Traduction de «working gas capacity » (Anglais → Français) :

24. Stresses the importance of secure, diversified and affordable energy supply for Ukraine: underlines, in this connection, the strategic role of the Energy Community, of which Ukraine holds the presidency in 2014, and of building up Ukraine’s resistance against energy threats coming from Russia; recalls the need to increase EU storage capacities and provide reverse flow of gas from EU Member States for Ukraine; welcomes the Commission’s proposal to modernise Ukraine’s Gas Transit System and to assist in its payment of debts to Gaz ...[+++]prom; stresses the urgent need to make further progress towards achieving a common energy security policy, with a robust internal market and diversified energy supply, and to work for the full implementation of the Third Energy Package, thus making the EU less dependent on Russian oil and gas;

61. Calls on the Commission to accelerate the work on setting and updating eco-design and eco-labelling requirements for all energy-using and energy-related products, including IT equipment; to take measures to facilitate the development of energy storage and balancing capacities, in view of the variable nature of some renewable energy sources; to adopt a plan on Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) in view of improvement of LNG technology and investments in LNG vessel transportation capacity and LNG re-gasification terminals; to adopt prop ...[+++]osals on the binding biomass sustainability criteria and indirect land use change;

We are committed to working closely with leading energy companies investing in improved delivery of gas when and where it is needed, alongside increasing storage and import capacity.

– (EL) Mr President, I would also like to comment on the matter, in my capacity as draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection, regarding the terms of access to the natural gas transport networks and to congratulate Mr Paparizov on his outstanding work in examining the proposals package discussed within our committee.

That, in the opinion of the House, the Conservative government's massive corporate tax cuts are destroying any balance between taxes for large profitable corporations and ordinary Canadians; they are stripping the fiscal capacity of the federal government; they are disproportionately benefiting the financial, oil and gas sectors, while leaving others behind, including manufacturing and forestry; and in so doing have failed to invest in those hard-hit sectors and the needs of everyday working Canadians; therefore, this House has lo ...[+++]st confidence in the government.

The proposals presented by the Commission in February 1992 and amended in December 1993 aim to establish common rules in the gas and electricity sectors by promoting the harmonization of rules on concessions for the production of electricity and the construction of gas pipelines and electricity lines; they also propose separating the management and accounting aspects of production, so as to increase transparency; finally, they introduce the concept of negotiated access for third parties, the strengthening of references to public service obligations, award procedures for new electricity production and trans- mission capacity and a harmonization ...[+++]work programme.