Examples of using Ten-e in English and their translations into Slovak
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The problems of isolated energy markets need to be addressed with particular urgency and the TEN-E completed.
more than 60% of the TEN-E support was allocated to priority projects shows that the priority axes adopted in 2003 reflect the required improvement in the transmission infrastructure.
When awarding TEN-E funding, a special attention is paid to the compliance of selected gas pipelines projects with the Third Party Access regime as defined in the gas Directive 2003/55/EC31, and particularly with Article 22.
TEN-T, TEN-E, the Seventh Research and Technological Development Framework Programme,
The TEN-E Regulation also addresses for the first time the question of lengthy permit granting procedures
Since the last adoption of the existing Guidelines for TEN-E in June 2003, the need has arisen to fully integrate the new Member states
The evaluation concluded on a positive impact of carrying out the projects already identified in the TEN-E Guidelines adopted in June 2003
evaluation process conducted by the Regional Groups which were established under the TEN-E Regulation.
has revealed that in this sub-class, the impact of the TEN-E program was important(see Table 2 and Table 4 in the annex).
the Baltic States and further the Russian IPS/UPS system is financially supported under the 2004 TEN-E budget line and followed-up in the frame of the above-mentioned subgroup.
the total costs of the project are low, the TEN-E contribution can reach the order of 10%,
cross-border cost allocations under the TEN-E Regulation or similar.
interlinking of energy networks, including TEN-E.
The size of the annual TEN-E budget is very modest in view of the required investments, namely about 0.2-0.5%(Table 1 and Table 3 in the annex relating the TEN-E support given to the total costs).
up to EUR 10 million from the TEN-E budget.
the EU should nevertheless consider ways of increasing the TEN-E budget, not least in order to facilitate some investments serving non-commercial goals, such as security of supply.
The new policy environment creates a challenge for TEN-E, which has neither the resources
The TEN-E Guidelines require Member States to take all necessary measures to reduce delays to projects(in particular the projects of European interest) whilst complying with environmental procedures.
Within the TEN-E policy, a realistic target was to set up an additional gas import capacity of 70 Billion Cubic Meter by 2013,
In this way, the TEN-E programme responds to the increased dependence on gas imports,