Exemplos de uso de Essent em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Both Essent and Aldel are established in the Netherlands.
Enel is taking over Endesa, RWE is taking over Nuon andVattenfall is taking over Essent.
Essent is not a party to the supply contract mentioned above.
Energy(103), RWE's purchase of Essent(104) and Segebel's acquisition by EDF 105.
Essent had already lodged an appeal with a Dutch court in September 2004.
The objective of this study was to evaluate the biological effects of β-ocimeno and myrcene chemotypes of essent.
It is precisely this period that saw the birth of the buildings at once precious to our history, and an essent….
Notwithstanding Essent Netwerk's formal demand for payment, Aldel did not pay the amount claimed.
When Aldel refused to pay the sums corresponding to that surcharge, Essent brought an action before the Rechtbank Groningen.
The Court asked Essent, Aldel, NEA, the Netherlands Government and the Commission to answer a number of written questions before the hearing.
During the period between 1 August and 31 December 2000, Essent transported 717 413 761 kWh of electricity to Aldel's connection.
Essent Netwerk BV, as universal successor in title as of 1 January 2005 to Essent Netwerk Noord BV, by P.E. Mazel and E. Hamminga, advocaten.
Customs duties- Charges having equivalent effect- Internal taxation:judgment of 17 July 2008 Essent Netwerk Noord and Others, C-206/06.
According to Essent and the Netherlands Government, that fact rules out the possibility of offsetting in the sense that the Court's caselaw requires.
Pursuant to the Court's caselaw,the resources available to Essent 86 must, there- fore, in principle be regarded as public resources.
The district court of Groningen ordered the municipality upon request by Essent under Article 88(3) EC Treaty to notify the plans to the Commission.
In the main proceedings, Essent Netwerk is seeking payment, under Article 9 of the OEPS, of the amounts which it invoiced to Aldel, together with interest and costs.
I should, however, point out that the parties' answers to the Court's written questions indicate that, following the merger, Essent became one of the four shareholders in NEA(formerly SEP) and is also active in the production sector.
In November 2004, Essent, a cable operator, filed a complaint with the Commission concerning the public funding of a fibre access network in Appingedam, the Netherlands.
This gives organisations in the Netherlands,producers such as Nuon and Essent, the opportunity to develop a European outlook. It creates breathing space for the coming period.
The dispute pending before the national court relates, more particularly, to the sums payable by a private consumer, Aldel, in accordance with that surcharge, to the operator of the network for theterritory in which it is established, namely Essent.
Pursuant to Article 9 of the OEPS, Essent Netwerk sent an invoice to Aldel on 4 April 2001 requesting payment of a sum of NLG 9 862 646.25(EUR 4 475 473.75), inclusive of turnover tax.
From 1 January 2000, electricity was transmitted to Aldel, in its capacity as local net operator, 10 by Essent, the applicant in the main proceedings, which had been formed as a result of splitting up the activities of the distribution company Edon.
In its answers to the Court's written questions, Essent states that, under the protocol, the production sector was entitled to ask the distribution sector for the sum of NLG 400 000 000 for 2000, even, presumably, if it was not possible for the distribution companies to recover those sums through transmission or supply charges.
The intervention in this case takes place in an area where retail broadband services(KPN and Essent) and, to a certain extent, wholesale infrastructure to provide broadband services(KPN) are already available at prices comparable to other regions.
The reference was made in the course of proceedings between Essent Netwerk Noord BV(‘Essent Netwerk'), an electricity net operator, and Aluminium Delfzijl BV(‘Aldel'), a purchaser of electricity and transport services, regarding a price surcharge for the transmission of electricity in the period from 1 August 2000 to 31 December 2000.
In that connection, it should be noted that, according to SEP, Essent had undertaken payment of what it was owed under the protocol for 2000 even before Article 9 of the OEPS had entered into force.
It follows that, as the Commission correctly argued in its observations,during that period Essent was a public undertaking within the meaning of Article 2(1)(b) of Commission Direct- ive 80/723/EEC of 25 June 1980 on the transparency of financial relations between Member States and public undertakings. 85.