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The question of internalising external costs is not new.
The EESC has always stressed the importance of internalising"external costs.
If we agree with internalising the external costs, then we cannot accept those paragraphs.
For all types of energy source, the method should be adopted of internalising all external costs.
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For each type of energy source, the method should be adopted of internalising all external costs.
The intention is to achieve this by internalising external costs and implementing a shift to low-emission modes of transport.
As president of the study group, Mr Simons,thought the issue of internalising external costs was unclear.
Refinancing by internalising direct and indirect returns, during and especially after initial and continuing training.
The aim of this systemis to promote sustainable transport modes by internalising external costs and guaranteeing financing.
In internalising external costs experience shows that regulation by official policy is more effective than voluntary commitments by industry.
I would like to thankVice-President Barrot for specifically referring to the study on internalising external costs.
This is an incredibly large amount, which shows that instead of internalising the environmental costs, we are actually externalising them and redirecting them.
Internalising the external costs will also make it possible to use the most suitable instruments to encourage users to adopt more sustainable behaviour.
At the request of the European Parliament,the European Commission proposed internalising external costs and amending the Eurovignette Directive.
By internalising external costs, transport prices are expected to give the right signal to transport users, to improve the efficiency of infrastructure use and contribute to reducing negative externalities such as congestion, accidents and environmental emissions.
The Commission would point out that other,more ambitious action to tackle the problem of internalising these costs is also envisaged.
The Environment Council emphasised the importance of internalising environmental costs as well as energy consumption costs in order to achieve long-term sustainable policies.
It is also pleasing that Amendment 1 was rejected and the originaltext retained, i.e. that we should begin internalising the external costs for road traffic.
Over the forthcoming years, the ideas of also internalising other external costs, making internalisation mandatory and including other types of vehicles, also need to be looked into.
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Connecting more electricity generated from renewable sources to the grid and internalising balancing costs for intermittent generators will for instance require an estimated€ 700-800 million yearly.
Any gain in competitiveness also requires generating incentives for investment in more efficient means of transport,fair rules of competition, and internalising the social and environmental costs of general economic activity.
These instruments can modify the outcome of marketactivity because they improve the system of price signals by internalising external costs and offer more flexibility and support for businesses to achieve objectives and encourage efficiency and innovation.
The Directive bringing aviation within the remit of the European Emissions Trading Scheme(ETS)3 may positively increase public awareness,offer significant new carbon reduction resources and provide a measure for internalising those external environmental costs which hitherto the aviation industry has been able to ignore.
However, Conservatives remain concerned that thereport's call for further Commission proposals on internalising external costs should not begin until the impact assessment is fully completed, and the Parliament has properly debated the issue.
In addition to merely adjusting organisational mechanisms,real reforms had to be implemented, from the internalising of new ideals to turning around established standards in management structures.
It should also be stressedthat the methodology for quantifying benefits in human health and environment terms and for internalising the costs of damage to health and the environment is constantly being refined and calls for more attention and resources.
The Commission is therefore presenting two initiatives along with this communication that aim to do this:a communication on internalising the external costs of transport; and a proposal to revise the existing directive on infrastructure charging for heavy goods vehicles.