Regenerative Energie
With Directive 96/92/EC1, the European Union agreed to create an internal market for electricity. The introduction of market forces means that, first of all, markets have to be developed at the national and European level.
At the time when this Directive came into force, these markets were mostly dominated by publicly owned companies or direct public enterprises. In these circumstances the possibility of choice of supplier for both industrial and household customers was not available, regardless of whether suppliers sold electricity from their own country or from a facilitated trade in electricity between different countries. All of the European Commission’s evaluation reports on the electricity market so far have underlined that obstacles still prevail. The succeeding Directive 2003/54/EC2 therefore states that liberalisation shall be sped up.
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| Quelle: | JEEPL 4/2005 (August 2005) |
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| Autor: | Dr. Dörte Fouquet Dr. Ursula Prall |
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