Examples of using Market-based instruments in English and their translations into Italian
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To enhance a framework for the use of market-based instruments(e.g. emissions trading,
either via the EFSI or via other market-based instruments such as the European Long-Term Investment Funds which can channel private financing to long-term investments such as energy infrastructure.
gas markets should help strengthen the effectiveness of market-based instruments, but rail freight market opening progresses only slowly.
These aspects have to be taken into account should the EU consider using market-based instruments further at EU level,
The public consultation launched via the 2007 Green Paper on the use of market-based instruments for environmental and related policy purposes showed that there was a considerable interest in further use of market-based instruments76.
The Commission also presented a Green Paper on market-based instruments to stimulate a discussion on ways to further promote their use at Community
Public procurement plays a key role in the Europe 2020 strategy12 as one of the market-based instruments to be used to achieve a smart,
the enhanced competitiveness of the European Union through market-based instruments to prevent the ousting of European products from the market.
Public procurement plays a key role in the Europe 2020 strategy4 as one of the market-based instruments to be used to achieve a smart,
would enable energy taxation to complement other market-based instruments better at EU level.
Last year, this Green Paper was presented together with Commissioner Dimas with the purpose of launching a broad public debate on advancing the use of market-based instruments for environment and energy-related policy purposes in the Community.
bearing in mind that this is in general best achieved through market-based instruments.
packaging waste already provides for the use of market-based instruments as a means to achieve its objectives);
Market-based instruments aim to set a price for environmentally polluting economic activities,
Market-based instruments can be complemented with smart
The Commission will further explore the use of IPPC-compatible, market-based instruments such as an emission trading scheme for NOx/SO2, with a view to the potential development of a legal instrument laying down EU-wide rules on this issue.
ensure that the market-based instruments complement each other
The Green Paper starts from the broadly shared view that not only market-based instruments, such as taxes,
I am pleased to see that Parliament shares the view that market-based instruments cannot be seen
We have to use market-based instruments as economic levers if we are to move towards environmentally friendly production systems that are sustainable in the long term;