Clearing process for countries not parties to a joint fulfilment agreement
Article 1
Open ↗In Regulation (EU) No 389/2013, the following Article 73h is inserted: ‘Article 73h Clearing process for countries not parties to a joint fulfilment agreement 1. Within 6 months after the closure of the trading period 2013-2020, the central administrator shall calculate the clearing value for countries not parties to a joint fulfilment agreement by subtracting the amount equal to the allowances in the EU ETS resulting from the inclusion of that country in the EU ETS for the trading period 2013-2020 from the total amount of general allowances surrendered by operators administered by the national administrator of that country for the period 2013-2020. 2. The central administrator shall notify the national administrators about the result of the calculation pursuant to paragraph 1. 3. Within 5 working days of the notification set out in paragraph 2, the Central Administrator shall transfer an amount of AAUs equal to the clearing value calculated pursuant to paragraph 1 from the ETS Central Clearing Account in the Union Registry to a KP party holding account in the KP registry of each country with a positive clearing value. 4. Within 5 working days of the notification set out in paragraph 2, each KP registry administrator whose country has a negative clearing value shall transfer an amount of AAUs to that is equal to the positive equivalent of the clearing value calculated pursuant to paragraph 1 to the ETS Central Clearing Account in the Union Registry. 5. Before performing the transfer referred to in paragraphs 3 and 4 of this Article, the relevant national administrator or the central administrator shall first transfer a number of AAUs required to satisfy the share of proceeds applied to first international transfers of AAUs in accordance with Article 10(1) of Regulation (EU) No 525/2013. 6. Within 6 months after the closure of the trading period 2013-2020, the central administrator shall calculate the clearing value for countries not parties to a joint fulfilment agreement by subtracting the amount equal to the verified emissions by aircraft operators that are included in the national inventory under the UNFCCC of that country from the total amount of general allowances surrendered by aircraft operators administered by the national administrator of that country for the period 2013-2020. 7. The central administrator shall notify the national administrators about the result of the calculation pursuant to paragraph 6. 8. Within 5 working days of the notification pursuant to paragraph 7, each KP registry administrator whose country has a positive clearing value shall transfer an amount of AAUs equal to the clearing value calculated pursuant to paragraph 6 to the ETS Central Clearing Account in the Union Registry. 9. Within 5 working days of the notification pursuant to paragraph 7, the Central Administrator shall transfer an amount of AAUs equal to the positive equivalent of the clearing value calculated pursuant to paragraph 6 from the ETS Central Clearing Account in the Union Registry to a KP party holding account in the KP registry of each country with a negative clearing value. 10. Before performing the transfer referred to in paragraphs 8 and 9 of this Article, the relevant national administrator or the central administrator shall first transfer a number of AAUs required to satisfy the share of proceeds applied to first international transfers of AAUs in accordance with Article 10(1) of Regulation (EU) No 525/2013.’