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The Agency shall provide its opinion to the regulatory authority which has requested it or to the Commission, respectively, and to the regulatory authority which has taken the decision in question within three months from the date of receipt of the request.
Agencija v treh mesecih po prejemu zahtevka pošlje svoje mnenje regulativnemu organu, ki ga je zahteval, oziroma Komisiji ter regulativnemu organu, ki je zadevno odločitev sprejel.
Where the regulatory authority which has taken the decision does not comply with the Agency&apos;s opinion within four months from the date of receipt of that opinion, the Agency shall inform the Commission accordingly.
Če regulativni organ, ki je sprejel odločitev, ne upošteva mnenja Agencije v štirih mesecih od datuma prejema navedenega mnenja, Agencija o tem obvesti Komisijo.
Any regulatory authority may inform the Commission where it considers that a decision relevant for cross-border trade taken by another regulatory authority does not comply with the Guidelines referred to in this Directive or in Regulation (EC) No 714/2009 within two months from the date of that decision.
Vsak regulativni organ lahko obvesti Komisijo, če meni, da odločitev drugega regulativnega organa, pomembna za čezmejno trgovino, ni v skladu s smernicami iz te direktive ali iz Uredbe (ES) št. 714/2009, in sicer v dveh mesecih od datuma, ko je bila ta odločitev sprejeta.
Where the Commission, within two months after having been informed by the Agency in accordance with paragraph 3, or by a regulatory authority in accordance with paragraph 4, or on its own initiative, within three months from the date of the decision, finds that the decision of a regulatory authority raises serious doubts as to its compatibility with the Guidelines referred to in this Directive or in Regulation (EC) No 714/2009, the Commission may decide to examine the case further.
Komisija lahko odloči, da bo primer nadalje raziskala, če v dveh mesecih po tem, ko jo je obvestila Agencija v skladu z odstavkom 3 ali jo je obvestil regulativni organ v skladu z odstavkom 4, ali v treh mesecih od datuma sprejetja odločitve, če ravna na lastno pobudo, ugotovi, da obstaja resen sum, da odločitev regulativnega organa ni v skladu s smernicami iz te direktive ali iz Uredbe (ES) št.
In such a case, it shall invite the regulatory authority and the parties to the proceedings before the regulatory authority to submit observations.
V takem primeru povabi regulativni organ in stranke v postopku pred regulativnim organom, da predložijo pripombe.
Where the Commission takes a decision to examine the case further, it shall, within four months of the date of such decision, issue a final decision:
Če se Komisija odloči, da bo primer nadalje raziskala, najpozneje v štirih mesecih od datuma te odločitve sprejme končno odločitev:
(a) not to raise objections against the decision of the regulatory authority; or
(a) da ne nasprotuje odločitvi regulativnega organa ali
(b) to require the regulatory authority concerned to withdraw its decision on the basis that that the Guidelines have not been complied with.
(b) s katero od zadevnega regulativnega organa zahteva, naj prekliče svojo odločitev, ker ni v skladu s smernicami.
Where the Commission has not taken a decision to examine the case further or a final decision within the time-limits set in paragraphs 5 and 6 respectively, it shall be deemed not to have raised objections to the decision of the regulatory authority.
Če se Komisija v roku iz odstavkov 5 in 6 ne odloči primera nadalje raziskati ali sprejeti končne odločitve, se šteje, da ne nasprotuje odločitvi regulativnega organa.
The regulatory authority shall comply with the Commission decision to withdraw their decision within a period of two months and shall inform the Commission accordingly.
Regulativni organ izpolni zahtevo Komisije po preklicu svoje odločitve v roku dveh mesecev in o tem obvesti Komisijo.
Record keeping
Hranjenje evidenc
Member States shall require supply undertakings to keep at the disposal of the national authorities, including the national regulatory authority, the national competition authorities and the Commission, for the fulfilment of their tasks, for at least five years, the relevant data relating to all transactions in electricity supply contracts and electricity derivatives with wholesale customers and transmission system operators.
Države članice od dobaviteljev zahtevajo, da za opravljanje svojih nalog nacionalnim organom, vključno z nacionalnim regulativnim organom, nacionalnim organom, pristojnim za konkurenco in Komisiji najmanj pet let hranijo na razpolago zadevne podatke o vseh transakcijah v zvezi s pogodbami o dobavi električne energije in izvedenimi finančnimi instrumenti za trgovanje z električno energijo, ki so jih opravila s trgovci na debelo in operaterji prenosnega sistema.
The data shall include details on the characteristics of the relevant transactions such as duration, delivery and settlement rules, the quantity, the dates and times of execution and the transaction prices and means of identifying the wholesale customer concerned, as well as specified details of all unsettled electricity supply contracts and electricity derivatives.
Podatki vključujejo podrobnosti o značilnostih zadevnih transakcij, kot so trajanje, pravila za dobavo in poravnavo, količina, datum in ura izvedbe, cene transakcij in način identifikacije zadevnega trgovca na debelo, pa tudi določene podrobnosti o vseh neporavnanih pogodbah o dobavi električne energije in izvedenih finančnih instrumentih za trgovanje z električno energijo.
The regulatory authority may decide to make available to market participants elements of that information provided that commercially sensitive information on individual market players or individual transactions is not released.
Regulativni organ se lahko odloči, da nekatere od teh informacij da na razpolago udeležencem na trgu, pod pogojem, da se ne razkrijejo poslovno občutljivi podatki o posameznih akterjih na trgu ali posameznih transakcijah.
This paragraph shall not apply to information about financial instruments which fall within the scope of Directive 2004/39/EC.
Ta odstavek se ne uporablja za podatke o finančnih instrumentih, ki sodijo na področje uporabe Direktive 2004/39/ES.
To ensure the uniform application of this Article, the Commission may adopt Guidelines which define the methods and arrangements for record keeping as well as the form and content of the data that shall be kept.
Da se zagotovi enotna uporaba tega člena, lahko Komisija sprejme smernice, v katerih določi metode in podrobnosti hranjenja evidenc ter obliko in vsebino podatkov, ki jih je treba hraniti.
With respect to transactions in electricity derivatives of supply undertakings with wholesale customers and transmission system operators, this Article shall apply only once the Commission has adopted the Guidelines referred to in paragraph 4.
Kar zadeva transakcije z izvedenimi finančnimi instrumenti za trgovanje z električno energijo, ki jih opravljajo dobavitelji s trgovci na debelo in operaterji prenosnega sistema, se ta člen uporablja šele potem, ko Komisija sprejme smernice iz odstavka 4.
The provisions of this Article shall not create additional obligations towards the authorities referred to in paragraph 1 for entities falling within the scope of Directive 2004/39/EC.
Določbe tega člena ne pomenijo dodatnih obveznosti za subjekte, ki sodijo na področje uporabe Direktive 2004/39/ES, do organov iz odstavka 1.
In the event that the authorities referred to in paragraph 1 need access to data kept by entities falling within the scope of Directive 2004/39/EC, the authorities responsible under that Directive shall provide them with the required data.
Če organi iz odstavka 1 potrebujejo dostop do podatkov, ki jih hranijo subjekti, ki sodijo na področje uporabe Direktive 2004/39/ES, organi, ki so pristojni v skladu z navedeno direktivo, tem organom pošljejo zahtevane podatke.
Retail markets
Maloprodajni trgi
In order to facilitate the emergence of well functioning and transparent retail markets in the Community, Member States shall ensure that the roles and responsibilities of transmission system operators, distribution system operators, supply undertakings and customers and if necessary other market participants are defined with respect to contractual arrangements, commitment to customers, data exchange and settlement rules, data ownership and metering responsibility.
Da bi spodbujali nastajanje dobro delujočih in preglednih maloprodajnih trgov v Skupnosti, države članice zagotovijo, da so vloge in odgovornosti operaterjev prenosnega sistema, operaterjev distribucijskih sistemov, dobaviteljev, odjemalcev in po potrebi drugih udeležencev na trgu opredeljene glede na pogodbene dogovore, obveznosti do odjemalcev, izmenjavo podatkov ter pravil glede poravnave, lastništvo podatkov in odgovornost za merjenje porabe.
Those rules shall be made public, be designed with the aim to facilitate customers&apos; and suppliers&apos; access to networks, and they shall be subject to review by the regulatory authorities or other relevant national authorities.
Ta pravila se objavijo; njihov cilj je odjemalcem in dobaviteljem olajšati dostop do omrežij, pregledujejo pa jih regulativni organi ali drugi pristojni nacionalni organi.
Large non-household customers shall have the right to contract simultaneously with several suppliers.
Veliki negospodinjski odjemalci imajo pravico, da istočasno sklenejo pogodbo z več dobavitelji.
In the event of a sudden crisis in the energy market and where the physical safety or security of persons, apparatus or installations or system integrity is threatened, a Member State may temporarily take the necessary safeguard measures.
Če na energetskem trgu nastopi nenadna kriza in je ogrožena fizična varnost oseb, opreme ali naprav ali je ogrožena celovitost sistema, lahko država članica začasno sprejme potrebne zaščitne ukrepe.
Such measures must cause the least possible disturbance in the functioning of the internal market and must not be wider in scope than is strictly necessary to remedy the sudden difficulties which have arisen.
Ti ukrepi morajo povzročiti kar najmanjše motnje v delovanju notranjega trga, po obsegu pa ne smejo preseči okvira, ki je nujno potreben za odpravo nenadno nastalih težav.
The Member State concerned shall, without delay, notify those measures to the other Member States, and to the Commission, which may decide that the Member State concerned must amend or abolish such measures, insofar as they distort competition and adversely affect trade in a manner which is at variance with the common interest.
Prizadeta država članica o sprejetih ukrepih nemudoma obvesti druge države članice in Komisijo, ki lahko odloči, da mora država članica spremeniti ali ukiniti take ukrepe, če izkrivljajo konkurenco in neugodno vplivajo na trgovino na način, ki je nezdružljiv s skupnim interesom.
Level playing field
Enaki pogoji
Measures that the Member States may take pursuant to this Directive in order to ensure a level playing field shall be compatible with the Treaty, notably Article 30 thereof, and with Community law.
Ukrepi, ki jih lahko sprejmejo države članice na podlagi te direktive za zagotovitev enakih pogojev, so skladni s Pogodbo ES, zlasti členom 30 Pogodbe, in z zakonodajo Skupnosti.
The measures referred to in paragraph 1 shall be proportionate, non-discriminatory and transparent.
Ukrepi iz odstavka 1 so sorazmerni, nediskriminatorni in pregledni.
Those measures may be put into effect only following the notification to and approval by the Commission.
Navedeni ukrepi se lahko začnejo izvajati šele, ko je Komisija o njih uradno obveščena in jih je odobrila.
The Commission shall act on the notification referred to in paragraph 2 within two months of the receipt of the notification.
Komisija v zvezi z uradnim obvestilom iz odstavka 2 ukrepa v dveh mesecih od datuma njegovega prejema.
That period shall begin on the day following receipt of the complete information.
Ta rok začne teči na dan po prejemu vseh podatkov.
In the event that the Commission has not acted within that two-month period, it shall be deemed not to have raised objections to the notified measures.
Če Komisija ni ukrepala v roku dveh mesecev, se šteje, da ne nasprotuje ukrepom iz obvestila.
Member States which can demonstrate, after this Directive has been brought into force, that there are substantial problems for the operation of their small isolated systems, may apply for derogations from the relevant provisions of Chapters IV, VI, VII, and VIII, as well as Chapter III, in the case of micro isolated systems, as far as refurbishing, upgrading and expanding existing capacity are concerned, which may be granted to them by the Commission.
Države članice, ki lahko po začetku veljavnosti te direktive dokažejo, da imajo hujše težave pri obratovanju svojih majhnih izdvojenih sistemov, lahko zaprosijo za odstopanja od ustreznih določb v poglavjih IV, VI, VII in VIII in v primeru mikro izdvojenih sistemov v poglavju III, kar zadeva obnovo, nadgradnjo in razširitev obstoječih zmogljivosti, Komisija pa lahko ta odstopanja odobri.
The Commission shall inform the Member States of those applications before taking a decision, taking into account respect for confidentiality.
Komisija obvesti ob spoštovanju zaupnosti države članice o takšnih vlogah, preden sprejme odločitev.
That decision shall be published in the Official Journal of the European Union.
Ta odločitev se objavi v Uradnem listu Evropske unije.
Article 9 shall not apply to Cyprus, Luxembourg and/or Malta.
2. člen 9 se ne uporablja za Ciper, Luksemburg in/ali Malto.
In addition, Articles 26, 32 and 33 shall not apply to Malta.
Poleg tega se za Malto ne uporabljajo členi 26, 32 in 33.
For the purposes of Article 9(1)(b), the notion &quot;undertaking performing any of the functions of generation or supply&quot; shall not include final customers who perform any of the functions of generation and/or supply of electricity, either directly or via undertakings over which they exercise control, either individually or jointly, provided that the final customers including their shares of the electricity produced in controlled undertakings are, on an annual average, net consumers of electricity and provided that the economic value of the electricity they sell to third parties is insignificant in proportion to their other business operations.
Za namene člena 9(1)(b) pojem &quot;podjetje, ki opravlja katero koli dejavnost proizvodnje ali dobave&quot; ne zajema končnih odjemalcev, ki opravljajo katero koli dejavnost proizvodnje in/ali dobave električne energije, bodisi neposredno ali prek podjetij, nad katerimi izvajajo individualni ali skupni nadzor, če so končni odjemalci, vključno z njihovim deležem električne energije, proizvedene v nadzorovanih podjetjih, v letnem povprečju neto odjemalci električne energije in če gospodarska vrednost električne energije, ki jo prodajo tretjim stranem, ni bistvenega pomena v razmerju do njihovega preostalega poslovnega delovanja.
Review procedure
Revizijski postopek
In the event that in the report referred to in Article 47(6) the Commission reaches the conclusion that given the effective manner in which network access has been carried out in a Member State - which gives rise to fully effective, non-discriminatory and unhindered network access - certain obligations imposed by this Directive on undertakings (including those with respect to legal unbundling for distribution system operators) are not proportionate to the objective pursued, the Member State in question may submit a request to the Commission for exemption from the requirement in question.
Če v poročilu iz člena 47(6) Komisija zaključi, da so glede na učinkovit način dostopa do omrežja v državi članici - način, ki omogoča učinkovit, nediskriminatoren in nemoten dostop do omrežja - nekatere obveznosti, ki jih ta direktiva nalaga podjetjem (skupaj z obveznostjo v zvezi s pravnim ločevanjem operaterjev distribucijskega sistema) nesorazmerne z želenim ciljem, lahko zadevna država članica pošlje Komisiji zahtevo za izvzetje iz zadevne obveznosti.
Such request shall be notified, without delay, by the Member State to the Commission, together with all the relevant information necessary to demonstrate that the conclusion reached in the report on effective network access being ensured will be maintained.
Država članica Komisijo nemudoma uradno obvesti o svoji zahtevi in o vseh ustreznih informacijah, na podlagi katerih dokaže, da bo ugotovitev v poročilu v zvezi z učinkovitim dostopom do omrežja veljala tudi v prihodnje.
Within three months of its receipt of a notification, the Commission shall adopt an opinion with respect to the request by the Member State concerned, and where appropriate, submit proposals to the European Parliament and to the Council to amend the relevant provisions of this Directive.
V treh mesecih po prejemu obvestila Komisija sprejme svoje stališče v zvezi z zahtevo zadevne države članice ter po potrebi Evropskemu parlamentu in Svetu pošlje predloge za spremembo ustreznih določb te direktive.
The Commission may propose, in the proposals to amend this Directive, to exempt the Member State concerned from specific requirements, subject to that Member State implementing equally effective measures as appropriate.
Komisija lahko v svojih predlogih za spremembo te direktive predlaga izključitev zadevne države članice iz določenih zahtev, če navedena država članica uvede enako učinkovite ukrepe, kot je primerno.
Where reference is made to this paragraph, Article 5a(1) to (4), and Article 7 of Decision 1999/468/EC shall apply, having regard to the provisions of Article 8 thereof.
Pri sklicevanju na ta odstavek se uporabljata člen 5a(1) do (4) in člen 7 Sklepa 1999/468/ES, ob upoštevanju določb člena 8 Sklepa.
The Commission shall monitor and review the application of this Directive and submit an overall progress report to the European Parliament and the Council for the first time by 4 August 2004, and thereafter on an annual basis.
Komisija spremlja in pregleda uporabo te direktive ter Evropskemu parlamentu in Svetu prvič do 4. avgusta 2004 in nato vsako leto predloži splošno poročilo o napredku.
The progress report shall cover at least:
Poročilo o napredku zajema najmanj:
(a) the experience gained and progress made in creating a complete and fully operational internal market in electricity and the obstacles that remain in this respect, including aspects of market dominance, concentration in the market, predatory or anti-competitive behaviour and the effect thereof in terms of market distortion;
(a) pridobljene izkušnje in doseženi napredek pri oblikovanju v celoti delujočega notranjega trga z električno energijo in še vedno prisotne ovire na tem področju, vključno z vidiki prevladujočega položaja na trgu, koncentracije na trgu, spodrivajočega ali protikonkurenčnega ravnanja in njihov vpliv glede izkrivljanja trga;
(b) the extent to which the unbundling and tarification requirements contained in this Directive have been successful in ensuring fair and non-discriminatory access to the Community&apos;s electricity system and equivalent levels of competition, as well as the economic, environmental and social consequences of the opening of the electricity market to customers;
(b) obseg, v katerem so bile zahteve glede ločevanja in določanja tarif iz te direktive uspešne pri zagotavljanju poštenega in nediskriminatornega dostopa do elektroenergetskega sistema Skupnosti ter enakovredne stopnje konkurence, kot tudi gospodarske, okoljske in socialne posledice odpiranja trga z električno energijo za odjemalce;
(c) an examination of issues relating to system capacity levels and security of supply of electricity in the Community, and in particular the existing and projected balance between demand and supply, taking into account the physical capacity for exchanges between areas;
(c) preučitev vprašanj v zvezi s stopnjami zmogljivosti sistema in zanesljivostjo dobave električno energije v Skupnosti ter zlasti z obstoječim in načrtovanim uravnoteženjem ponudbe in povpraševanja, ob upoštevanju fizične zmogljivosti za izmenjavo med posameznimi območji;
(d) special attention will be given to measures taken in Member States to cover peak demand and to deal with shortfalls of one or more suppliers;
(d) posebna pozornost bo namenjena ukrepom, ki jih države članice sprejmejo za primer konične obremenitve in izpada enega ali več dobaviteljev;
(e) the implementation of the derogation provided under Article 26(4) with a view to a possible revision of the threshold;
(e) uporabo odstopanj, določenih v členu 26(4), za morebitno spremembo praga;
(f) a general assessment of the progress achieved with regard to bilateral relations with third countries which produce and export or transport electricity, including progress in market integration, the social and environmental consequences of the trade in electricity and access to the networks of such third countries;
(f) splošno oceno doseženega napredka pri dvostranskih odnosih s tretjimi državami, ki proizvajajo in izvažajo ali prenašajo električno energijo, skupaj z napredkom pri povezovanju trga, socialnih in okoljskih posledicah trgovine z električno energijo in dostopu do omrežij takšnih tretjih držav;
(g) the need for possible harmonisation requirements that are not linked to the provisions of this Directive; and
(g) potrebo po zahtevah za uskladitev, ki niso povezane z določbami te direktive; in
(h) the manner in which Member States have implemented in practice the requirements regarding energy labelling contained in Article 3(9), and the manner in which any Commission recommendations on that issue have been taken into account.
(h) način, kako so države članice v praksi izvajale zahteve glede energetskega označevanja iz člena 3(9), in način, kako so upoštevale priporočila Komisije v zvezi s tem.
Where appropriate, the progress report may include recommendations as regards, in particular, the scope and modalities of labelling provisions, including the way in which reference is made to existing reference sources and the content of those sources, and, notably, how information relating to environmental impact, as regards at least CO2 emissions, and radioactive waste, resulting from electricity generation from different energy sources could be made available in a transparent, easily accessible and comparable manner throughout the Community, how the measures taken by the Member States to control the accuracy of the information provided by suppliers could be streamlined, and which measures could counteract the negative effects of market dominance and market concentration.
Poročilo o napredku lahko po potrebi zajema priporočila zlasti glede področja uporabe in podrobnosti določb o označevanju, vključno z načinom sklicevanja na obstoječe vire in vsebino teh virov in predvsem kako se lahko objavijo informacije o vplivu na okolje, vsaj z vidika emisij CO2 in radioaktivnih odpadkov, ki nastanejo pri proizvodnji električne energije iz različnih energetskih virov, na pregleden, lahko dostopen in primerljiv način v celotni Skupnosti, z načinom poenostavitve ukrepov, ki jih sprejmejo države članice za preverjanje točnosti informacij, ki jih zagotovijo dobavitelji, ter kateri ukrepi bi lahko izničili negativne učinke prevladujočega položaja ali koncentracije na trgu.
Every two years, the progress report referred to in paragraph 1 shall also include an analysis of the different measures taken in the Member States to meet public service obligations, together with an examination of the effectiveness of those measures and, in particular, their effects on competition in the electricity market.
Vsaki dve leti poročilo iz odstavka 1 zajema tudi analizo različnih ukrepov, ki jih države članice sprejmejo za izpolnitev obveznosti javnih storitev in pregled učinkovitosti teh ukrepov, zlasti njihov vpliv na konkurenčnost na trgu z električno energijo.