Traduction de «secteur réseaux » (Français → Anglais) :

Business Area Networks | N [Abbr.]

Committee for the implementation of the series of guidelines for trans-European energy networks

Master Plan for a European road transport network

compensatory teacher | teacher in learning support | developmental teacher | learning support teacher

distribution control operator | electrical power systems power dispatcher | electrical power distributor | power line worker

drainage engineering adviser | water and drainage engineer | drain engineer | drainage engineer

Care and support circumstances and networks

area of artillery movement (1) | area of movement (2)

public-private partnership [ PPP ]

to promote rule-based competition in the telecommunications sector for the benefit of service providers and consumers; to address persistent regulatory asymmetries in the telecommunications sector, by preventing parties from imposing foreign equity caps, by laying down pro-competitive wholesale access rules for incumbent operators’ networks, by providing clear and non-discriminatory rules for licensing, by securing genuine access to last-mile infrastructures in export markets for EU telecom providers, by guaranteeing the independence of regulators, and by supporting an extensive definition of telecommunications services covering all typ ...[+++]es of network; to ensure a level playing field for all operators and that non-EU companies from oligopolistic markets do not take advantage of the fragmentation of the EU market; to guarantee that TiSA parties respect the principle of open and non-discriminatory internet access for service providers and consumers; to guarantee that EU operators in TiSA participating countries have fair and symmetrical market access in telecom services, free from any non-tariff and behind-the-border barriers, including regulatory requirements, asymmetry in standards, technological impositions or restrictions;

Directive 2002/21/EC establishes a legislative framework for the electronic communications sector that seeks, inter alia, to respond to convergence trends by covering all electronic communications networks and services within its scope.

1. Notes that smart grids are the result of the increasing role of the information and communications technology (ICT) sector in the network management of the energy sector and that further cooperation and synergies between these sectors must be encouraged, e.g. with regard to the efficient use of the radio spectrum across Europe and smart energy functions in the future ‘Internet of Things’; asks the Commission to take the necessary measures to ensure the coherent and efficient deployment and operation of smart grids; notes the serious questions posed by such synergies in terms of data protection and privacy, increased tariffs, and for ...[+++] energy network operators potentially being in a situation where they have to buy data from the telecoms companies to fulfil their fundamental responsibility, that of operating, maintaining and developing an efficient electricity distribution system;

ACTIONS The Commission will: Key Action 12: Assess by 2011 whether the ICT sector has complied with the timeline to adopt common measurement methodologies for the sector's own energy performance and greenhouse gas emissions and propose legal measures if appropriate; Other actions: Support partnerships between the ICT sector and major emitting sectors (e.g. buildings and construction, transport and logistics, energy distribution) to improve the energy efficiency and greenhouse gas emissions of these sectors by 2013; Assess by 2011 the potential contribution of smart grids to the decarbonisation of energy supply in Europe and define a se ...[+++]t of minimum functionalities to promote the interoperability of Smart Grids at European level by the end of 2010; In 2011 publish a Green Paper on Solid State Lighting (SSL) to explore the barriers and to put forward policy suggestions; it will in parallel support demonstration projects using the CIP.