Montenegro's Energy Sector Development Strategy includes its international commitments, EU energy policy guidelines and commitments from the Treaty establishing the Energy Community that sets forth the principles of the reorganisation of the energy sector and the development of the regional energy market.

In line with Montenegro's strategic guidelines for environmentally-friendly electricity production, the Žabljak Municipality is seeking to introduce innovative solutions and use solar energy for public needs.

Promote the implementation of projects in Turkey listed as projects of common interest in the European Community TEN-energy guidelines.

TEST GUIDELINES FOR ENERGY STAR OFFICE EQUIPMENT

It represents that the product meets the Energy Star guidelines for energy efficiency.'

GUIDELINES FOR PROPER USE OF THE ENERGY STAR NAME AND INTERNATIONAL LOGO

As an Energy Star Program Participant, (your company name) has determined that this product meets the Energy Star guidelines for energy efficiency.'

informing the entity using the Energy Star marks of Energy Star Labelling Program requirements and proper logo use guidelines; and

laying down a series of guidelines for trans-European energy networks and repealing Decision No 1254/96/EC

As regards the production of renewable energy, operating aid will usually be allowable under these guidelines.

Please distribute these guidelines to those who will be responsible for preparing Energy Star materials on your behalf.

This Decision defines the nature and scope of Community action to establish guidelines for trans-European energy networks.

Since the guidelines were adopted in 1994, the energy sector has undergone major changes which need to be taken into consideration.

'Energy Star Labelling Program' means a program administered by a Management Entity using common energy-efficiency specifications, marks, and guidelines to be applied to designated product types;

The two guidelines have been developed to provide Program Participants with the freedom to approach power management and energy efficiency in different ways.

It establishes a series of guidelines covering the objectives, priorities and broad lines of action by the Community in respect of trans-European energy networks.

Each Management Entity shall ensure that the Energy Star marks are used only in the form that appears in Annex A. Each Management Entity shall ensure that the Energy Star marks are used solely in the manner specified in the logo use guidelines set forth in Annex B.

(Please note that in US EPA-developed materials where the phrase Energy Star is used repeatedly, such as the logo-use guidelines, the registered symbol will only appear once so as not to distract the reader.)

The disclaimer statement may be placed with other standard trademark and registration information at the bottom of the advertisement where other companies' products are recognised (e.g. 'Product X is a registered trademark of XYZ Corp.; As an Energy Star Program Participant, XYZ Corp. has determined that this product meets the Energy Star guidelines for energy efficiency').

As such, the name and logo may only be used in accordance with the following guidelines and the Memoranda of Understanding (MOU) or the European Commission Registration Form signed by Program Participants in the Energy Star labelling program.

the parties should agree to periodic and timely consultations at which inter alia the information provided under guideline (e) should be updated and significant changes in the nuclear energy programme would receive the fullest possible consideration;

Each Management Entity shall take effective measures to educate consumers about the Energy Star marks, in accordance with the logo use guidelines set forth in Annex B. These measures may include informing consumers about the benefits of purchasing energy-efficient products that meet the Specifications, and undertaking marketing or educational efforts to stimulate market demand for labelled products.

Since the adoption of Decision No 1254/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 5 June 1996 laying down a series of guidelines for trans-European energy networks(5), the need has arisen to incorporate new priorities, to highlight the projects which are particularly important, to update the list of projects, and to adapt the procedure used for identifying projects.

(1) Since the adoption of Decision No 1254/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 5 June 1996 laying down a series of guidelines for trans-European energy networks(5), the need has arisen to incorporate new priorities, to highlight the projects which are particularly important, to update the list of projects, and to adapt the procedure used for identifying projects.

Investments in the combined production of electric power and heat may also qualify under these guidelines if it can be shown that the measures beneficial in terms of the protection of the environment because the conversion efficiency (25) is particularly high, because the measures will allow energy consumption to be reduced or because the production process will be less damaging to the environment.

the reprocessing and plutonium storage should only take place when the information provided on the nuclear energy programme of the party in question has been received, when the undertakings, arrangements and other information called for by the guidelines are in place or have been received and when the parties have agreed that the reprocessing and plutonium storage are an integral part of the described nuclear energy programme; where it is proposed to carry out reprocessing or storage of plutonium when these conditions are not met, the operation should take place only when the parties have so agreed after consultation, which should take place promptly to consider any such proposal;

I have further the honour to inform Your Excellency that the European Atomic Energy Community takes note of the guidelines set forth by the Canadian Government in Your Excellency's letter and accepts that they should cover the reprocessing of material subject to the Agreement and the storage of plutonium so obtained and agrees that Your Excellency's letter and this reply shall constitute the agreement required by paragraph (e) of the exchange of letters and replace both Annex C thereto and the 23 December 1980 exchange of letters.

It represents that the product meets the Energy Star guidelines for energy efficiency."

As an Energy Star Program Participant, XYZ Corp. has determined that this product meets the Energy Star guidelines for energy efficiency").

"As an Energy Star Program Participant, (your company name) has determined that this product meets the Energy Star guidelines for energy efficiency."

informing the entity using the Energy Star marks of Energy Star Labelling Program requirements and proper logo use guidelines;

There are two guidelines - A and B - under which a computer can be qualified as Energy Star-compliant.

"Energy Star Labelling Program" means a program administered by a Management Entity using common energy-efficiency specifications, marks, and guidelines to be applied to designated product types;

Aid for renewable energy sources will be granted in accordance with the rules and criteria set out in the Community guidelines on State aid for environmental protection(6).

Guidelines on the allocation of intellectual property rights(1) resulting from joint research under the Agreement for cooperation in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy between the European Atomic Energy Community and the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan

Decision No 1229/2003/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 June 2003 laying down a series of guidelines for trans-European energy networks and repealing Decision No 1254/96/EC

drawing up possible guidelines for the activities referred to in paragraph 1, and the feasibility of a fast-track planning procedure for producers of electricity from renewable energy sources, and

This documentation shall include the reports of at least three measurements of energy consumption made according to EN 153 which itself shall be performed in accordance with the test guidelines as detailed in CECED's Operational Code.

Whereas Decision No 1254/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 5 June 1996 laying down a series of guidelines for trans-European energy networks (6), contributes to the development of integrated infrastructures for the natural gas sector;

Having regard to Decision No 1254/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 5 June 1996, laying down a series of guidelines for trans-European energy networks(1), as last amended by Decision No 1741/1999/EC(2), and in particular Article 6(4) thereof,

Whereas Decision No 1254/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 5 June 1996 laying down a series of guidelines for trans-European energy networks (6) has contributed to the development of integrated infrastructures for the transmission of electricity;

The need for public support in favour of renewable energy sources is recognised in the Community guidelines for State aid for environmental protection(10), which, amongst other options, take account of the need to internalise external costs of electricity generation.

Whereas the creation of a more favourable context for the development of trans-European energy networks is part of the broad lines of measures within the meaning of Article 129c of the Treaty and is provided for in Decision No 1254/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 5 June 1996 laying down a series of guidelines on trans-European energy networks (5);

the reprocessing and plutonium storage should only take place when the information provided on the nuclear energy programme of the party in question has been received, when the undertakings, arrangements and other information called for by the guidelines are in place or have been received and when the parties have agreed that reprocessing and plutonium storage are an integral part of the described nuclear energy programme;

the reprocessing and plutonium storage should only take place when the information provided on the nuclear energy programme of the party in question has been received, when the undertakings, arrangements and other information called for by the guidelines are in place or have been received and when the parties have agreed that the reprocessing and plutonium storage are an integral part of the described nuclear energy programme;

These guidelines currently allow certain types of public support if it can be shown that the support measures are beneficial in terms of protection of the environment because the conversion efficiency is particularly high, because the measures will allow energy consumption to be reduced or because the production process will be less damaging to the environment.

guidelines concerning the placing or installation of the appliance, amongst others, stating the minimum dimensions of free space around the appliance needed to ensure sufficient circulation of air, and also indicating that where the consumer has the possibility, significant energy savings can be achieved by placing the appliance in an unheated or less heated location;

guidelines concerning the placing or installation of the refrigerator, amongst others, stating the minimum dimensions of free space around the appliance needed to ensure sufficient circulation of air, and also indicating that where the consumer has the possibility, significant energy savings can be achieved by placing the appliance in an unheated or less heated location;

A cost-benefit analysis carried out for that purpose has showed that certain management tasks, such as budget implementation, technical and financial monitoring of projects and the dissemination and use of results could be carried out by an executive agency more efficiently whilst ensuring the implementation by the Commission of the Intelligent Energy - Europe programme in accordance with the Decision adopting the programme, as well as the programme's work programme and the guidelines adopted by the Commission with the assistance of the Management Committee provided for in Article 8 of the Decision.

the parties should agree to periodic and timely consultations at which inter alia the information provided under guideline (e) above would be updated and significant changes in the nuclear energy programme would receive the fullest possible consideration;