Traduction de «Mécanisme de montants régulateurs » (Français → Anglais) :

B. whereas at the extraordinary Ecofin of 9-10 May 2010 the Council and the Member States agreed on a temporary mechanism to preserve financial stability totalling EUR 750 billion, including a rapid reaction stabilisation fund (European Financial Stabilisation Mechanism, hereinafter ‘EFSM’) with a total volume of up to EUR 60 billion and a European Financial Stability Facility (hereinafter ‘EFSF’) with a total volume of up to EUR 440 billion, to be complemented by IMF funds of up to EUR 250 billion,

B. whereas at the extraordinary Ecofin of 9-10 May 2010 the Council and the Member States agreed on a temporary mechanism to preserve financial stability totalling EUR 750 billion, including a rapid reaction stabilisation fund (European Financial Stabilisation Mechanism, hereinafter ‘EFSM’) with a total volume of up to EUR 60 billion and a European Financial Stability Facility (hereinafter ‘EFSF’) with a total volume of up to EUR 440 billion, to be complemented by IMF funds of up to EUR 250 billion,

1a. Considers that the reference amount indicated in the legislative proposal is not compatible with the ceiling of subheading 1a of the current multiannual financial framework 2007 - 2013 without jeopardising the financing of other priorities; notes that the Commission has communicated its intention to finance the new Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators exclusively by redeployment within subheading 1a; reiterates, however, that the budgetary authority has not yet received any information as to the details of this redeployment exercise so that it remains unclear, to date, which programmes or priorities are affected and what ...[+++] consequences arise from this throughout the financial period, and whether a sufficient margin will remain in subheading 1a;

- A European network of independent regulators (“ERGEG+”): Under this mechanism, the role of ERGEG will be formalised, and it would be given the task to structure binding decisions for regulators and relevant market players, such as network operators, power exchanges or generators, on certain precisely defined technical issues and mechanisms relating to cross border issues.

- Gradually evolving the current approach: reinforcing collaboration between national regulators by notably requiring Member States to give national regulators a Community objective, and introducing a mechanism whereby the Commission could review some decisions of national regulators which affect the internal energy market[26].

- Reserve for competitiveness (up to a maximum of EUR 7 billion): new instrument replacing the Growth Adjustment Fund, proposed by the Commission, to be mobilised to boost growth and competitiveness and to allow the Union to react to economic changes; - Reserve for cohesion (up to a maximum of EUR 3 billion): new instrument aiming to develop a mechanism to be mobilised to react to economic shocks and abrupt changes in EU regions and Member States eligible under Heading 1b) even through the reprogramming of unused appropriations; - Reserve: Emergency Aid (up to a maximum of EUR 1.5 billion): existing instrument to be placed outside the ...[+++]Financial Perspective; - Reserve: Solidarity Fund (up to a maximum of EUR 6.2 billion) existing instrument that is already outside the Financial Perspective and that the Commission proposes to budget under the ceiling; - Reserve for loans guarantee (up to a maximum of EUR 3.0 billion): part of this reserve existed under Heading 4; the principle should be extended to guarantee the financing of transport and infrastructure projects; this instrument should be placed outside the Financial Perspective; - Reserve for flexibility (up to a maximum of EUR 3.5 billion): existing instrument already placed outside the Financial Perspective and with an increased amount of EUR 500 million;