My weekly allowance is 50 yuan.
我每月的津贴是50元.
A book allowance is a good idea.
书本补贴的办法也不错。
Most of our flights have a baggage allowance of 20 lbs per passenger.
我们大多数航班的行李限量是每位乘客10磅。
It also disburses winter healthcare allowances for minor illnesses and grants free usage for delivery lockers where food can be kept warm and safe.
它还为轻微疾病支付冬季医疗津贴，并免费使用食品保温安全的储物柜。
However, the overall risks of CCB's lending to the real estate sector and homebuyers still remain controllable and the allowances for impairment losses on loans are sufficient, said Cheng.
然而，程表示，建行向房地产行业和购房者发放贷款的总体风险仍然可控，贷款减值准备充足。
In spite of the rise in housing-related NPL ratios, the overall risk of the CCB's lending to the real estate sector and homebuyers still remains controllable and the allowances for impairment losses on loans are sufficient, Cheng said.
程表示，尽管住房不良贷款率有所上升，但建行向房地产行业和购房者发放贷款的总体风险仍然可控，贷款减值准备充足。
Lyu said the process of extracting crude oil, refining and processing, as well as consumption of refined oil were like "overdrawing the allowance of carbon emissions from their credit card in the bank of environment around the world", and the move was to cover the overdraft to make their carbon account balance.
The ratio of its allowance to nonperforming loans was 421.33 percent, up 13.27 percentage points over the same period.
"Chinese consumers have flocked to Hainan to spend their duty-free allowances.
The bank will ramp up nonperforming loan clearance and disposal, adopt a multilayered approach to refine the management of clients whose loans turn sour, continuously improve risk offset capacity by setting aside adequate allowances for impairment losses on loans, and accelerate digital transformation of credit risk management," he said.
Allowances for impairment losses on loans to NPLs were 213.59 percent last year.
The allowance to NPLs ratio was 389.45 percent at the end of last year, up from 346.8 percent a year earlier, indicating enhanced capability of risk management.
Here's an example: Mark, aged 5, wanted more monthly allowance from his parents.
Instead of continually pestering his parents, he spoke to his friends and gathered information about the monthly allowance they received, and how much housework they did to earn it.
Many Ofo users have taken to social media to say that the videos will be a drain on their mobile data allowance, despite these types of video advertisements being commonplace on many online platforms, such as Weibo and Toutiao.
Under this policy, certain allowances for foreigners are exempt from individual income tax, including housing allowances and children's education fees.
Currently, enterprises can use CCER credits to offset up to 5 percent of their required carbon emissions allowance, though the reasonableness of this limit still warrants further discussion.
Carbon emissions allowances closed at 83.11 yuan ($11.69) per ton on Friday, 0.74 percent down from Thursday, at Guangzhou Emissions Exchange, the largest local carbon market in China.
A total of 1,981 tons of allowances were transacted on Friday, with a turnover of 164,659 yuan.
The allowances, officially known as Guangdong Emissions Allowances (GDEA), are carbon dioxide emissions caps assigned to companies.
The EU ETS is currently in its fourth phase, sets a single EU-wide cap on emissions and adopts auctioning as the default method for allocating allowances, instead of free allocation.
Instead, it allocates carbon allowances free of charge to each emissions entity based on a benchmarking method that compares the average carbon intensity of the power sector with that of an individual emissions entity.
As China's carbon market grows, we expect the current allowance allocation policy will tighten up, shifting to a cap-based system over time and gradually reducing the proportion of allowances allocated free of charge.
The evolution of the EU ETS has shown that lowering caps for allowances and adopting auctioning as the main allocation method are the key drivers of carbon prices over the long run.
It is understood that a key factor behind an effective carbon market is that the price of carbon allowances is high enough to incentivize emitters to reduce emissions.
The weighted average price of the China Emissions Allowance, or CEA, in the national carbon market was 43.85 yuan ($6.16) per ton for 2021, compared to the average EU Allowance (EUA) price of over 50 euros ($48.2) on the EU ETS for the same period.
The EU ETS is dominated by derivatives — it is estimated that around 85 percent of trades in allowances involve the use of derivatives in the form of futures, forwards and options.
The national carbon market in Shanghai has transacted 195 million metric tons of China Emission Allowances (CEA) since its launch on July 16, 2021, with a combined value of 8.56 billion yuan ($1.19 billion), making it the world's largest carbon trading market and representing China's resolve to reach carbon neutrality targets, officials said on Tuesday.
With carbon trading officially commencing on July 16 last year, up to 194 million tons of Carbon Emission Allowances (CEAs) were traded by Jun 28, with total trading value approaching 8.5 billion yuan ($1.3 billion).
Only spot trading of carbon allowances is conducted in China, which impairs companies' willingness to manage their carbon allowance assets more actively.
Qualified flexibly employed people who take part in training programs will receive training subsidies and living allowances during these courses.
At the Guangzhou Emissions Exchange, over 200 million tons of carbon emission allowances have been traded since its opening in December 2013, with a total turnover of 5.07 billion yuan.
At the Guangzhou Emissions Exchange, over 200 million tonnes of carbon emission allowances have been traded since its opening in December 2013, with a total turnover of 5.07 billion yuan.
Guangzhou's Zengcheng district has begun providing living allowances to young Hong Kong and Macao professionals employed there.
All eligible migrant workers who have lost their jobs, whether covered by the unemployment insurance scheme or not, will receive provisional living allowances or other forms of relief.
Primary responsibility for paying such allowances should be made clear.
All eligible migrant workers who have lost their jobs, whether they are covered by the unemployment insurance policies or not, will receive provisional living allowances or other forms of relief.
Support must be provided for people eligible for unemployment benefits and subsistence allowances and people facing difficulties.
By the end of this year, all urban and rural unemployed people who are in the program will continue to receive unemployment subsidies, and all unemployed migrant workers in the program will receive provisional living allowances.
More efforts will also be made to explore the establishment of rules on the flow of data and improve the market-based trading mechanism for resources such as electricity and natural gas, and the carbon emissions allowance.
The price of the carbon emission allowance, which companies can buy or trade under the system, closed at 54.22 yuan per ton on Dec 31, up 12.96 percent from the opening price of the first trading day.
The average daily trading volume of the allowance topped 1.25 million tons, which was 22 times and 53 times of its counterparts in the European Union and South Korea, respectively.
However, Lin said the relatively small value of total trading was largely due to the limited number of emitters included in the trading system and the low price of the carbon emission allowance.
While the trading volume of carbon emissions allowance expands, the price is in dynamic balance.
This level is well below prices of carbon allowances in the EU, the world's second largest carbon market, where one metric ton costs more than $60 in recent months.
The low price is primarily caused by the oversupply of carbon allowances.
The current intensity-based system allows the cap to be adjusted based on economic output, which means there is no fixed cap on carbon allowances for each company.
In addition, too many allowances have been handed out for free to companies, which lowers their cost but disincentivizes their climate responsibility and liability.
The Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) launched ICE UK Allowances (UKA) Futures contracts on May 21.
The UKA Futures are deliverable contracts where each clearing member with a position open at cessation of trading a contract month is obligated to make or take delivery of UK allowances to or from the UK Emissions Trading Registry in accordance with the ICE Futures Europe Regulations.
Derivative contracts provide important signals on the supply and demand of carbon allowances through price trends, helping businesses and policymakers understand the true costs of climate change.
These include but are not limited to transparency in compliance with measuring, monitoring, reporting and verification (MMRV) standards as encapsulated in the Kyoto Protocol, transparency in allowance allocation mechanisms and transparency in the availability of accurate, current and verified information.
The government also needs to strengthen legal punishments for fabricating emissions data and exceeding emissions allowances.
"Also, we will encourage more small and medium-sized enterprises and State-owned companies to expand their recruitment campaign by giving them an allowance.
Based on Chinese emissions allowances, a standard set by the State Council in late 2017, the national carbon trading system allows trading modes including listing trading by agreement, bulk trading by agreement and one-way bidding.
Market entities applying for one-way bidding can purchase emission allowances from counterparts, with the bidding information released by the exchange.
If the price is too low, no company will take initiatives to reduce emissions, to take the saved allowances to the trading market for sale.
However, with the carbon emission trading platform, companies can reduce carbon emissions by updating emission equipment and actively reducing energy consumption, and convert the saved emission allowances into carbon assets that can be sold on the market to increase revenues.
The national emission trading program is expected to first cover coal and gas-fired power plants, with emission allowances allocated depending on a plant's output and technological mix, said Andrew Steel, an analyst with Fitch Ratings, an international ratings agency.
As a reward, each of them would receive an allowance, a big New Year's Eve dinner, red envelops as well as gift packages for their parents and family at home, said Cheng.
Other 35 poverty-stricken families have received funds secured from related policies, including subsistence allowances.
"To seek more ways in achieving carbon neutrality, institutions, companies and individuals are encouraged to donate their carbon credits and carbon allowances for the Asian Games.
Data reveal that as of May 2022, the cumulative volume of carbon emissions allowances in the national carbon market was about 235 million metric tons, with the turnover amounting to nearly 10.79 billion yuan ($1.5 billion).
"The allowance is expected to help maintain the stability of aviation logistics industrial chain and promote the growth of manufacturing and tourism sectors," she said.
Similar to his colleagues who have already made career changes to find jobs in the real estate, insurance, retail and other sectors, the 38-year-old has registered as a driver on Didi Global Inc, China's largest ride-hailing platform, and has shot photos at weddings and birthday parties in the Wangjing area of Beijing to create more living allowance while he is still waiting for the recovery of the tourism sector.
Meituan, for example, offered a collective allowance of up to 8 million yuan ($1.2 million) as it called on all delivery workers available in Beijing to work during the holiday.
In addition, the bank has increased its provisions for real estate lending, with the ratio of allowance for loan impairment losses to total loans in the real estate sector exceeding 6 percent.
In addition to growing trees to lock up carbon from the atmosphere, the Games' organizing committee also called for participation of involved companies to donate their allowances of carbon emissions traded in the carbon market to Games-related projects.
As of Oct 20, nearly 18.9 million tons of carbon emission allowances (CEA) have been traded since the national trading system went operational.
Chen Zhibin, chief analyst of Beijing-based carbon neutrality solutions provider SinoCarbon Innovation& Investment, said companies are required to settle their carbon emission allowances for the year 2019 and 2020 before the year ends.
The compliance period refers to the time at the end of which an emitter subject to the country's regulation regarding the cap-and-trade system for greenhouse gas emission allowances must submit to the government all the carbon emission quota that the emitter reported for the period.
Second, improving emissions allowance allocations and surrender is key.
Each enterprise involved in the market should get a proper allowance for free at the beginning to exchange in the market.
If the allowance is not properly set, it will be of no use to reduce carbon emissions from related enterprises.
Third, standardization of emissions calculations is important for allowance allocations.
The allocation of allowances is based on the benchmark for each sector.
For example, before the power generation sector was included in the national allowance market, the government had collected related data of 2019 and 2020 from power plants.
Not only are carbon emission allowances from selected sectors in these regions involved, but also local China Certification Emission Reductions (CERs) were exchanged in these various markets.
With this foundation, China's carbon allowance market will gradually become ready for financial institutions to get involved.
Companies that emit more than allowable amounts can purchase more unused allowance from others.
On the inaugural day, about 4.1 million metric tons of carbon emission allowances were traded, with turnover reaching about 210 million yuan ($32.38 million).
Last week, however, only about 187,027 tons of carbon emission allowances, or just 4.5 percent of the volume seen on July 16, were traded for 10.12 million yuan.
Market entities, however, sought to downplay the slump, saying a decline was normal as some buyer companies turned passive once they accumulated adequate levels of carbon emission allowances.
An industry insider told CEN that the current allowances are relatively sufficient for many power plants and they are free of charge.
Wang Ke, a professor at the Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research, which operates under the aegis of the Beijing Institute of Technology, told CEN that from the experience of pilot markets, many companies paid little attention to carbon emissions, and rushed to purchase a big amount of allowance right before routine checks from regulators and third parties.
To begin with, a company registered with the trading system will be allocated a specific amount of carbon emissions allowance for free, based on its history of production and carbon emissions data.
If the company's carbon emissions subsequently exceed its allowance, it has to buy more allowances in the trading system.
"By putting a price on carbon emissions, and providing a marketplace to trade emission allowances, the carbon emissions trading system will rely on market mechanisms and economic tools rather than administrative regulations to propel steel enterprises' efforts in carbon emissions control and reduction," said Wang Guoqing, director of the Lange Steel Information Center.
"Rules will get increasingly tougher over time, although in the beginning the free allowance calculation and allocation mechanism may be designed not to have an overwhelming effect, so as to offer a time window for steel enterprises to adjust to lower-carbon production and operations, Wang said.
She said she believes the amounts of free allowances will diminish over time, while penalty for failing to report accurate data or meet compliance obligations will increasingly tighten.
This, coupled with the personal duty-free allowance increase, has driven the purchase of 9.35 million duty-free items, with a 147 percent year-on-year increase, according to the statistics from Haikou Customs.
They said the new allowance increase, together with other preferential policies in the Hainan free trade port will help spur consumption, aid trade and investment in the island province.
- Carbon emissions allowances closed at 28.42 yuan ($4.06) per ton on Tuesday, 2.19 percent up from Monday, at the China Emissions Exchange (Guangzhou), the largest local carbon market in China.
A total of 168,101 tons of allowances were transacted on Tuesday, with a turnover of 4.964 million yuan.
- Carbon emissions allowances closed at 27.39 yuan (about $3.91) per ton on Thursday, 1.26 percent up from Wednesday, at the China Emissions Exchange (Guangzhou), the largest local carbon market in China.
A total of 202,001 tonnes of allowances were transacted on Thursday, with a turnover of 5.65 million yuan.
However, reserving extra seats won't come with extra checked and carry-on baggage allowances, or extra meals.
Apart from offering overtime pay or paid leave, it also provides allowances and subsidies.
Apart from giving overtime pay or paid leave, it also provided allowances and subsidies.
In September, the finance and agricultural authorities jointly released a notice, outlining policies to support hog production, including subsidized loans, incentives to major hog producing counties and allowances to farms with culled pigs.
About 310 million metric tons of carbon emission allowances had by the end of May been traded for 680 million yuan ($98.5 million) in China, a senior environmental official said.
Some parents have cut back on their kids' weekly allowance or pocket money, while others have imposed strict discipline at home and set limits on the amount of snacks their children can consume.
One year later, the subsidy for models with this range was reduced to 18,000 yuan, while owners of those with a range of more than 400 km were entitled to an allowance of 25,000 yuan.