LegalizeCommission Decision (EU) 2023/1409 of 4 July 2023 instructing the Central Administrator of the Union Registry to return to the Member States and the United Kingdom the Union surplus at the end of the second commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol
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The Commission instructs the central administrator of the Union Registry to return to the accounts of Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom the assigned amount units set out in Annex.
ANNEX
| Member States and United Kingdom | Allocated Union surplus assigned amount units |
|---|---|
| Belgium | 20 450 588 |
| Bulgaria | 126 141 099 |
| Czechia | 133 267 103 |
| Denmark | 13 136 942 |
| Germany | 195 195 443 |
| Estonia | 50 771 706 |
| Ireland | 11 354 436 |
| Greece | 15 894 130 |
| Spain | 58 409 926 |
| France | 99 661 294 |
| Croatia | 7 182 633 |
| Italy | 79 680 094 |
| Cyprus | 1 568 619 |
| Latvia | 40 100 861 |
| Lithuania | 70 430 898 |
| Luxembourg | 2 406 891 |
| Hungary | 107 256 218 |
| Malta | 307 434 |
| Netherlands | 30 412 409 |
| Austria | 13 412 151 |
| Poland | 298 687 162 |
| Portugal | 13 296 395 |
| Romania | 490 413 095 |
| Slovenia | 3 286 845 |
| Slovakia | 75 013 997 |
| Finland | 8 658 264 |
| Sweden | 13 218 840 |
| United Kingdom | 176 488 289 |
| Total | 2 156 103 762 |
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