Attuazione della direttiva 2009/30/CE, che modifica la direttiva 98/70/CE, per quanto riguarda le specifiche relative a benzina, combustibile diesel e gasolio, nonchè l'introduzione di un meccanismo inteso a controllare e ridurre le emissioni di gas a effetto serra, modifica la direttiva 1999/32/CE per quanto concerne le specifiche relative al combustibile utilizzato dalle navi adibite alla navigazione interna e abroga la direttiva 93/12/CEE. (11G0098) | 011G0098 — Italy law | Esheria

Attuazione della direttiva 2009/30/CE, che modifica la direttiva 98/70/CE, per quanto riguarda le specifiche relative a benzina, combustibile diesel e gasolio, nonchè l'introduzione di un meccanismo inteso a controllare e ridurre le emissioni di gas a effetto serra, modifica la direttiva 1999/32/CE per quanto concerne le specifiche relative al combustibile utilizzato dalle navi adibite alla navigazione interna e abroga la direttiva 93/12/CEE. (11G0098)

This preamble introduces the decree and lists the constitutional, legislative, and EU acts it relies on.

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Italy
Instrument
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Citation
011G0098
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Language
it
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This preamble introduces the decree and lists the constitutional, legislative, and EU acts it relies on. This provision sets the scope for fuel technical specifications and a life-cycle greenhouse-gas reduction objective for certain vehicles, machinery, tractors, recreational boats, and inland vessels, and says marine-use fuels for those vessels at sea are subject to marine-fuel rules. The article bans selling gasoline that does not meet the listed specifications and requires labeling, user information, and reporting duties for certain fuel distributors and vehicle manufacturers. Diesel fuel that does not meet Annex II specifications may not be marketed, subject to a stated exception. Diesel with up to 10% FAME may be allowed under ministerial conditions after a CEN technical standard, and certain sulfur-limited fuel use is banned on pleasure boats and inland navigation vessels. ISPRA must publish annual fuel-quality data on its website, and the Ministry must send the previous year’s fuel quality and quantity data to the European Commission by 30 June each year, starting in 2005.