Traduction de «coordonnatrice des politiques d'énergie » (Français → Anglais) :

26. Points out that the binding 2020 target for renewable energy sources (RES) has made the EU a frontrunner in RES technology innovation; stresses that the continuation of this policy, with binding RES targets, will further strengthen the EU’s position in this field; takes the view that the development of RES contributes to achieving the greenhouse gas emissions reduction target, decreasing the need for fossil fuel imports and increasing the diversification of our energy sources; considers, therefore, that the EU should set a binding RES target in its 2030 framework; believes that a forward-looking energy and climate policy must be ...[+++]implemented which is coherent with the EU's industrial policy agenda for competitiveness;

06 01 01: Expenditure related to staff in active employment of ‘Energy and transport‚ policy area’

Finally, the Union’s new responsibilities will create new funding requirements. First of all there will be the External Relations package with, in particular, the creation of the European External Action Service and the High Representative Vice-President of the Commission, and, then, the new policies: energy, space and tourism, research, civil defence, administrative cooperation, and sport.

An option could be to use the possibilities offered by Declaration n° 1 of the IIA (see below) to provide more flexibility to allow the financing of some high political priorities (energy, broadband).

Summary code: Development / Sectoral development policies / Environment and management of natural resources / Energy Energy / Energy efficiency / Policy orientations Energy / Renewable energy / Policy orientations Energy / Security of supply, external dimension and enlargement / External dimension Environment and climate change / Sustainable development / Sustainable development instruments

This includes among Member States and accession states, across different policy areas - energy, environment, transport, agriculture, etc, but also with energy partners in other parts of the world, whether suppliers or consumers.