Examples of using Support scheme in English and their translations into Croatian
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Support scheme for grapes.
Tunisia had its first two million euros of EIDHR Country Based Support Scheme in 2011.
Support scheme reforms should not frustrate investor's legitimate expectations.
(b) where a Member State decides not to issue guarantees of origin to a producer that receives financial support from a support scheme.
The Court notes in particular that the support scheme is necessary in order to foster, from a long-term perspective, investments in green energy.
Grants, preferential loans andguarantees to support renovation of multi-apartment buildings and a support scheme to improve efficiency of small residential buildings.
Italy introduced a support scheme for families with children, which provides passive measures along with activation measures and services.
(c) the amount of electricity produced andexported has not received support from a support scheme of a third country other than investment aid granted to the installation.
Such a support scheme has the necessary characteristics to be categorised as a‘support scheme' within the meaning of point(k) of the second paragraph of Article 2 and Article 3(3) of Directive 2009/28.
The amount of electricity produced and exported has not received support from a support scheme of a third country other than investment aid granted to the installation.
Believes that, in the short term, regional groupings of neighbouring Member States should be encouraged to move away from national planstowards a harmonised or single regional support scheme for renewables;
Secondly, the Court notes that the support scheme at issue is capable of hindering imports of electricity from other Member States, especially green electricity.
Whether the installation has benefited from investment support andwhether the unit of energy has benefited in any other way from a national support scheme, and the type of support scheme;(e).
The amount of direct support available per support scheme concerned after the application of the schedule of increments in accordance with Article 17 for the calendar year concerned.
Whether and to what extent the installation has benefited from investment support, whether and to what extent theunit of energy has benefited in any other way from a national support scheme, and the type of support scheme;
The amount of direct support available per support scheme concerned after the full introduction of direct payments in accordance with Article 17 for the calendar year 2022, and.
I take the view, conversely, that the TSOs are necessarily obliged to administer the EEG surcharge(including the surcharge cap for energy-intensive undertakings) by virtue of the duty imposed on themby the EEG 2012, and thus become the fulcrum for the operation of the EEG electricity support scheme.
The Court notes that the directive does not require Member States which have opted for a support scheme to extend that scheme to cover green electricity produced on the territory of another Member State.
In particular, it established a support scheme for the benefit of EEG electricity producers and, by means of feed-in tariffs and market premiums, guaranteed that such producers would be paid a price higher than that for electricity sold on the market.
Given that oilseeds are included in the list of sectors and productions eligible for the voluntary coupled support, it is appropriate to introduce in this support scheme a maximum area at Union level for oilseeds referred to in that Memorandum of Understanding for the purpose of ensuring compliance with this international commitment.
To that end, Member States shall ensure that a guarantee of origin is issued in response to a request from a producer of energy from renewable sources, unless Member States decide, for the purposes of accounting forthe market value of the guarantee of origin, not to issue such a guarantee of origin to a producer that receives financial support from a support scheme.
In today's judgment, the Court finds, first of all,that the Swedish green certificates scheme is a support scheme which falls within the scope of the Renewable Energy Directive in so far as it supports the production of green electricity.
Support scheme' means any instrument, scheme or mechanism applied by a Member State or a group of Member States, that promotes the use of energy from renewable sources by reducing the cost of that energy, increasing the price at which it can be sold, or increasing, by means of a renewable energy obligation or otherwise, the volume of such energy purchased.
Member States shall ensure that when a producer receives financial support from a support scheme, the market value of the guarantee of origin for the same production is taken into account appropriately in the relevant support scheme.
And, indeed, the support scheme at issue in the main proceedings displays just such characteristics, since it imposes upon electricity suppliers and certain consumers an obligation to use green certificates for the purposes of meeting their respective obligations to include a given proportion of green electricity in their supply or to include a given proportion of green electricity in their consumption.
It is necessary to supplement that framework by means of this Regulation in relation to certain general provisions, the basic payment scheme, the single area payment scheme, the payment for farmers observing agricultural practices beneficial for the climate and the environment, the payment for young farmers commencing their agricultural activity, voluntary coupled support, the crop-specific payment for cotton andin relation to the notifications necessary with regard to each support scheme.
The Commission has recently issued guidance on best practice for renewable energy support schemes.17 While arguing for a stronger emphasis on the principle of cost-effectiveness,the guidance also stresses that support scheme design should foster technological innovation.
The definition of‘support scheme', for the purposes of Directive 2009/28, as laid down in point(k) of the second paragraph of Article 2 thereof, also highlights the fact that the instruments, schemes or support mechanisms are essentially measures adopted by the State, while confining itself to referring, in quite broad terms, to the existing types of national incentive designed to promote the use of energy from renewable sources.
The referring court considers it important, first, to determine whether the electricity certificate scheme at issue indeed constitutes a support scheme covered by point(k) of the second paragraph of Article 2 of Directive 2009/28 and by Article 3(3) thereof, given, in particular, that the scheme promotes the production of green electricity while those provisions refer, on the other hand, to the use or the consumption of green electricity.
Directive 2004/8/EC- Scope- Cogeneration and high efficiency cogeneration- Article 7- Regional support scheme providing for the grant of‘green certificates' to cogeneration plants- Grant of a larger number of green certificates to cogeneration plants processing principally forms of biomass other than wood or wood waste- Principle of equality and non-discrimination- Articles 20 and 21 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.