Treaty Establishing the Energy Community

Lieu d'adoption

Athens

Dépositaire

Union européenne

Langue

Anglais

Entrée en vigueur

Jul 1, 2006

Sujet

Énergie

Mot clé

Émissions Production d'énergie hydroélectrique Conservation de l'énergie/production de l'énergie Institution Règlement des différends Développement durable Énergie renouvelable Pollution atmosphérique (sources fixes)

Aire géographique

Pays de l'Union Européenne

Résumé

The Energy Community is an international organisation dealing with energy policy. The Treaty establishing the Energy Community brings together the European Union, on one hand, and countries from the South East Europe and Black Sea region. The Energy Community’s mission is to extend the EU internal energy market to South East Europe and beyond on the basis of a legally binding framework. The principal instrument to achieve this aim is the adoption of the EU’s legislation, the so-called “acquis communautaire”, in energy and related areas. To date, some 25 laws have been incorporated into the Energy Community’s legal framework, covering gas, electricity, security of supply, renewables, oil, energy efficiency, environment, competition and statistics. The Energy Community may also take measures to create a single energy market. (Source: www.energy-community.org)

Texte intégral

Anglais  

Site web

www.energy-community.org

* [1] Ratification [2] Adhesion [3] Acceptation/approbation [4] Succession [5] Consentement à être lié [6] Définitive signature