Traduction de «opérateur d'équipement de régie centrale » (Français → Anglais) :

As a result of the preliminary analysis, outlined in recitals 180 to 190, the Commission concluded that in order to establish whether an advantage existed, it should be ascertained whether under the conditions prevailing when Hungary joined the European Union, a market operator would have granted the generators a similar guarantee as that enshrined in the PPAs, namely a purchase obligation on the part of MVM of the capacities reserved in the PPAs (corresponding to a substantial proportion and, in many cases, to all the power plant's available capacities), a guaranteed minimum quantity of generated ...[+++] power over a period of 15 to 27 years corresponding to the typical expected lifetime of the assets concerned or their depreciation, at a price covering the plant's fixed and variable costs (including fuel costs) (53).

Further two cases concern incomplete transposition into national law of the mechanism (also called Article 7 procedure, see MEMO/06/59) for notifying the Commission of draft decisions following analysis of competition in the various electronic communications markets in Latvia, and the incompleteness of the incumbent’s reference offer to other operators allowing them to connect their own equipment to users’ lines (called unbundling) in the local exchange in Estonia.

Central to it is the need for improved consultation and co-operation and through the Plan the Commission will establish an experts' group at EU level and set up mechanisms to ensure that those responsible for national and EU payments schemes as well as banks, banking associations, equipment manufacturers, Europol, Interpol, public authorities, law enforcement agencies, retailers, consumers and network operators meet regularly.

The proposed directive and the amendment proposing to establish a standard charging scheme for vessels in ports, in all European ports, in order to finance the processing of shipboard waste, tackle the problem on two fronts: they force the ports to set up the facilities and the organisation to handle the shipboard operational waste, either under direct state control or by subcontracting to specialised competent operators, and, more importantly, they deter vessels from evading their obligation to dispose of waste since they will have to pay the price in any case.

The Business Cooperation Network set up by the Commission - a computer-backed network of European business advisers - would be extended to the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and could speed up identification of potential partners; - cooperation in the fields of standardization and certification, which will substantially improve the quality of products made in these countries and thus give them better access to world markets; - finally, sectoral measures; the choice of sectors would lie with economic operators in the countries concerned and could focus on: - sectors and enterprises in which radical restructuring will be necess ...[+++]ary to achieve levels of productivity and competitiveness comparable with those in the Community; steel, shipbuilding, basic chemicals, paper and cement are notable examples; - sectors which are expected to expand sharply, provided that proper production and distribution structures are established; these sectors include the car industry, agri-foodstuffs, and, consumer and capital goods generally.