Traduction de «subvention en faveur de l'innovation » (Français → Anglais) :

grants, including grants to the Member States' national authorities.

8. Welcomes the economic approach to State aid for innovation and would welcome the introduction of ex ante rules, where appropriate, if these are transparent, non-discriminatory, practicable, and provide for legal certainty; insists that the Commission, in close cooperation with Parliament, periodically review and evaluate the appropriateness of such rules; it should be emphasised that criteria for granting subsidies for innovation should be conditional on several factors, such as the characteristics of the economic sector, the market structure, and the market power of the company;

8. Welcomes the economic approach to State aid for innovation and would welcome the introduction of ex ante rules, where appropriate, if these are transparent, non-discriminatory, practicable, and provide for legal certainty; insists that the Commission, in close cooperation with Parliament, periodically review and evaluate the appropriateness of such rules; it should also be emphasised that criteria for granting subsidies for innovation should be conditional on several factors, such as the characteristics of the economic sector, the market structure, and the market power of the company;

8. Welcomes the economic approach to State aid for innovation and would welcome the introduction of ex ante rules, where appropriate, if these are transparent, non-discriminatory, practicable, and provide for legal certainty; insists that the Commission, in close cooperation with Parliament, periodically review and evaluate the appropriateness of such rules; it should be emphasised that criteria for granting subsidies for innovation should be conditional on several factors, such as the characteristics of the economic sector, the market structure, and the market power of the company;

14. Emphasises that many of the technologies needed to reduce GHG emissions already exist; notes, however, that their market entry is hampered by numerous barriers, not least perverse incentives such as subsidies for fossil fuels; therefore, calls on the Commission to propose legislation to abolish all such subsidies and instead to put in place a positive incentive structure for the enhanced use of energy-efficient, low-carbon and carbon-free technologies, and calls for the pro-active use of public procurement within the EU to help bring down the costs for such technologies; moreover, asks, in addition to focusing the Seventh Framework Programme on research in areas relating to climate change mitigation, for a Crash Programme - similar t ...[+++]o the US Apollo Programme in the 1960s - to promote research and innovation in support of sustainable energy and land-use management;

11. Emphasizes that many of the technologies needed to reduce GHG emissions already exist; however, their market entry is hampered by a lot of barriers, not least perverse incentives such as subsidies for fossil fuels; therefore, calls on the Commission to propose legislation to abolish all such subsidies and instead to put in place a positive incentives structure for the enhanced use of energy-efficient, low-carbon and carbon-free technologies and calls for the pro-active use of public procurement within the EU to help bring down the costs for such technologies; moreover, asks, in addition to focusing the Seventh Framework Programme on Research in areas relating to climate change mitigation, for a Crash Programme - similar to the US Apo ...[+++]llo Programme in the 1960's - to promote research and innovation in support of sustainable energy and land-use management; ”