Traduction de «Sviluppo del mercato » (Italien → Anglais) :

fully implement existing legislation and put in place new market rules in order to integrate renewable production efficiently into the market, including by the development of new infrastructure, especially interconnections; facilitate cooperation and the convergence of national renewable energy policies and support schemes in line with the development of the internal market and in particular the new electricity market design, which will ensure fair competition between all generation sources as well as demand and lead to more cross border opening of renewables support; promote more focused renewable energy research and demonstration, in ...[+++]cluding through dedicated EU funds; ensure that the renewable heating and cooling sector significantly contributes to EU energy security; speed up the decarbonisation of the transport sector, including by promoting the electrification of the transport sector and investments in advanced biofuel production, and further integrate the energy and transport systems.

(19) When favouring the development of a market for renewable energy sources, it is necessary to take into account the positive impact on regional and local development opportunities, export prospects, social cohesion and employment opportunities, especially as concerns small and medium-sized undertakings as well as independent power producers.

This has three objectives: - to involve the Member States and economic operators in the definition of the main priorities, based on the primary consideration that management is a responsibility to be shared with national administrations and that the development of the internal market must remain geared to the needs to businesses; - to keep up the momentum for integration, recognizing that administering the rules on a strictly administrative basis cannot counter the risks of refragmentation of the market and that the internal market can have an economic impact only if such momentum exists; - to maintain a global approach which allows the variety of needs and concerns to be dealt ...[+++] with according to the specific characteristics of the sector concerned; this global approach includes the trans-European networks.

Mr Monti will identify six areas where he has taken initiatives during the course of this year: 1) Completing the legislative framework for the Single Market (e.g. the proposals for elimination of border checks on people in a framework of security) 2) Enforcing Single Market rules more effectively to ensure a level playing field (e.g. more rapid and transparent Commission infringement procedures; EU Court sanctions against Member States for violations of EU legislation 3) Developing the Single Market to take account of technological change and new dimensions in economic activity (e.g. Green Papers on different aspects of the information ...[+++] society) 4) Preparing for enlargement of the Single Market to the East (CEECs) and the South (Cyprus and Malta), in particular through technical assistance and guidance (e.g. White Paper on preparation of the CEECs for integration into the Internal Market of the Union) 5) Defending vigorously the Single Market from the threats caused by monetary disturbances, by resisting demands for new barriers to trade or compensatory measures, whereas the appropriate response consists of increased budgetary discipline and convergence to the single currency (e.g. the recent report of the impact of currency fluctuations on the Single Market) 6) Ensuring the Single Market is made relevant to the citizen (Mr Monti will outline the Citizens First initiative on explaining people's rights derived from the Single Market and the practical benefits these rights bring to the individual).

Strengthening the internal market: The rationale behind the communication The main purpose of the proposed approach is to place the measures for the functioning and development of the internal market in an overall framework which gives them a political, economic and industrial dimension: - from a political viewpoint, it is important that the single market is seen as a whole; an overall approach is the only way of responding to the diversity of sectoral problems and interests and of dealing with the whole range of these problems in a balanced fashion; - from an economic viewpoint, the conclusion to be drawn from experience in implementi ...[+++]ng the White Paper is that action on the market can have a macroeconomic impact only if it mobilizes all sectors; - from an industrial viewpoint, it must be possible to make use of horizontal instruments that will benefit all sectors and all kinds of working people.

7. Target number three : Development to meet new challenges The third part of the programme is concerned with developing the single market, that is, defining a more dynamic view of market regulation and identifying means by which the Union can encourage those who are active in the Single Market to make full use of its potential.