Примери за използване на Electricity undertakings на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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To issue binding decisions on electricity undertakings;
Member States shall ensure that electricity undertakings apply the interoperability requirements and procedures for access to data referred to in paragraph 2.
(b) non-discriminatory and transparent rules that clearly assign roles and responsibilities to all electricity undertakings and customers;
Member States may decide not to apply paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 to integrated electricity undertakings which serve less than 100 000 connected customers, or serving small isolated systems.
Consumer interests shall be at the heart of this Directive andquality of service shall be a central responsibility of electricity undertakings.
They shall be independent from market participants and ensure that electricity undertakings are given equal treatment in search results;
The participation of electricity undertakings in out-of-court dispute settlement mechanisms for household customers shall be mandatory unless the Member State demonstrates to the Commission that other mechanisms are equally effective.
Member States shall take the necessary steps to ensure that the accounts of electricity undertakings are kept in accordance with paragraphs 2 to 3.
To require any information from electricity undertakings relevant for the fulfilment of its tasks, including the justification for any refusal to grant third-party access, and any information on measures necessary to reinforce the network;
Member States shall take the necessary steps to ensure that the accounts of electricity undertakings are kept in accordance with paragraphs 2 to 3.
The participation of all qualified electricity undertakings and market participants, including market participants offering energy from renewable sources, market participants engaged in demand response, operators of energy storage facilities and market participants engaged in aggregation.
(a) they shall be independent from market participants and ensure that electricity undertakings are given equal treatment in search results;
Electricity undertakings, whatever their system of ownership or legal form, shall draw up, submit to audit and publish their annual accounts in accordance with the rules of national law concerning the annual accounts of limited liability companies adopted pursuant to Directive 2013/34/EU.
(22) Member States should maintain wide discretion to impose public service obligations on electricity undertakings in pursuing objectives of general economic interest.
Electricity undertakings shall, in their internal accounting, keep separate accounts for each of their transmission and distribution activities as they would be required to do if the activities in question were carried out by separate undertakings, with a view to avoiding discrimination, cross-subsidisation and distortion of competition.
To that end, regulatory authorities should be able to request relevant information from electricity undertakings, to conduct appropriate and sufficient investigations, and to settle disputes.
European Commission underlines that such obligations must be clearly defined, transparent, non-discriminatory, verifiable andguarantee equality of access for electricity undertakings of the Union to national consumers.
Regulatory authorities should have the power to issue binding decisions in relation to electricity undertakings and to impose effective, proportionate and dissuasive penalties on electricity undertakings which fail to comply with their obligations or to propose that a competent court impose such penalties on them.
Detail the reporting obligations imposed on natural gas undertakings and,where appropriate, electricity undertakings at alert and emergency levels;
Any harmonisation of the powers of national regulatory authorities should include the powers to provide incentives to electricity undertakings, and to impose effective, proportionate and dissuasive penalties on electricity undertakings or to propose that a competent court impose such penalties.
Article 15 of the Directive, which concerns the‘unbundling of distribution system operators', provides in the last sentence of the second paragraph that‘Member States may decide not toapply paragraphs 1 and 2 to integrated electricity undertakings serving less than 100 000 connected customers, or serving small isolated systems'.
Member States shall ensure, on the basis of their institutional organisation and with due regard to the principle of subsidiarity, that,without prejudice to paragraph 2, electricity undertakings are operated in accordance with the principles of this Directive with a view to achieving a competitive, secure and environmentally sustainable market in electricity, and shall not discriminate between those undertakings as regards either rights or obligations.
The Commission should establish, after consulting relevant stakeholders including Member States, national regulatory authorities,consumer organisations and electricity undertakings, an accessible, user-friendly energy consumer checklist providing consumers with practical information about their rights.
Without prejudice to paragraph 2, Member States shall ensure, on the basis of their institutional organisation andwith due regard to the principle of subsidiarity, that electricity undertakings operate in accordance with the principles of this Directive with a view to achieving a competitive, secure and environmentally sustainable market for electricity, and shall not discriminate between those undertakings as regards either rights or obligations.
Member States may decide not to apply Articles 6, 7 and 8 of this Directive insofar as their application would obstruct, in law or in fact,the performance of the obligations imposed on electricity undertakings in the general economic interest and insofar as the development of trade would not be affected to such an extent as would be contrary to the interests of the Union.
Member States shall ensure, on the basis of their institutional organisation and with due regard to the principle of subsidiarity, that,without prejudice to paragraph 2, electricity undertakings are operated in accordance with the principles of this Directive with a view to achieving a competitive, secure and environmentally sustainable market in electricity, and shall not discriminate between these undertakings as regards either rights or obligations.
Member States may decide not to apply the provisions of Articles 6, 7, 20 and 22 insofar as their application would obstruct the performance, in law or in fact,of the obligations imposed on electricity undertakings in the general economic interest and insofar as the development of trade would not be affected to such an extent as would be contrary to the interests of the Community.
Member States may decide not to apply the obligation set out in paragraph 3 to integrated electricity undertakings which serve less than 100 000 connected customers or which serve small isolated systems.
Ensuring compliance of transmission and distribution system operators and, where relevant, system owners,as well as of any electricity undertakings, with their obligations under this Directive and other relevant Community legislation, including as regards cross-border issues;
(c) non-discriminatory and transparent rules andprocedures for the exchange of data between market participants engaged in aggregation and other electricity undertakings that ensure easy access to data on equal and non-discriminatory terms while fully protecting commercially sensitive information and customers' personal data;▌.