Traduction de «Electric accounting system » (Anglais → Français) :

(i)an equivalent amount of electricity to the electricity accounted for has been firmly nominated to the allocated interconnection capacity by all responsible transmission system operators in the country of origin, the country of destination and, if relevant, each third country of transit.

an equivalent amount of electricity to the electricity accounted for has been firmly registered in the schedule of balance by the responsible transmission system operator on the Community side of an interconnector; and

Another chapter presents the organizational structure of the electricity sector, the generating systems, the market consumption and the electric utility power exchanges and also comments on the accounting tables and financial ratios for the power systems of Albania, Bulgaria, the Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), Greece, Romania and the Former Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY).

The Governments of the Member States and the European Commission were represented as follows: Belgium Elio di RUPO Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Economic Affairs and Telecommunications Denmark Svend AUKEN Minister for the Environment and Energy Germany Lorenz SCHOMERUS State Secretary for Economic Affairs Greece Anastasios PEPONIS Minister for Industry, Energy and T e c h n o l o g y Spain Juan Manuel EGUIAGARAY Minister for Industry and Energy France Franck BOROTRA Minister for Industry, Post and Telecommunications Ireland Michael LOWRY Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications Italy Alberto CLO' Minister for Industry and Foreign Trade Luxembourg Robert GOEBBELS Minister for Economic Affairs, Public Works and Energy Netherlan ...[+++]ds Lambert J. HANRATH Deputy Permanent Representative Austria Judith GEBETSROITHNER Deputy Permanent Representative Portugal Daniel BESSA Minister for the Economy José PENEDOS State Secretary for Energy Finland Jan STORE Deputy Permanent Representative Sweden Jane CEDERQVIST Assistant State Secretary for Industry and Trade United Kingdom Timothy EGGAR Minister of State, Department of Trade and Industry (Minister for Industry and Energy) Commission Christos PAPOUTSIS Member INTERNAL MARKET IN ELECTRICITY - PRESIDENCY CONCLUSIONS The Council held a discussion on the proposal for a Directive on the common rules for the internal electricity market, at the close of which the Presidency drew the following conclusions: "In accordance with the amended proposals for Directives concerning common rules for the internal market in electricity and in gas, having consulted the European Parliament and the Economic and Social Committee and in accordance with the conclusions adopted by the Energy Councils on 30 November 1992, 29 November 1994 and 1 June 1995, the Presidency: 1. stresses the importance of achieving the internal market in electricity in terms of the competitiveness of the industry and economic development; 2. considers that the nego ...

In this context it agreed to verify that both approaches, in a spirit of reciprocity, lead to equivalent economic results and, therefore, to a directly comparable level in the opening of markets and to a directly comparable degree of access to electricity markets and that they conform to the provisions of the Treaty; 3. notes the Commission's working paper on the organization of the internal electricity market, following the request expressed by the Energy Council at its meeting on 29 November 1994; 4. confirms, in the light of this working paper, that one of the Directive's main objectives concerning the internal electricity market is ...[+++] to increase competition in the interests of all consumers, and that, to this end, European electricity systems must progressively take market mechanisms into account, allowing in particular for the situation of independent producers and eligible consumers, in the framework of flexible and pragmatic solutions which will: - permit the performance of public service obligations imposed on electricity undertakings in the general economic interest, including objectives set by each Member State regarding security of supply and environmental protection.

According to the Commission, the objectives of the second stage should be the following: - firstly, the abolition of exclusive rights regarding electricity generation and the building of electricity lines, in order to increase competition and open up the market to new operators; - secondly, putting into practice the concept of unbundling (separation of the management and accounting of production, transmission and distribution activities) in vertically-integrated companies, to guarantee transparent accounting with a view to fair and n ...[+++]on-discriminatory competition; - thirdly, the introduction on a limited basis of a system of third--party access to the network (TPA) whereby the transmission and distribution companies are obliged to offer access to their network to certain eligible entities (large industrial users, distribution companies subject to certain conditions) at reasonable rates, within the limits of available transmission and distribution capacity.