Traduction de «EIA » (Anglais → Français) :

This means that despite their environmental impact, the relevant projects are not subject to mandatory EIA. In accordance with the precautionary principle, and as requested by Parliament in its resolution of 21 November 2012, it is proposed that non-conventional hydrocarbons (shale gas and oil and 'tight gas in the first paragraph, 'coal bed methane' in the second paragraph), be included in Annex I, so that the relevant projects are systematically made subject to EIA.

20. Notes that the current directive does not contain requirements relating to the objectivity and impartiality of the authorities responsible for authorisation and does not set any such requirements for bodies which carry out an EIA; notes that it does not contain any provisions either about how to proceed when a project has already been implemented or is close to finalisation or about how the concerned public could, by means of a clear and non-bureaucratic procedure, obtain immediate clarification from the EIA authority responsible about the conformity with EU rules of such projects, which are very likely to infringe basic provisions ...[+++]of the EIA Directive; considers therefore that the review of the EIA Directive offers a good opportunity to introduce such requirements and provisions;

8. Calls for an extension of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Directive to cover all offshore projects phases (exploratory and operational) and calls for specific requirements for EIAs in the case of deep water, complex wells, challenging drilling conditions, and transfer of oil/gas by underwater pipelines located on/under the seabed; considers, furthermore, that the Commission should ensure that EIAs for offshore projects approved by national authorities also cover the procedures operators must follow during decommissioning; calls on the Commission to reassess the legal provisions on EIAs and lay down therein that environment ...[+++]al impact assessment procedures must be entrusted to experts who are independent of the client;

26. Calls for an extension of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Directive to cover all offshore projects phases (exploratory and operational) and calls for specific requirements for EIAs in the case of deep water, complex wells and challenging drilling conditions, and transfer of oil/gas by underwater pipelines located on/under the seabed; considers, furthermore, that the Commission should ensure that EIAs for offshore projects approved by national authorities also cover the procedures operators must follow during decommissioning; calls on the Commission to reassess the legal provisions on EIAs and lay down therein that environ ...[+++]mental impact assessment procedures must be entrusted to experts who are independent from the client;

23. Notes that the Bank's rules "encourage" sponsors to put the Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) on their website; states, however, that EIAs are rarely found on these web-sites (only 7 EIA summaries and one full EIA in the year 2002), which shows that internet-publishing should be made compulsory; if the sponsors do not have their own website, the EIA should be published on the EBRD website; recommends, furthermore, that Environmental Impact Assessments be released before approval by the Board, irrespective of the type of project and whether it is public or private;

Therefore under the clause on economic integration agreements (EIAs), a signatory that is party to an EIA has no obligation to extend to another Contracting Party that is not party to the EIA the preferential treatment provided for in that EIA.