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Pole-Mounted, Single-Phase Distribution Transformers for Electric Utilities [ CAN/CSA-C2.2-06 (R2011) ]

three-phase electrical network

The European Commission has approved under EU state aid rules German plans to put in place for four years a reserve to ensure sufficient electricity capacity in Southern Germany (the Network Reserve).The measure maintains security of supply without unduly distorting competition in the Single Market.

In 1958, the various electricity transmission concessions that had been transferred to EDF by the state were converted into a single concession known as the ‘réseau d'alimentation générale’ (RAG) (high-voltage transmission network).

a single-phase electric AC commutator motor, with an output of 480 W or more, but not more than 1 400 W, an input power of more than 900 W but not more than 1 600 W, an external diameter of more than 119,8 mm but not more than 135,2 mm and a rated speed of more than 30 000 rpm but not more than 50 000 rpm, and

97. Agrees with the Commission that the European level can help reduce state intervention at all levels, thereby reducing the risk of market fragmentation; calls on the Commission, therefore, to continue with the unbundling process and the creation of an optimal power system; calls on the Member States to implement fully and in a timely manner the third legislative package on the internal energy market in order to remove all remaining obstacles to completion of the single market; highlights the importance of eliminating remaining infrastructure bottlenecks, instances of market failure, and distortion or abuse of dominant position, tac ...[+++]kling lack of transparency and ensuring that no new barriers to electricity and gas market integration, such as badly designed capacity markets that discriminate against certain types of balancing of resources, are created; calls on the Commission to take market design into account in its 2030 proposals in order to improve electricity trading and develop transparent balancing and grid support services markets; stresses that the gradual phasing-out throughout the EU of regulated prices for the final consumer, which are below the costs incurred, should take into account the legitimate interests of vulnerable consumers, who are not always able to benefit from real competition in energy markets;