings; — efficiency improvement of appliances; — efficiency improvement in services/tertiary sector; — efficiency improvement in industrial end-use sectors; — demand management/reduction; — other energy consumption. 3. Transport: — deployment of pollution abatement technologies on vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — efficiency improvements of vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — modal shift to public transport or non-motorised transport; — alternative fuels for vehicles, vessels and aircraft (including electric); — demand management/reduction; — improved behaviour; — improved transport infrastructure; — other transport. 4. Industrial processes: — installation of abatement technologies; — improved control of fugitive emissions from industrial processes; — other industrial processes. 5. Waste management/waste: — demand management/reduction; — enhanced recycling; — improved treatment technologies; — improved landfill management; — waste incineration with energy use; — improved wastewater management systems; — reduced landfilling; — other waste. 6. Agriculture: — low-emission application of fertilizer/manure on cropland and grassland; — other activities improving cropland management; — improved livestock management and rearing installations; — improved animal waste management systems; — other agriculture. 7. Cross-cutting: — framework policy; — multi-sectoral policy; — other cross-cutting. 8. Other: — Member States must provide a brief description of the objective. | The responses to the field indicated with (*) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one objective can be selected, additional objectives could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): 1. Energy supply: — increase in renewable energy; — switch to less carbon-intensive fuels; — enhanced non-renewable low carbon generation (nuclear); — reduction of losses; — efficiency improvement in the energy and transformation sector; — installation of abatement technologies; — other energy supply. 2. Energy consumption: — efficiency improvements of buildings; — efficiency improvement of appliances; — efficiency improvement in services/tertiary sector; — efficiency improvement in industrial end-use sectors; — demand management/reduction; — other energy consumption. 3. Transport: — deployment of pollution abatement technologies on vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — efficiency improvements of vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — modal shift to public transport or non-motorised transport; — alternative fuels for vehicles, vessels and aircraft (including electric); — demand management/reduction; — improved behaviour; — improved transport infrastructure; — other transport. 4. Industrial processes: — installation of abatement technologies; — improved control of fugitive emissions from industrial processes; — other industrial processes. 5. Waste management/waste: — demand management/reduction; — enhanced recycling; — improved treatment technologies; — improved landfill management; — waste incineration with energy use; — improved wastewater management systems; — reduced landfilling; — other waste. 6. Agriculture: — low-emission application of fertilizer/manure on cropland and grassland; — other activities improving cropland management; — improved livestock management and rearing installations; — improved animal waste management systems; — other agriculture. 7. Cross-cutting: — framework policy; — multi-sectoral policy; — other cross-cutting. 8. Other: — Member States must provide a brief description of the objective. | The responses to the field indicated with (*) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one objective can be selected, additional objectives could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): 1. Energy supply: — increase in renewable energy; — switch to less carbon-intensive fuels; — enhanced non-renewable low carbon generation (nuclear); — reduction of losses; — efficiency improvement in the energy and transformation sector; — installation of abatement technologies; — other energy supply. 2. Energy consumption: — efficiency improvements of buildings; — efficiency improvement of appliances; — efficiency improvement in services/tertiary sector; — efficiency improvement in industrial end-use sectors; — demand management/reduction; — other energy consumption. 3. Transport: — deployment of pollution abatement technologies on vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — efficiency improvements of vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — modal shift to public transport or non-motorised transport; — alternative fuels for vehicles, vessels and aircraft (including electric); — demand management/reduction; — improved behaviour; — improved transport infrastructure; — other transport. 4. Industrial processes: — installation of abatement technologies; — improved control of fugitive emissions from industrial processes; — other industrial processes. 5. Waste management/waste: — demand management/reduction; — enhanced recycling; — improved treatment technologies; — improved landfill management; — waste incineration with energy use; — improved wastewater management systems; — reduced landfilling; — other waste. 6. Agriculture: — low-emission application of fertilizer/manure on cropland and grassland; — other activities improving cropland management; — improved livestock management and rearing installations; — improved animal waste management systems; — other agriculture. 7. Cross-cutting: — framework policy; — multi-sectoral policy; — other cross-cutting. 8. Other: — Member States must provide a brief description of the objective. | The responses to the field indicated with (*) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one objective can be selected, additional objectives could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): 1. Energy supply: — increase in renewable energy; — switch to less carbon-intensive fuels; — enhanced non-renewable low carbon generation (nuclear); — reduction of losses; — efficiency improvement in the energy and transformation sector; — installation of abatement technologies; — other energy supply. 2. Energy consumption: — efficiency improvements of buildings; — efficiency improvement of appliances; — efficiency improvement in services/tertiary sector; — efficiency improvement in industrial end-use sectors; — demand management/reduction; — other energy consumption. 3. Transport: — deployment of pollution abatement technologies on vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — efficiency improvements of vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — modal shift to public transport or non-motorised transport; — alternative fuels for vehicles, vessels and aircraft (including electric); — demand management/reduction; — improved behaviour; — improved transport infrastructure; — other transport. 4. Industrial processes: — installation of abatement technologies; — improved control of fugitive emissions from industrial processes; — other industrial processes. 5. Waste management/waste: — demand management/reduction; — enhanced recycling; — improved treatment technologies; — improved landfill management; — waste incineration with energy use; — improved wastewater management systems; — reduced landfilling; — other waste. 6. Agriculture: — low-emission application of fertilizer/manure on cropland and grassland; — other activities improving cropland management; — improved livestock management and rearing installations; — improved animal waste management systems; — other agriculture. 7. Cross-cutting: — framework policy; — multi-sectoral policy; — other cross-cutting. 8. Other: — Member States must provide a brief description of the objective. | The responses to the field indicated with (*) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one objective can be selected, additional objectives could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): 1. Energy supply: — increase in renewable energy; — switch to less carbon-intensive fuels; — enhanced non-renewable low carbon generation (nuclear); — reduction of losses; — efficiency improvement in the energy and transformation sector; — installation of abatement technologies; — other energy supply. 2. Energy consumption: — efficiency improvements of buildings; — efficiency improvement of appliances; — efficiency improvement in services/tertiary sector; — efficiency improvement in industrial end-use sectors; — demand management/reduction; — other energy consumption. 3. Transport: — deployment of pollution abatement technologies on vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — efficiency improvements of vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — modal shift to public transport or non-motorised transport; — alternative fuels for vehicles, vessels and aircraft (including electric); — demand management/reduction; — improved behaviour; — improved transport infrastructure; — other transport. 4. Industrial processes: — installation of abatement technologies; — improved control of fugitive emissions from industrial processes; — other industrial processes. 5. Waste management/waste: — demand management/reduction; — enhanced recycling; — improved treatment technologies; — improved landfill management; — waste incineration with energy use; — improved wastewater management systems; — reduced landfilling; — other waste. 6. Agriculture: — low-emission application of fertilizer/manure on cropland and grassland; — other activities improving cropland management; — improved livestock management and rearing installations; — improved animal waste management systems; — other agriculture. 7. Cross-cutting: — framework policy; — multi-sectoral policy; — other cross-cutting. 8. Other: — Member States must provide a brief description of the objective. | The responses to the field indicated with (*) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one objective can be selected, additional objectives could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): 1. Energy supply: — increase in renewable energy; — switch to less carbon-intensive fuels; — enhanced non-renewable low carbon generation (nuclear); — reduction of losses; — efficiency improvement in the energy and transformation sector; — installation of abatement technologies; — other energy supply. 2. Energy consumption: — efficiency improvements of buildings; — efficiency improvement of appliances; — efficiency improvement in services/tertiary sector; — efficiency improvement in industrial end-use sectors; — demand management/reduction; — other energy consumption. 3. Transport: — deployment of pollution abatement technologies on vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — efficiency improvements of vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — modal shift to public transport or non-motorised transport; — alternative fuels for vehicles, vessels and aircraft (including electric); — demand management/reduction; — improved behaviour; — improved transport infrastructure; — other transport. 4. Industrial processes: — installation of abatement technologies; — improved control of fugitive emissions from industrial processes; — other industrial processes. 5. Waste management/waste: — demand management/reduction; — enhanced recycling; — improved treatment technologies; — improved landfill management; — waste incineration with energy use; — improved wastewater management systems; — reduced landfilling; — other waste. 6. Agriculture: — low-emission application of fertilizer/manure on cropland and grassland; — other activities improving cropland management; — improved livestock management and rearing installations; — improved animal waste management systems; — other agriculture. 7. Cross-cutting: — framework policy; — multi-sectoral policy; — other cross-cutting. 8. Other: — Member States must provide a brief description of the objective. | The responses to the field indicated with (*) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one objective can be selected, additional objectives could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): 1. Energy supply: — increase in renewable energy; — switch to less carbon-intensive fuels; — enhanced non-renewable low carbon generation (nuclear); — reduction of losses; — efficiency improvement in the energy and transformation sector; — installation of abatement technologies; — other energy supply. 2. Energy consumption: — efficiency improvements of buildings; — efficiency improvement of appliances; — efficiency improvement in services/tertiary sector; — efficiency improvement in industrial end-use sectors; — demand management/reduction; — other energy consumption. 3. Transport: — deployment of pollution abatement technologies on vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — efficiency improvements of vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — modal shift to public transport or non-motorised transport; — alternative fuels for vehicles, vessels and aircraft (including electric); — demand management/reduction; — improved behaviour; — improved transport infrastructure; — other transport. 4. Industrial processes: — installation of abatement technologies; — improved control of fugitive emissions from industrial processes; — other industrial processes. 5. Waste management/waste: — demand management/reduction; — enhanced recycling; — improved treatment technologies; — improved landfill management; — waste incineration with energy use; — improved wastewater management systems; — reduced landfilling; — other waste. 6. Agriculture: — low-emission application of fertilizer/manure on cropland and grassland; — other activities improving cropland management; — improved livestock management and rearing installations; — improved animal waste management systems; — other agriculture. 7. Cross-cutting: — framework policy; — multi-sectoral policy; — other cross-cutting. 8. Other: — Member States must provide a brief description of the objective. | The responses to the field indicated with (*) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one objective can be selected, additional objectives could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): 1. Energy supply: — increase in renewable energy; — switch to less carbon-intensive fuels; — enhanced non-renewable low carbon generation (nuclear); — reduction of losses; — efficiency improvement in the energy and transformation sector; — installation of abatement technologies; — other energy supply. 2. Energy consumption: — efficiency improvements of buildings; — efficiency improvement of appliances; — efficiency improvement in services/tertiary sector; — efficiency improvement in industrial end-use sectors; — demand management/reduction; — other energy consumption. 3. Transport: — deployment of pollution abatement technologies on vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — efficiency improvements of vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — modal shift to public transport or non-motorised transport; — alternative fuels for vehicles, vessels and aircraft (including electric); — demand management/reduction; — improved behaviour; — improved transport infrastructure; — other transport. 4. Industrial processes: — installation of abatement technologies; — improved control of fugitive emissions from industrial processes; — other industrial processes. 5. Waste management/waste: — demand management/reduction; — enhanced recycling; — improved treatment technologies; — improved landfill management; — waste incineration with energy use; — improved wastewater management systems; — reduced landfilling; — other waste. 6. Agriculture: — low-emission application of fertilizer/manure on cropland and grassland; — other activities improving cropland management; — improved livestock management and rearing installations; — improved animal waste management systems; — other agriculture. 7. Cross-cutting: — framework policy; — multi-sectoral policy; — other cross-cutting. 8. Other: — Member States must provide a brief description of the objective. | The responses to the field indicated with (*) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one objective can be selected, additional objectives could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): 1. Energy supply: — increase in renewable energy; — switch to less carbon-intensive fuels; — enhanced non-renewable low carbon generation (nuclear); — reduction of losses; — efficiency improvement in the energy and transformation sector; — installation of abatement technologies; — other energy supply. 2. Energy consumption: — efficiency improvements of buildings; — efficiency improvement of appliances; — efficiency improvement in services/tertiary sector; — efficiency improvement in industrial end-use sectors; — demand management/reduction; — other energy consumption. 3. Transport: — deployment of pollution abatement technologies on vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — efficiency improvements of vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — modal shift to public transport or non-motorised transport; — alternative fuels for vehicles, vessels and aircraft (including electric); — demand management/reduction; — improved behaviour; — improved transport infrastructure; — other transport. 4. Industrial processes: — installation of abatement technologies; — improved control of fugitive emissions from industrial processes; — other industrial processes. 5. Waste management/waste: — demand management/reduction; — enhanced recycling; — improved treatment technologies; — improved landfill management; — waste incineration with energy use; — improved wastewater management systems; — reduced landfilling; — other waste. 6. Agriculture: — low-emission application of fertilizer/manure on cropland and grassland; — other activities improving cropland management; — improved livestock management and rearing installations; — improved animal waste management systems; — other agriculture. 7. Cross-cutting: — framework policy; — multi-sectoral policy; — other cross-cutting. 8. Other: — Member States must provide a brief description of the objective. | The responses to the field indicated with (*) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one objective can be selected, additional objectives could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): 1. Energy supply: — increase in renewable energy; — switch to less carbon-intensive fuels; — enhanced non-renewable low carbon generation (nuclear); — reduction of losses; — efficiency improvement in the energy and transformation sector; — installation of abatement technologies; — other energy supply. 2. Energy consumption: — efficiency improvements of buildings; — efficiency improvement of appliances; — efficiency improvement in services/tertiary sector; — efficiency improvement in industrial end-use sectors; — demand management/reduction; — other energy consumption. 3. Transport: — deployment of pollution abatement technologies on vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — efficiency improvements of vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — modal shift to public transport or non-motorised transport; — alternative fuels for vehicles, vessels and aircraft (including electric); — demand management/reduction; — improved behaviour; — improved transport infrastructure; — other transport. 4. Industrial processes: — installation of abatement technologies; — improved control of fugitive emissions from industrial processes; — other industrial processes. 5. Waste management/waste: — demand management/reduction; — enhanced recycling; — improved treatment technologies; — improved landfill management; — waste incineration with energy use; — improved wastewater management systems; — reduced landfilling; — other waste. 6. Agriculture: — low-emission application of fertilizer/manure on cropland and grassland; — other activities improving cropland management; — improved livestock management and rearing installations; — improved animal waste management systems; — other agriculture. 7. Cross-cutting: — framework policy; — multi-sectoral policy; — other cross-cutting. 8. Other: — Member States must provide a brief description of the objective. | The responses to the field indicated with (*) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one objective can be selected, additional objectives could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): 1. Energy supply: — increase in renewable energy; — switch to less carbon-intensive fuels; — enhanced non-renewable low carbon generation (nuclear); — reduction of losses; — efficiency improvement in the energy and transformation sector; — installation of abatement technologies; — other energy supply. 2. Energy consumption: — efficiency improvements of buildings; — efficiency improvement of appliances; — efficiency improvement in services/tertiary sector; — efficiency improvement in industrial end-use sectors; — demand management/reduction; — other energy consumption. 3. Transport: — deployment of pollution abatement technologies on vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — efficiency improvements of vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — modal shift to public transport or non-motorised transport; — alternative fuels for vehicles, vessels and aircraft (including electric); — demand management/reduction; — improved behaviour; — improved transport infrastructure; — other transport. 4. Industrial processes: — installation of abatement technologies; — improved control of fugitive emissions from industrial processes; — other industrial processes. 5. Waste management/waste: — demand management/reduction; — enhanced recycling; — improved treatment technologies; — improved landfill management; — waste incineration with energy use; — improved wastewater management systems; — reduced landfilling; — other waste. 6. Agriculture: — low-emission application of fertilizer/manure on cropland and grassland; — other activities improving cropland management; — improved livestock management and rearing installations; — improved animal waste management systems; — other agriculture. 7. Cross-cutting: — framework policy; — multi-sectoral policy; — other cross-cutting. 8. Other: — Member States must provide a brief description of the objective. | The responses to the field indicated with (*) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one objective can be selected, additional objectives could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): 1. Energy supply: — increase in renewable energy; — switch to less carbon-intensive fuels; — enhanced non-renewable low carbon generation (nuclear); — reduction of losses; — efficiency improvement in the energy and transformation sector; — installation of abatement technologies; — other energy supply. 2. Energy consumption: — efficiency improvements of buildings; — efficiency improvement of appliances; — efficiency improvement in services/tertiary sector; — efficiency improvement in industrial end-use sectors; — demand management/reduction; — other energy consumption. 3. Transport: — deployment of pollution abatement technologies on vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — efficiency improvements of vehicles, vessels and aircraft; — modal shift to public transport or non-motorised transport; — alternative fuels for vehicles, vessels and aircraft (including electric); — demand management/reduction; — improved behaviour; — improved transport infrastructure; — other transport. 4. Industrial processes: — installation of abatement technologies; — improved control of fugitive emissions from industrial processes; — other industrial processes. 5. Waste management/waste: — demand management/reduction; — enhanced recycling; — improved treatment technologies; — improved landfill management; — waste incineration with energy use; — improved wastewater management systems; — reduced landfilling; — other waste. 6. Agriculture: — low-emission application of fertilizer/manure on cropland and grassland; — other activities improving cropland management; — improved livestock management and rearing installations; — improved animal waste management systems; — other agriculture. 7. Cross-cutting: — framework policy; — multi-sectoral policy; — other cross-cutting. 8. Other: — Member States must provide a brief description of the objective. |
| The responses to the field indicated with (^) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one type of PaMs can be selected, additional types of PaMs could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — Source-based pollution control; — Economic instruments; — Fiscal instruments; — Voluntary/negotiated agreements; — Information; — Regulatory; — Education; — Research; — Planning; — Other, please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (^) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one type of PaMs can be selected, additional types of PaMs could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — Source-based pollution control; — Economic instruments; — Fiscal instruments; — Voluntary/negotiated agreements; — Information; — Regulatory; — Education; — Research; — Planning; — Other, please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (^) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one type of PaMs can be selected, additional types of PaMs could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — Source-based pollution control; — Economic instruments; — Fiscal instruments; — Voluntary/negotiated agreements; — Information; — Regulatory; — Education; — Research; — Planning; — Other, please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (^) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one type of PaMs can be selected, additional types of PaMs could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — Source-based pollution control; — Economic instruments; — Fiscal instruments; — Voluntary/negotiated agreements; — Information; — Regulatory; — Education; — Research; — Planning; — Other, please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (^) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one type of PaMs can be selected, additional types of PaMs could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — Source-based pollution control; — Economic instruments; — Fiscal instruments; — Voluntary/negotiated agreements; — Information; — Regulatory; — Education; — Research; — Planning; — Other, please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (^) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one type of PaMs can be selected, additional types of PaMs could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — Source-based pollution control; — Economic instruments; — Fiscal instruments; — Voluntary/negotiated agreements; — Information; — Regulatory; — Education; — Research; — Planning; — Other, please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (^) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one type of PaMs can be selected, additional types of PaMs could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — Source-based pollution control; — Economic instruments; — Fiscal instruments; — Voluntary/negotiated agreements; — Information; — Regulatory; — Education; — Research; — Planning; — Other, please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (^) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one type of PaMs can be selected, additional types of PaMs could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — Source-based pollution control; — Economic instruments; — Fiscal instruments; — Voluntary/negotiated agreements; — Information; — Regulatory; — Education; — Research; — Planning; — Other, please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (^) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one type of PaMs can be selected, additional types of PaMs could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — Source-based pollution control; — Economic instruments; — Fiscal instruments; — Voluntary/negotiated agreements; — Information; — Regulatory; — Education; — Research; — Planning; — Other, please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (^) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one type of PaMs can be selected, additional types of PaMs could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — Source-based pollution control; — Economic instruments; — Fiscal instruments; — Voluntary/negotiated agreements; — Information; — Regulatory; — Education; — Research; — Planning; — Other, please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (^) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one type of PaMs can be selected, additional types of PaMs could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — Source-based pollution control; — Economic instruments; — Fiscal instruments; — Voluntary/negotiated agreements; — Information; — Regulatory; — Education; — Research; — Planning; — Other, please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (^) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one type of PaMs can be selected, additional types of PaMs could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — Source-based pollution control; — Economic instruments; — Fiscal instruments; — Voluntary/negotiated agreements; — Information; — Regulatory; — Education; — Research; — Planning; — Other, please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (^) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one type of PaMs can be selected, additional types of PaMs could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — Source-based pollution control; — Economic instruments; — Fiscal instruments; — Voluntary/negotiated agreements; — Information; — Regulatory; — Education; — Research; — Planning; — Other, please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (^) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one type of PaMs can be selected, additional types of PaMs could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — Source-based pollution control; — Economic instruments; — Fiscal instruments; — Voluntary/negotiated agreements; — Information; — Regulatory; — Education; — Research; — Planning; — Other, please specify. |
| The responses to the field indicated with (†) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one sector can be selected, additional sectors could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — energy supply (comprising extraction, transmission, distribution and storage of fuels as well as energy and electricity production); — energy consumption (comprising consumption of fuels and electricity by end users such as households, services, industry and agriculture); — transport; — industrial processes (comprising industrial activities that chemically or physically transform materials leading to greenhouse gas emissions, use of greenhouse gases in products and non-energy uses of fossil fuel carbon); — agriculture; — waste management/waste; — cross-cutting; — other sectors; please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (†) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one sector can be selected, additional sectors could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — energy supply (comprising extraction, transmission, distribution and storage of fuels as well as energy and electricity production); — energy consumption (comprising consumption of fuels and electricity by end users such as households, services, industry and agriculture); — transport; — industrial processes (comprising industrial activities that chemically or physically transform materials leading to greenhouse gas emissions, use of greenhouse gases in products and non-energy uses of fossil fuel carbon); — agriculture; — waste management/waste; — cross-cutting; — other sectors; please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (†) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one sector can be selected, additional sectors could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — energy supply (comprising extraction, transmission, distribution and storage of fuels as well as energy and electricity production); — energy consumption (comprising consumption of fuels and electricity by end users such as households, services, industry and agriculture); — transport; — industrial processes (comprising industrial activities that chemically or physically transform materials leading to greenhouse gas emissions, use of greenhouse gases in products and non-energy uses of fossil fuel carbon); — agriculture; — waste management/waste; — cross-cutting; — other sectors; please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (†) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one sector can be selected, additional sectors could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — energy supply (comprising extraction, transmission, distribution and storage of fuels as well as energy and electricity production); — energy consumption (comprising consumption of fuels and electricity by end users such as households, services, industry and agriculture); — transport; — industrial processes (comprising industrial activities that chemically or physically transform materials leading to greenhouse gas emissions, use of greenhouse gases in products and non-energy uses of fossil fuel carbon); — agriculture; — waste management/waste; — cross-cutting; — other sectors; please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (†) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one sector can be selected, additional sectors could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — energy supply (comprising extraction, transmission, distribution and storage of fuels as well as energy and electricity production); — energy consumption (comprising consumption of fuels and electricity by end users such as households, services, industry and agriculture); — transport; — industrial processes (comprising industrial activities that chemically or physically transform materials leading to greenhouse gas emissions, use of greenhouse gases in products and non-energy uses of fossil fuel carbon); — agriculture; — waste management/waste; — cross-cutting; — other sectors; please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (†) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one sector can be selected, additional sectors could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — energy supply (comprising extraction, transmission, distribution and storage of fuels as well as energy and electricity production); — energy consumption (comprising consumption of fuels and electricity by end users such as households, services, industry and agriculture); — transport; — industrial processes (comprising industrial activities that chemically or physically transform materials leading to greenhouse gas emissions, use of greenhouse gases in products and non-energy uses of fossil fuel carbon); — agriculture; — waste management/waste; — cross-cutting; — other sectors; please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (†) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one sector can be selected, additional sectors could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — energy supply (comprising extraction, transmission, distribution and storage of fuels as well as energy and electricity production); — energy consumption (comprising consumption of fuels and electricity by end users such as households, services, industry and agriculture); — transport; — industrial processes (comprising industrial activities that chemically or physically transform materials leading to greenhouse gas emissions, use of greenhouse gases in products and non-energy uses of fossil fuel carbon); — agriculture; — waste management/waste; — cross-cutting; — other sectors; please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (†) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one sector can be selected, additional sectors could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — energy supply (comprising extraction, transmission, distribution and storage of fuels as well as energy and electricity production); — energy consumption (comprising consumption of fuels and electricity by end users such as households, services, industry and agriculture); — transport; — industrial processes (comprising industrial activities that chemically or physically transform materials leading to greenhouse gas emissions, use of greenhouse gases in products and non-energy uses of fossil fuel carbon); — agriculture; — waste management/waste; — cross-cutting; — other sectors; please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (†) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one sector can be selected, additional sectors could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — energy supply (comprising extraction, transmission, distribution and storage of fuels as well as energy and electricity production); — energy consumption (comprising consumption of fuels and electricity by end users such as households, services, industry and agriculture); — transport; — industrial processes (comprising industrial activities that chemically or physically transform materials leading to greenhouse gas emissions, use of greenhouse gases in products and non-energy uses of fossil fuel carbon); — agriculture; — waste management/waste; — cross-cutting; — other sectors; please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (†) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one sector can be selected, additional sectors could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — energy supply (comprising extraction, transmission, distribution and storage of fuels as well as energy and electricity production); — energy consumption (comprising consumption of fuels and electricity by end users such as households, services, industry and agriculture); — transport; — industrial processes (comprising industrial activities that chemically or physically transform materials leading to greenhouse gas emissions, use of greenhouse gases in products and non-energy uses of fossil fuel carbon); — agriculture; — waste management/waste; — cross-cutting; — other sectors; please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (†) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one sector can be selected, additional sectors could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — energy supply (comprising extraction, transmission, distribution and storage of fuels as well as energy and electricity production); — energy consumption (comprising consumption of fuels and electricity by end users such as households, services, industry and agriculture); — transport; — industrial processes (comprising industrial activities that chemically or physically transform materials leading to greenhouse gas emissions, use of greenhouse gases in products and non-energy uses of fossil fuel carbon); — agriculture; — waste management/waste; — cross-cutting; — other sectors; please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (†) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one sector can be selected, additional sectors could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — energy supply (comprising extraction, transmission, distribution and storage of fuels as well as energy and electricity production); — energy consumption (comprising consumption of fuels and electricity by end users such as households, services, industry and agriculture); — transport; — industrial processes (comprising industrial activities that chemically or physically transform materials leading to greenhouse gas emissions, use of greenhouse gases in products and non-energy uses of fossil fuel carbon); — agriculture; — waste management/waste; — cross-cutting; — other sectors; please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (†) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one sector can be selected, additional sectors could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — energy supply (comprising extraction, transmission, distribution and storage of fuels as well as energy and electricity production); — energy consumption (comprising consumption of fuels and electricity by end users such as households, services, industry and agriculture); — transport; — industrial processes (comprising industrial activities that chemically or physically transform materials leading to greenhouse gas emissions, use of greenhouse gases in products and non-energy uses of fossil fuel carbon); — agriculture; — waste management/waste; — cross-cutting; — other sectors; please specify. | The responses to the field indicated with (†) shall be filled in by using the following pre-defined reply options, to be selected as appropriate (more than one sector can be selected, additional sectors could be added and specified under ‘other’) (M): — energy supply (comprising extraction, transmission, distribution and storage of fuels as well as energy and electricity production); — energy consumption (comprising consumption of fuels and electricity by end users such as households, services, industry and agriculture); — transport; — industrial processes (comprising industrial activities that chemically or physically transform materials leading to greenhouse gas emissions, use of greenhouse gases in products and non-energy uses of fossil fuel carbon); — agriculture; — waste management/waste; — cross-cutting; — other sectors; please specify. |
2.6.2. Impacts on air quality and the environment of individual PaMs or packages of PaMs considered in order to comply with the emission reduction commitments (M, where available)
| Where available, impacts on air quality (reference can also be made to recommended air quality objectives by the WHO) and environment |
2.6.3. Estimation of costs and benefits of the individual PaM or package of PaMs considered in order to comply with the emission reduction commitments (O)
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