Traduction de «politica del clima » (Italien → Anglais) :

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) and the Montreal Protocol, respectively, should act in these areas by the end of 2016. It highlights how other EU policies, such as trade, scientific research, technology development and innovation, as well as economic and development cooperation can support and strengthen the EU's international climate policy. The Communication is c ...[+++]omplemented by a Climate Diplomacy Action Plan, which is intended to scale-up EU outreach and build alliances with ambitious country partners outside the EU in the run up to the Paris conference.

Summary code: Energy / European energy policy / A policy for energy / Factors contributing to the development of energy policy Environment and climate change / Tackling climate change / EU climate change policy / Long-term climate policy

These are (i) international competition including protectionism and unfair trade practices, (ii) access to raw materials, (iii) regulatory costs, (iv) implementation of EU climate policy (emission trading scheme), (v) EU climate policy objectives for post-2020, (vi) costs of energy, (vii) resource-efficiency, (viii) anticipation of skills and training needs and investing in human capital, (ix) adaptations of capacities, (x) RD and innovation and (xi) demand-side measures stimulating recovery in the main steel-using sectors.

Summary code: Environment and climate change / Tackling climate change / EU climate change policy / Long-term climate policy

Climate policy is a key area, in which the EU has effectively assumed a role of global leadership and global responsibility.

RECOGNISES that, in a global context of competitive markets, the risk of carbon leakage is a concern in certain sectors particularly exposed to international competition, that needs to be analysed and addressed urgently in order for appropriate measures to be implemented in the event that other countries do not commit to taking adequate measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the context of an international agreement; WELCOMES the presentation by the Commission of its proposal on the EU ETS review, addressing the four key elements which were confirmed by the Council in its conclusions of 28 June 2007; RECALLS that the EU ETS forms an essential part of an integrated climate a ...[+++]nd energy policy and that the revised Directive should enhance the cost-effectiveness of the necessary emission reductions; furthermore STRESSES that it should enable the EU ETS to link to other mandatory emissions trading systems capping absolute emissions; CALLS FOR strengthening the use of flexibility mechanisms resulting from projects implemented in third countries which have concluded the international agreement; RECALLS that the objective of proposing a regulatory framework on carbon capture and storage (CCS), as presented by the Commission, is to ensure that this novel technology is deployed in an environmentally safe way, which will be demonstrated through projects, as agreed by the European Council in Spring 2007; INVITES the Commission to considerer the potential role of chemical and other sequestration techniques in developing the future research agenda for energy technology; STRESSES that, in accordance with the conclusions of the European Council of March 2007, the binding nature of the ambitious target for the use of biofuels in overall EU transport consumption to be introduced in a cost-efficient way is appropriate subject to production being sustainable, the fulfilment of effective sustainability criteria and second-generation biofuels becoming commercially available ...