Translation of "Rapport historique de ligne réseau " (French → English) :

trunk utilisation report | trunk utilization report | TUR [Abbr.]

smart grids, defined as any equipment, line, cable or installation, both at transmission and low and medium voltage distribution level, aiming at two-way digital communication, real-time or close to real-time, interactive and intelligent monitoring and management of electricity generation, transmission, distribution and consumption within an electricity network in view of developing a network efficiently integrating the behaviour and actions of all users connected to it — generators, consumers and those that do both — in order to ensure an economically efficient, sustainable electricity system with low losses and high quality and securit ...[+++]y of supply and safety;

smart grids, defined as any equipment, line, cable or installation, both at transmission and low and medium voltage distribution level, aiming at two-way digital communication, real-time or close to real-time, interactive and intelligent monitoring and management of electricity generation, transmission, distribution and consumption within an electricity network in view of developing a network efficiently integrating the behaviour and actions of all users connected to it — generators, consumers and those that do both — in order to ensure an economically efficient, sustainable electricity system with low losses and high quality and securit ...[+++]y of supply and safety;

When estimating the average customer lifetime, NRAs should take due account of the different characteristics and competitive conditions of the provision of services over NGA networks compared to the legacy copper network, where these are likely to result in users of NGA networks having different average customer lifetimes compared to users of the copper network.

The Commission has therefore today called on UKE to either mandate cost-orientated access to FTTH or to impose rigorous non-discriminatory access to the incumbent's network which, together with the evidence of a significant competitive constraint from regulated copper access prices and/or other well developed alternative infrastructures like cable or LTE (Long Term Evolution, a standard for wireless communication of high-speed data), can provide sufficient competitive safeguards to allow UKE not to impose cost-orientated access to FTTH networks.