nbalove (nbalove) wrote, @ 2012-05-16 09:37:00

Taxe carbon: EU threatens ten Chinese karen millen outlet and Indian companies
The Chinese and Indian companies subject to tax on the karen millen saleEuropean pollution aircraft have been ordered to communicate, by 15 June, the emissions of their flights to the EU in 2011 under threat of fines, announced Tuesday, May 15 the European Commission.

"All EU companies and all companies of third countries,http://www.karenmillendressesmartuk.comwith the exception of eight Chinese companies and two Indian companies have reported emissions in 2011 by flying their planes in the EU," stressed the Commissioner climate,karen millen dressesConnie Hedegaard.

"The high turnout is a pleasure, because more than 1,200 companies have complied with that obligation, including those of the United States, Canada, Russia, Japan,karen millen outletSaudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE and South Africa ", she added, emphasizing the isolation of China and India, two of the most resolute opponents of the European tax.

"We will wait until mid-June, and then, karen millen dresses it will be for the EU states served by the ten Chinese and Indian companies to apply the appropriate fines," she said.

36 OPPONENTS TO TAX

Most Chinese companies serve Germany, where the fines can reach 500,000 euros, said its services. As for Indian companies, they serve primarily the United Kingdom. Other EU countries concerned are France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Cyprus.

European legislation came into force on 1 January 2012 paper, requires companies operating in the EU, whatever their nationality, to buy the equivalent of 15% of their CO2 emissions, karen millen sale or 32 million tonnes , to fight against global warming.

However, 26 of 36 members of the Aviation Organisation (ICAO), including China, the United States, India and Russia, opposed this requirement. But only the Chinese and Indian companies have tried to block the system. Poutant, fiscal 2011 was only a test, because the obligation to purchase 15% of these polluting rights will be in April 2013 based on emissions in 2012.

However, some airlines have started buying rights, because a ton of CO2 is currently worth 7 euros in the EU ETS - prices that the EU is to meet the end of the year via an option to exit the karen millen outlet market between 1.4 and 1.5 million certificates, which would raise the price of a tonne of CO2 between 20 and 25 euros, it says the Commission.