Examples of using Network codes in English and their translations into Romanian
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Compliance with the network codes and guidelines.
They are gradually being integrated in accordance with the legislation in force(network codes).
We can decode network codes, phone, google account etc.
The rules have now been formalised in the first legally binding network codes for gas.
This Guideline frames the network codes without taking away the autonomy of the ENTSOs to draft the codes. .
Submits draft guidelines for use by the Commission as the basis for drawing up network codes(rules);
(e) implementing the network codes and guidelines adopted pursuant to Articles 59, 60 and 61 of Regulation(EU) 2019/….
The Commission is empowered to adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 27a adopting such network codes.”.
(16) provides for the Commission to adopt guidelines or network codes to achieve the necessary degree of harmonisation.
These network codes must be consistent with the framework guidelines, which do not have binding force, to be issued by the Agency.
Establishment of the annual priority lists for the development of network codes and guidelines for 2017 and beyond.
The Commission is empowered to adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 27a adopting such network codes.";
(c) network codes and framework guidelines adopted in accordance with the provisions of Regulation(EC) No 714/2009 and Regulation(EC) No 715/2009.
(b) to require the regulatory authority concerned to withdraw its decision on the basis that network codes and guidelines have not been complied with.
Once the Agency is satisfied that the network codes adhere to the relevant framework Guideline, it shall submit them to the Commission and may recommend their adoption.
Article 6(4), third and fourth subparagraphs:The Agency shall provide a justified opinion to the ENTSOs on the draft network codes prepared by the latter.
EU grid operators will cooperate and develop network codes and security standards, as well as plan and coordinate the investments needed at EU level.
The Agency is given the competence to decide on terms, methodologies andalgorithms for the implementation of electricity network codes and guidelines.
Commission to propose first set of implementation guidelines and network codes in 2012(announced by the third package) with a view to completing work by 2014.
The Commission proposed an extensive list of guidelines, which covered both the existing guidelines, some new topics, andguidelines that will be based on network codes.
The European Parliament also proposes that the Agency should adopt binding network codes(amendment 14), whereas the Council maintains that only the Commission can make the codes binding.
The EESC agrees with the European Commission on the need to make optimum use of existing storage capacity by completing work on network codes.
The 3rd Internal Energy Market Package also provided for the adoption of network codes in order to help harmonise the flow of electricity and gas across different transmission systems.
It introduces a new concept of framework guidelines, prepared by the Agency,which have to be applied by the TSOs when drafting European network codes.
These binding European rules,referred to as Network Codes, are being developed, adopted and increasingly applied in the day-to-day practical functioning of the gas and electricity wholesale markets.
Both the common position of the Council and the amendments by the European Parliament(amendment 32)change the Commission proposal regarding the process of establishing network codes.
The Union is harmonising market rules including network access rules(network codes) for electricity suppliers putting competitors from different Member States on the same footing.
It introduces a new concept of framework guidelines, prepared by the Agency,which have to be applied by the TSOs when drafting European network codes.
Member States should put in place appropriate measures such as national network codes and market rules, and should provide incentives to distribution system operators through network tariffs which do not create obstacles to flexibility or to the improvement of energy efficiency in the grid.
The Commission proposed an extensive list of guidelines, which covered both the existing guidelines, a number of new topics, andguidelines that will be based on network codes.