Traduction de «propriétés radiatives des gaz » (Français → Anglais) :

(A) petroleum, natural gas or related hydrocarbons from a natural accumulation of petroleum or natural gas (other than a mineral resource) located in Canada, or from an oil or gas well located in Canada if the petroleum, natural gas or related hydrocarbons are not, before extraction, owned by the Crown in right of Canada or a province, or

It has been agreed between Canada, in its own right and on behalf of the Band, and the Province to resolve this long-standing issue of rights to any minerals, precious or base, including coal, petroleum and any gas or gases underlying the Reserve by the parties entering into this Agreement to provide, inter alia for ownership, administration and control by the Province of coal, petroleum and any gas or gases underlying the Reserve, and for equal sharing between Canada and the Province of the net profit and gross revenue from the disposition of coal, petroleum and any gas or gases, and such other minerals as are herein defined, underlying ...[+++] the Reserve;

The Court holds, first, that the privatisation prohibition – which means, inter alia, that no private investor may acquire shares or interests in the capital of an electricity or gas distribution system operator active in the Netherlands – falls within the scope of Article 345 TFEU, which is an expression of the principle of the neutrality of the Treaties in relation to the rules in Member States governing the system of property ownership and under which, in particular, Member States may legitimately pursue an objective of establishing or maintaining a body of rules relating to the public ownership of certain undertakings.

The regulators clearly recommended that ownership unbundling of transmission should, in principle, be the model required in new EU legislation and should apply to both electricity and gas.

In its Resolution on Prospects for the internal gas and electricity market adopted on 10 July 2007, the European Parliament expressed strong political support for a common energy policy, considering that "transmission ownership unbundling is the most effective tool to promote investments in infrastructures in a non-discriminatory way, fair access to the grid for new entrants and transparency in the market".

And these companies have shares in Gaz Métropolitain Inc., which is a publicly-traded company, and which becomes Société de Gaz Métropolitain, a limited partnership company on the stock exchange with 23 per cent public ownership. When you take a look at this, Hydro-Québec has 32 per cent ownership of Gaz Métropolitain, the public has 23 per cent ownership, Enbridge accounts for 24 per cent, and if my memory is correct, Gaz de France has about 16 per cent. This is who owns Gaz Métropolitain.