Vertaling van "integrated electricity undertaking " (Engels → Nederlands) :

(a) those persons responsible for the management of the combined system operator may not participate in company structures of the integrated electricity undertaking responsible, directly or indirectly, for the day-to-day operation of the generation, or supply of electricity.

(a) those persons responsible for the management of the distribution system operator may not participate in company structures of the integrated electricity undertaking responsible, directly or indirectly, for the day-to-day operation of the generation, transmission or supply of electricity.

The ITO option will be available to both gas and electricity sectors for member states where the transmission system belongs to a vertically integrated undertaking on entry into force of the directive.

Member States may decide not to apply those provisions to integrated electricity undertakings which operate a distribution grid to which less than 150 000 consumers are connected and where an undertaking is majority-owned and directly operated by a local authority or a body subject to its control or by a local independent private integrated electricity undertaking or by a community-owned integrated electricity undertaking.

Furthermore, electricity imports should only be subject to objective and justified conditions (i.e. lack of interconnected capacity or for public security reasons). - Transparency and distorsion of competition: in order to ensure that the principles of objectivity, transparency and non-discrimination are respected, to guarantee that competition is not distorted, to avoid the risk of potential discrimination, and to achieve neutral and independent treatment, the Single Buyer, where part of an integrated undertaking, should be fully unb ...[+++]undled in terms of a full separation of management and of information flows between its different activities, especially in terms of production and supply. - Competition at the level of production: tendering procedures for new and additional production capacities, which are more restrictive in competition terms than authorisation systems, should only be organised and decided by public authorities or other independent entities appointed for this purpose. - Parallel authorisations of Independent Producers: to redress the imbalance between authorisation and tender procedures, independent producers should, even under tendering systems, benefit from parallel authorisation to strengthen competitive forces.

Annex 1 A PROPITIOUS MACRO-ECONOMIC CLIMATE - stay on course for a stable and sound macro-economic policy (public authorities and social partners) - give better explanations of the beneficial impact of EMU on a macro-economic strategy propitious for employment (Community institutions and Member States) - accentuate the budgetary consolidation effort in compliance with the following recommendations: . prefer spending cuts to tax increases . preserve expenditure on investment in human capital, innovation and infrastructure . reorient passive spending (unemployment compensation) towards active measures . shift the balance of taxation in favour of labour - update and reinforce Member States' convergence programmes - reinforce the multilateral s ...[+++]urveillance procedure (Commission and Council) - pursue an incomes policy conducive to competitiveness and employment (social partners) Annex 2 HARNESSING THE POTENTIAL OF THE INTERNAL MARKET Completing and implementing the internal market . adopt a priority package of three measures by the end of 1996 (European company statute, biotechnology inventions and electricity) (Council and Parliament) . secure an undertaking from the Member States that by the end of 1996 they will lay before their parliaments bills to incorporate into national law the measures adopted pursuant to the White Paper . draw up a White Paper on markets in services (Commission) . simplify legislation (the SLIM initiative) . remove the remaining obstacles to the free movement of individuals and workers (the Community institutions and the Member States) . adopt guidelines by the end of 1996 on the basis of a Commission reflection paper on taxation (European Council) Enhancing the competitive environment in Europe . regulate the question of supplementary financing for TENs (Council and Parliament) . make proper use of the Task Forces on Research and Industry (institutions and Council) . draw up a plan of action to encourage further innovation (Commission) . adopt ...