Traduction de «Regolamentazione degli investimenti » (Italien → Anglais) :

1. Tariffs, or the methodologies used to calculate them, applied by the transmission system operators and approved by the regulatory authorities pursuant to Article 41(6) of Directive 2009/73/EC, as well as tariffs published pursuant to Article 32(1) of that Directive, shall be transparent, take into account the need for system integrity and its improvement and reflect the actual costs incurred, insofar as such costs correspond to those of an efficient and structurally comparable network operator and are transparent, whilst including an appropriate return on investments, and, where appropriate, taking account of the benchmarking of tarif ...[+++]fs by the regulatory authorities.

This will ensure the proper handling of cross-border cases and enable the EU to develop a real European network working as one single grid, promoting diversity and security of supply. More effective national regulators: the Commission proposes measures to strengthen and guarantee the independence of national regulators in Member States.

That the role of nanosciences and nanotechnologies is crucial for the improvement of Europe's competitiveness and the quality of life of its citizens, and to achieve the economic, social, and environmental goals of the renewed Lisbon Strategy; The need to foster synergies and cooperation between all stakeholders, including the Member States, the European Commission, academia, research centres, industry, financial bodies, NGOs and society at large; That progress can only be achieved with the full involvement of the private sector, and that the European Technology Platforms and the ENIAC Joint Technology Initiative are valuable tools to bring forward the RD efforts in the field of nanosciences and nanotechnologies; That greate ...[+++]r private investment is needed to support the actions of the European Union, via the Framework Programmes for Research and Development, and those undertaken by the Member States; The potential of integrating the different scientific and technological disciplines within a converging approach to sustain the development of nanosciences and nanotechnologies in Europe, and to provide for seamless cooperation between the actors involved in the implementation of initiatives, encouraging joint calls within the Seventh Framework Programme for Research and Development; The need to support the adequate development of interdisciplinary infrastructures and the training of human resources; That conditions must be created for the development and further growth of European centres of excellence in nanosciences and nanotechnologies, so that these can attract and retain the best researchers in the world; That a safe and responsible development of nanotechnologies is essential, and noting in this context the review of current regulation undertaken by the European Commission and the open consultation it launched among the public and stakeholders on a possible code of conduct; And that currently raising world investments in nanosciences and nanotechnolog ...

ongoing threats to long-term sustainability of public finances, given inadequate progress in raising employment rates and reducing debt burdens; the extent to which further reform of tax and benefit systems and increases in the adaptability of labour markets would be needed to achieve the EU's employment target; the considerable scope for improving competition, in the services sector and by removing barriers to entry in network industries, which should promote efficiency and job creation; the continued emphasis on RD, in particular private and innovation performance, the effectiveness of public research expenditure in promoting private research investment, and the ...[+++]scope for improving the links between science and industry; and the continued development of national strategies for regulatory reform, given their important role in improving the environment for enterprise in Europe.

1. Tariffs, or the methodologies used to calculate them, applied by transmission system operators and approved by the regulatory authorities pursuant to Article 25(2) of Directive 2003/55/EC, as well as tariffs published pursuant to Article 18(1) of that Directive, shall be transparent, take into account the need for system integrity and its improvement and reflect actual costs incurred, insofar as such costs correspond to those of an efficient and structurally comparable network operator and are transparent, whilst including appropriate return on investments, and where appropriate taking account of the benchmarking of tariffs by the reg ...[+++]ulatory authorities.

As for structural reforms, trade and prices have been liberalized, subsidies partially eliminated and the regulatory framework adjusted, notably as regards investment and competition.