Traduction de «législation de l'énergie » (Français → Anglais) :

This sets out, in five interrelated policy dimensions, the goals of an energy union – and the detailed steps the Juncker Commission will take to achieve it, including new legislation to redesign and overhaul the electricity market, ensuring more transparency in gas contracts, substantially developing regional cooperation as an important step towards an integrated market, with a stronger regulated framework, new legislation to ensure the supply for electricity and gas, increased EU funding for energy efficiency or a new renewables energy package, focusing European RI energy strategy, reporting annually on the 'State of the Energy Union', ...[+++]just to name a few.

A Single Market for energy able to boost European economy and competitiveness, reducing external dependence and making energy prices more affordable is very clear now; legislative and non-legislative initiatives on energy should aim both at safeguarding the supply of energy through a diversified energy network, new infrastructures of renewable energy and coordinated research and development on new energy sources; such initiatives should be taken on a basis of close coordination between the Commission, the Member States and the relevant sectors of the industry.

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He pledged $15-billion a year to develop cleaner sources of energy — including wind power, solar power and biofuels — and urged Congress to ''send me legislation that places a market-based cap on carbon pollution and drives the production of more renewable energy in America'. '

Regarding environmental sustainability, Member States underlined: Confirming the EU leadership in Energy efficiency by presenting an ambitious but realistic Action Plan on Energy Efficiency, with a view to exploiting fully the potential for 20% energy saving by 2020 Confirming the EU leading role in renewables by developing a long term strategy for the effective promotion of renewables (Road Map), and implementing the Biomass Action Plan, considering also long term goals Completing the review of the EU CO2 Emissions Trading Scheme as an instrument to achieve climate change objectives in a cost-effective manner Ensuring adequate support from RD D national and Community instruments to alternative and renewable ...[+++]energies with a view to increase their part in the energy mix of the European Union Assessment of the potential of the various sectors with respect to the global climate protection goal Regarding security of supply, Member States underlined: Europe should speak with a common voice in support of energy policy objectives when engaging third countries The development of energy dialogues between the EU and third countries, as regards producer as well as consumer countries The participation of our neighbouring countries in the European Internal Market, for example through an extension of the Energy Community Development of an authentic and sustainable energy partnership with Russia Intensified diversification of energy sources and with respect to supplier countries and transport routes Ensuring common operational approaches to address crisis situations and to reinforce solidarity Development of proposals on the physical security of networks Regarding competitiveness the following issues were mentioned: Ensuring full, effective and transparent implementation of internal market legislation , including as a prerequisite for the stimulation of growth in Europe Accelerating the development of regional energy markets within the EU and their integration into the EU inter ...

In this connection, the Energy Council of 29 November 1994 had asked the Commission to submit a report on Community energy legislation, together with proposals aimed at simplifying and streamlining Community legislation where necessary and possible.