Traduction de «Accord d'achat d'énergie » (Français → Anglais) :

Power Purchase Agreement | PPA [Abbr.]

power purchase arrangement [ PPA | power purchase agreement ]

power purchase agreement | PPA [Abbr.]

exclusive purchasing agreement [ exclusive buying agreement ]

joint purchases agreement

standing offer agreement

note purchase agreement | NPA

An important element in ensuring energy (and in particular gas) security is full compliance of agreements related to the buying of energy from third countries with EU law.

156. Calls on the Member States to increase their cooperation on the information exchange mechanism with regard to intergovernmental agreements (IGAs) with third countries in the field of energy, in order to increase transparency and leverage their negotiating power vis-à-vis third countries; calls on the Commission to swiftly develop a proposal for obligatory ex ante evaluations of IGAs with regard to their impact on the EU’s internal energy market and their compatibility with EU law; calls on the Member States to request the participation of the Commission in the negotiation of energy agreements with non-EU countries; calls on the Commission to develop a template for energy agreements with non-EU countries including clauses relevant to ...[+++] Union interests; calls, in the interest of promoting democracy and transparency, for Parliament to be kept informed by the Commission on a regular basis on energy agreements between the EU and non-EU countries; believes that consideration should be given to the possibility of Member States wishing to do so establishing a collective purchasing mechanism for energy sources in the future;

Solidarity clause: reducing the dependence on single suppliers and fully relying on their neighbours, especially when confronted with energy supply disruptions. With more transparency when EU countries make deals to buy energy or gas from countries outside the EU; Energy flows, as if it were a Fifth freedom: that of free flow of energy across borders - strictly enforcing the current rules in areas such as energy unbundling and the independence of regulators – taking legal action if needed. Redesigning the electricity market, to be more interconnected, mo ...[+++]re renewable, and more responsive. Seriously overhauling state interventions in the internal market, and phasing out environmentally harmful subsidies. Energy efficiency first: fundamentally rethinking energy efficiency and treating it as an energy source in its own right so that it can compete on equal terms with generation capacity; Transition to a low-carbon society that is built to last: ensuring that locally produced energy – including from renewables – can be absorbed easily and efficiently into the grid; promoting EU technological leadership, through developing the next generation of renewables technology and becoming a leader in electromobility, while European companies expand exports and compete globally.

You need a long-term renewable energy commitment, a power purchase agreement.