Examples of using Efficiency obligation in English and their translations into Polish
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Energy Efficiency Obligations Schemes are mandatory for energy providers.
The proposal requires Member States to establish national energy efficiency obligation schemes.
D7: Energy efficiency obligation on energy network regulators.
It should also allow Member States to exempt small companies from the energy efficiency obligation.
Member States may combine an energy efficiency obligation scheme with alternative policy measures.
The proposal therefore extends beyond 2020 the energy saving obligation while retaining the rate of 1.5% andthe possibility to use both energy efficiency obligation schemes and alternative measures.
Nevertheless, the energy efficiency obligation schemes provided for in Article 6 would generate costs.
This option also ensures better overall clarity of the requirements applicable to energy efficiency obligation schemes and alternative measures.
Energy savings achieved through the national energy efficiency obligation schemes referred to in Article 6(1) or the alternative measures adopted in application of Article 69.
If appropriate, the Commission shall establish, by means of a delegated act in accordance with Article 18, a system of mutual recognition of energy savings achieved under national energy efficiency obligation schemes.
The calculation of energy savings in national energy efficiency obligation schemes shall take into account the lifetime of measures.
The proposal strengthens the social aspects of energy efficiency by requiring that energy poverty must be taken into account in designing energy efficiency obligation schemes and alternative measures.
Establishing energy efficiency obligations for energy regulatory authorities would also be valuable in improving efficiency in energy transmission and distribution.
The latter objective can better be achieved, at least at this stage,by means of national energy efficiency obligation schemes or other alternative measures that achieve the same amount of energy savings.
The Commission shall be empowered to adopt a delegated act in accordance with Article 18 to establish the system of mutual recognition of energy savings achieved under the national energy efficiency obligation schemes referred to in Article 69.
Common methods andprinciples for calculating the impact of energy efficiency obligation schemes or other policy measures under Articles 7(1) and(2), Articles 7a and 7b and Article 206.
Applying this ratio to the total expenditure by energy companies in for example Austria, Denmark France, Italy, and the UK, andassuming a leverage factor of 2, this suggests that up to 100 000 jobs are supported by energy efficiency obligation schemes in those countries.
The IA suggests introducing national energy efficiency obligation schemes in all Member States with the aim of yielding an annual final energy reduction of 1.5.
Article 7 is amended to extend the obligation period beyond 2020 to 2030 andto make it clear that Member States can achieve the required energy savings through an energy efficiency obligation scheme, alternative measures, or a combination of both approaches.
They have to do this by using Energy Efficiency Obligations Schemes and other targeted policy measures to drive energy efficiency improvements in households, industry and transport sectors.
Member States shall in accordance with the future legislative proposal on Energy Union Governance notify to the Commission their proposed detailed methodology for the operation of the energy efficiency obligation schemes and alternative measures referred to in Articles 7a and 7b and Article 206.
They must do this by using energy efficiency obligations schemes or other targeted policy measures to drive energy efficiency improvements in households, buildings, industry and transport.
Member States shall achieve the required amount of savings under paragraph 1 either by establishing an energy efficiency obligation scheme referred to in Article 7a or by adopting alternative measures referred to in Article 7b.
In most cases, the costs associated with measures under the energy efficiency obligation schemes are passed on to final customers, but they benefit from reduced energy bills due to reduced energy consumption.
The presidency report covers the main issues that will need more in-depth consideration: energy efficiency targets, public bodies, purchasing by public bodies,energy efficiency obligation schemes, energy audits and energy management systems, metering and informative billing, promotion of efficiency in heating and cooling, energy transmission and distribution and review and monitoring.
Where Member States decide to fulfil their obligations to achieve the amount of savings required under Article 7(1) by way of an energy efficiency obligation scheme they shall ensure that obligated parties referred to in paragraph 2 operating in each Member State's territory achieve, without prejudice to Article 7(2), the cumulative end-use energy savings requirement set out in Article 71.
