Traduction de «Groupe de gestion en cas de crise d'énergie » (Français → Anglais) :

In this regard, the Commission should be able to request the Authority to contribute to the assessment referred to in Article 242 of Directive 2009/138/EC, in particular as regards the cooperation of supervisory authorities within, and functionality of, the colleges of supervisors; the supervisory practices concerning setting the capital add-ons; the assessment of the benefit of enhancing group supervision and capital management within a group of insurance or reinsurance undertakings, including possible measures to enhance the sound cross-border management of insurance groups, notably in respect of risks and assets; and reporting on a ...[+++]ny new developments and progress concerning a set of coordinated national crisis management arrangements, including the necessity or otherwise of a system of coherent and credible funding mechanisms, with appropriate financing instruments.

In this regard, the Commission should be able to request the Authority to contribute to the assessment referred to in Article 242 of Directive 2009/138/EC, in particular as regards the cooperation of supervisory authorities within, and functionality of, the colleges of supervisors; the supervisory practices concerning setting the capital add-ons; the assessment of the benefit of enhancing group supervision and capital management within a group of insurance or reinsurance undertakings, including possible measures to enhance the sound cross-border management of insurance groups, notably in respect of risks and assets; and reporting on a ...[+++]ny new developments and progress concerning a set of coordinated national crisis management arrangements, including the necessity or otherwise of a system of coherent and credible funding mechanisms, with appropriate financing instruments.

The Commission announced in its Communication of 29 October 2008 entitled ‘From financial crisis to recovery: A European framework for action’, that it had set up a group of experts, chaired by Mr Jacques de Larosière (the de Larosière Group), to consider the organisation of European financial institutions to ensure prudential soundness, the orderly functioning of markets and stronger European cooperation on financial stability oversight, early warning mechanisms and crisis management, includi ...[+++]ng the management of cross-border and cross-sectoral risks, and also to look at cooperation between the European Union and other major jurisdictions to help safeguard financial stability at the global level.

Today's meeting endorsed the results achieved by the most recent meeting of the Tri-lateral Working Group Israel-Palestinian Authority-European Commission on Energy co-operation, which took place in Brussels on 22 July 2003 in Brussels and which confirmed specific areas for co-operation, namely: the electricity and gas infrastructure interconnections, the restarting of the negotiations on an electricity and energy framework agreement, technological and industry co-operation for energy demand management and renewable energy.

Funding is available for initiatives such as the renovation of buildings and public spaces, local employment initiatives, the improvement of education and training for disadvantaged groups, the development of environmentally friendly public transport systems, the introduction of more efficient energy management, the use of renewable energy and the development of the potential created by the information society.

As major manufacturing sectors, the forest and wood manufacturing industries will benefit from broad-based initiatives to respond to the credit crisis, to stimulate investments in R&D and innovation and to build upon the progress of key environmental issues, such as climate change, sustainable forest management and renewable energy.