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Forms of market manipulation include placing and withdrawal of false orders; spreading of false or misleading information or rumours through the media, including the internet, or by any other means; deliberately providing false information to undertakings which provide price assessments or market reports with the effect of misleading market participants acting on the basis of those price assessments or market reports; and deliberately making it appear that the availability of electricity generation capacity or natural gas availability, or the availability of transmission capacity is other than the capacity which is actually technically available where such information affects or is likely to affect the price of wholesale energy products.
Oblike tržne manipulacije vključujejo dajanje in umikanje lažnih naročil; širjenje informacij, ki so napačne ali zavajajoče ali govoric prek medijev, vključno z internetom, ali kakor koli drugače; namerno dajanje napačnih informacij podjetjem, ki zagotavljajo presojo cen ali tržna poročila, zaradi zavajanja udeležencev na trgu, ki ravnajo na podlagi teh presoj ali poročil; kakor tudi namerno prikazovanje, kot da je razpoložljiva zmogljivost proizvodnje električne energije ali razpoložljivost zemeljskega plina ali razpoložljiva prenosna zmogljivost drugačna od zmogljivosti, ki je dejansko tehnično razpoložljiva, kadar te informacije vplivajo ali bi lahko vplivale na veleprodajno ceno energetskih proizvodov.
Manipulation and its effects may occur across borders, between electricity and gas markets and across financial and commodity markets, including the emission allowances markets.
Manipulacija in njene posledice lahko imajo čezmejne učinke, učinke med trgi s plinom in električno energijo ter na vseh finančnih trgih in blagovnih trgih, vključno na trgih s pravicami do emisij.
Examples of market manipulation and attempts to manipulate the market include conduct by a person, or persons acting in collaboration, to secure a decisive position over the supply of, or demand for, a wholesale energy product which has, or could have, the effect of fixing, directly or indirectly, prices or creating other unfair trading conditions; and the offering, buying or selling of wholesale energy products with the purpose, intention or effect of misleading market participants acting on the basis of reference prices.
Primeri tržne manipulacije in poskusi manipulacije trga vključujejo ravnanje osebe ali oseb, ki sodelujejo, da bi zagotovile odločilen položaj nad ponudbo ali povpraševanjem po veleprodajnem energetskem proizvodu, ki ima ali bi lahko imel posredno ali neposredno vpliv na določanje cene ali ustvarjanje drugih nepoštenih pogojev trgovanja; kakor tudi na ponudbo, kupovanje ali prodajanje veleprodajnega energetskega proizvoda z namenom, namero ali učinkom zavajanja udeležencev na trgu, ki delujejo na podlagi referenčnih cen.
However, accepted market practices such as those applying in the financial services area, which are currently defined by Article 1(5) of Directive 2003/6/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 January 2003 on insider dealing and market manipulation (market abuse) [5] and which may be adapted if that Directive is amended, could be a legitimate way for market participants to secure a favourable price for a wholesale energy product.
Vendar bi lahko bile sprejete tržne prakse, kot na primer tiste, ki se uporabljajo na področju finančnih storitev in so opredeljene v členu 1(5) Direktive 2003/6/ES Evropskega parlamenta in Sveta z dne 28. januarja 2003 o trgovanju z notranjimi informacijami in tržni manipulaciji (zloraba trga) [5], ki pa se lahko zaradi sprememb navedene direktive prilagodijo in bi lahko bile zakonit način za udeležence na trgu, da zagotovijo ugodno veleprodajno ceno za energetski proizvod.
The disclosure of inside information in relation to a wholesale energy product by journalists acting in their professional capacity should be assessed taking into account the rules governing their profession and the rules governing the freedom of the press, unless those persons derive, directly or indirectly, an advantage or profits from the dissemination of the information in question or when disclosure is made with the intention of misleading the market as to the supply of, demand for, or price of wholesale energy products.
Kadar novinarji, ki delujejo v svoji poklicni vlogi, razkrijejo notranje informacije v zvezi z veleprodajnimi energetskimi proizvodi, bi bilo treba tako razkritje oceniti ob upoštevanju pravil, ki veljajo za njihov poklic, in pravil glede svobode tiska, razen če imajo te osebe neposredno ali posredno korist ali dobiček od razširjanja zadevnih informacij ali kadar do razkritja pride z namenom zavajanja trga glede ponudbe, povpraševanja ali veleprodajne cene energetskih proizvodov.
As financial markets develop, the concepts of market abuse applying to those markets will be adapted.
Koncepti zlorabe trga, ki se uporabljajo za finančne trge, se bodo prilagodili glede na razvoj finančnih trgov.
In order to ensure the necessary flexibility to respond quickly to these developments therefore, the power to adopt acts in accordance with Article 290 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union should be delegated to the Commission in respect of technical updating of the definitions of inside information and market manipulation for the purpose of ensuring coherence with other relevant Union legislation in the fields of financial services and energy.
Zato bi bilo torej treba za zagotovitev potrebne prožnosti, da bi se hitro odzvali na tak razvoj dogodkov, v skladu s členom 290 Pogodbe o delovanju Evropske unije Komisijo pooblastiti za sprejemanje aktov v zvezi s tehnično posodobitvijo opredelitev notranjih informacij in tržne manipulacije za namene zagotavljanja skladnosti z drugo ustrezno zakonodajo Unije na področju finančnih storitev in energetike.
The Commission should, when preparing and drawing up delegated acts, ensure a simultaneous, timely and appropriate transmission of relevant documents to the European Parliament and the Council.
Komisija bi morala pri pripravi in oblikovanju delegiranih aktov zagotoviti sočasno, pravočasno in ustrezno posredovanje ustreznih dokumentov Evropskemu parlamentu in Svetu.
Efficient market monitoring at Union level is vital for detecting and deterring market abuse on wholesale energy markets.
Učinkovito spremljanje trga na ravni Unije je ključno za odkrivanje in odvračanje od zlorabe trga na veleprodajnih energetskih trgih.
The Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators established by Regulation (EC) No 713/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council [6] (‘the Agency’) is best placed to carry out such monitoring as it has both a Union-wide view of electricity and gas markets, and the necessary expertise in the operation of electricity and gas markets and systems in the Union.
Agencija za sodelovanje energetskih regulatorjev, ustanovljena z Uredbo (ES) št. 713/2009 Evropskega parlamenta in Sveta [6] (v nadaljnjem besedilu: agencija) je najprimernejša za izvajanje takšnega spremljanja, saj ima pregled nad trgi z električno energijo in plinom v celotni Uniji ter potrebno strokovno znanje in izkušnje s področja delovanja trgov z električno energijo in plinom ter tovrstnih sistemov v Uniji.
National regulatory authorities, which have a comprehensive understanding of developments on energy markets in their Member State, should have an important role in ensuring efficient market monitoring at national level.
Nacionalni regulativni organi z bistvenim poznavanjem razvoja dogodkov na energetskih trgih v svojih državah članicah bi morali imeti pomembno vlogo pri zagotavljanju učinkovitega spremljanja trgov na nacionalni ravni.
Close cooperation and coordination between the Agency and national authorities is therefore necessary to ensure proper monitoring and transparency of energy markets.
Tesno sodelovanje ter usklajevanje med agencijo in nacionalnimi organi je torej potrebno za zagotovitev primernega spremljanja in preglednosti energetskih trgov.
The collection of data by the Agency is without prejudice to the right of national authorities to collect additional data for national purposes.
Zbiranje podatkov, ki ga izvaja agencija, ne posega v pravico nacionalnih organov, da zbirajo dodatne podatke za nacionalne namene.
Efficient market monitoring requires regular and timely access to records of transactions as well as access to structural data on capacity and use of facilities for production, storage, consumption or transmission of electricity or natural gas.
Učinkovito spremljanje trgov zahteva reden in pravočasen dostop do evidenc o transakcijah, pa tudi dostop do strukturnih podatkov o zmogljivostih in uporabi objektov za proizvodnjo, skladiščenje, porabo ali prenos električne energije in zemeljskega plina.
For this reason market participants, including transmission system operators, suppliers, traders, producers, brokers and large users, who trade wholesale energy products should be required to provide that information to the Agency.
Zato bi morali biti udeleženci na trgu, vključno z upravljavci prenosnih omrežij, dobavitelji, trgovci, proizvajalci, posredniki in velikimi odjemalci, ki trgujejo z veleprodajnimi energetskimi proizvodi, obvezani zagotoviti te informacije agenciji.
The Agency may for its part establish strong links with major organised market places.
Agencija lahko samostojno vzpostavi močno povezavo z glavnimi organiziranimi mesti trgovanja.
In order to ensure uniform conditions for the implementation of the provisions on data collection, implementing powers should be conferred on the Commission.
Da bi zagotovili enotne pogoje za izvajanje določb o zbiranju podatkov, bi bilo treba Komisiji podeliti izvedbena pooblastila.
Those powers should be exercised in accordance with Regulation (EU) No 182/2011 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 February 2011 laying down the rules and general principles concerning mechanisms for control by the Member States of the Commission's exercise of implementing powers [7].
Ta pooblastila bi se morala izvajati v skladu z Uredbo (EU) št. 182/2011 Evropskega parlamenta in Sveta z dne 16. februarja 2011 o določitvi splošnih pravil in načel, na podlagi katerih države članice nadzirajo izvajanje izvedbenih pooblastil Komisije [7].
Reporting obligations should be kept to a minimum and not create unnecessary costs or administrative burdens for market participants.
Obveznosti poročanja bi moralo biti čim manj in ne bi smele povzročati nepotrebnih stroškov ali upravnih obremenitev za udeležence na trgu.
The uniform rules on the reporting of information should therefore undergo an ex-ante cost-benefit analysis, should avoid double reporting, and should take account of reporting frameworks developed under other relevant legislation.
Zato bi bilo treba za pripravo enotnih pravil poročanja o informacijah opraviti predhodno analizo stroškov in koristi, preprečiti bi se moralo podvajanje poročanja in upoštevati bi se morali okviri za poročanje, razviti v okviru druge zadevne zakonodaje.
Furthermore, the required information or parts thereof should be collected from other persons and existing sources where possible.
Poleg tega bi bilo treba, kadar je to mogoče, zahtevane informacije ali dele informacij zbrati od drugih oseb oziroma iz obstoječih virov.
Where a market participant or a third party acting on its behalf, a trade reporting system, an organised market, a trade-matching system, or other person professionally arranging transactions has fulfilled its reporting obligations to a competent authority in accordance with Directive 2004/39/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 April 2004 on markets in financial instruments [8] or applicable Union legislation on derivative transactions, central counterparties and trade repositories, its reporting obligation should be considered fulfilled also under this Regulation, but only to the extent that all the information required under this Regulation has been reported.
Kadar je udeleženec na trgu ali tretja oseba v njegovem imenu, sistem poročanja o trgovanju, organizirani trg, sistem povezovanja ponudbe ali druga oseba, ki v okviru svoje dejavnosti dogovarja transakcije, izpolnila obveznost poročanja pristojnemu organu v skladu z Direktivo 2004/39/ES Evropskega parlamenta in Sveta z dne 21. aprila 2004 o trgih finančnih instrumentov [8] ali zadevno zakonodajo Unije o poslih z izvedenimi finančnimi instrumenti, centralnih nasprotnih strankah in repozitorijih sklenjenih poslov, pomeni, da je bila tudi v skladu s to uredbo izpolnjena obveznost poročanja, kolikor so bile zajete vse informacije, zahtevane s to uredbo.
It is important that the Commission and the Agency work closely together in implementing this Regulation and consult appropriately with the European Networks of Transmission System Operators for Electricity and for Gas and the European Securities and Markets Authority established by Regulation (EU) No 1095/2010 of the European Parliament and of the Council [9] (ESMA), with national regulatory authorities, competent financial authorities and other Member State authorities such as national competition authorities, and with stakeholders such as organised market places (e.g. energy exchanges) and market participants.
Pomembno je, da Komisija in agencija pri izvajanju te uredbe tesno sodelujeta in se ustrezno posvetujeta z evropskimi mrežami upravljavcev prenosnih omrežij za plin in električno energijo, Evropskim organom za vrednostne papirje in trge (ESMA), ustanovljenim z Uredbo (EU) št. 1095/2010 Evropskega parlamenta in Sveta [9], nacionalnimi regulativnimi organi, pristojnimi finančnimi organi in drugimi organi v državah članicah, kot so nacionalni organi za konkurenco, ter z zainteresiranimi stranmi, kot so organizirana mesta trgovanja (npr. energetske borze), in z udeleženci na trgu.
A European register of market participants, based on national registers, should be established to enhance the overall transparency and integrity of wholesale energy markets.
Vzpostaviti bi bilo treba evropski register udeležencev na trgu, temelječ na nacionalnih registrih, da bi povečali splošno preglednost in celovitost veleprodajnih energetskih trgov.
One year after the establishment of that register, the Commission should assess in cooperation with the Agency, in line with the reports submitted by the Agency to the Commission, and with the national regulatory authorities, the functioning and the usefulness of the European register of market participants.
Eno leto po vzpostavitvi navedenega registra bi morala Komisija v sodelovanju z agencijo in nacionalnimi regulativnimi organi, ob upoštevanju poročil agencije, oceniti delovanje in uporabnost evropskega registra udeležencev na trgu.
If deemed appropriate based on that assessment, the Commission should consider presenting further instruments to enhance the overall transparency and integrity of wholesale energy markets and to ensure a Union-wide level playing field for market participants.
Če se na podlagi te ocene to izkaže za potrebno, bi morala Komisija razmisliti o pripravi dodatnih instrumentov za okrepitev splošne preglednosti in celovitosti veleprodajnih energetskih trgov ter za zagotovitev enakih konkurenčnih pogojev na ravni Unije za udeležence na trgu.
In order to facilitate efficient monitoring of all aspects of trading in wholesale energy products, the Agency should establish mechanisms to give access to the information which it receives on transactions on wholesale energy markets to other relevant authorities, in particular to ESMA, national regulatory authorities, competent financial authorities of the Member States, national competition authorities, and other relevant authorities.
Da bi olajšala učinkovito spremljanje vseh vidikov trgovanja z veleprodajnimi energetskimi proizvodi, bi morala agencija vzpostaviti mehanizme za dostop drugih zadevnih organov do informacij, ki jih prejme o transakcijah na veleprodajnih energetskih trgih, zlasti ESMA, nacionalnih regulativnih organov, pristojnih finančnih organov držav članic, nacionalnih organov za konkurenco in drugih zadevnih organov.
The Agency should ensure the operational security and protection of the data which it receives, prevent unauthorised access to the information kept by the Agency, and establish procedures to ensure that the data it collects are not misused by persons with an authorised access to them.
Agencija bi morala zagotoviti operativno varnost in varovanje podatkov, ki jih prejme, preprečiti nepooblaščen dostop do informacij, ki jih hrani, in vzpostaviti postopke, ki zagotavljajo, da podatkov, ki jih zbira, ne zlorabijo osebe, pooblaščene za dostop do njih.
The Agency should also ascertain whether those authorities which have access to the data held by the Agency are able to maintain an equally high level of security and are bound by appropriate confidentiality arrangements.
Agencija bi morala tudi preveriti, ali bodo lahko organi, ki imajo dostop do podatkov, ki jih hrani agencija, zagotovili enako visoko stopnjo varnosti, zavezovala pa jih bodo ustrezna pravila o zaupnosti.
The operational security of the IT systems used for processing and transmitting the data therefore also needs to be ensured.
Zato je treba zagotoviti tudi operativno varnost sistemov informacijske tehnologije, uporabljenih za obdelavo in prenos podatkov.
For setting up an IT system that ensures the highest possible level of data confidentiality, the Agency should be encouraged to work closely with the European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA).
Za ustanovitev sistema informacijske tehnologije, ki zagotavlja optimalno raven zaupnosti podatkov, bi bilo treba agencijo spodbujati k tesnemu sodelovanju z Evropsko agencijo za varnost omrežij in informacij (ENISA).
These rules should also apply to other authorities that are entitled to access to the data for the purpose of this Regulation.
Ta pravila bi se morala uporabljati tudi za druge organe, ki so upravičeni za dostop do podatkov za namene te uredbe.
This Regulation respects fundamental rights and observes the principles recognised in particular by the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union as referred to in Article 6 of the Treaty on European Union and the constitutional traditions in the Member States and should be applied in accordance with the right to freedom of expression and information recognised in Article 11 of the Charter.
Ta uredba spoštuje temeljne pravice in upošteva načela, ki jih priznava zlasti Listina temeljnih pravic Evropske unije, kot je navedeno v členu 6 Pogodbe o Evropski uniji in v ustavnih tradicijah držav članic, uporabljati pa bi jo bilo treba v skladu s pravico do izražanja in informiranja, kot jo priznava člen 11 navedene listine.
Where information is not, or no longer, sensitive from a commercial or security viewpoint, the Agency should be able to make that information available to market participants and the wider public with a view to contributing to enhanced market knowledge.
Če informacije s komercialnega ali varnostnega vidika niso ali niso več poslovno občutljive, bi morala biti agencija zmožna omogočiti dostop do teh informacij udeležencem na trgu in širši javnosti, da bi prispevala k poglobljenemu znanju o trgu.
Such transparency will help build confidence in the market and foster the development of knowledge about the functioning of wholesale energy markets.
Takšna preglednost bo pomagala vzpostaviti zaupanje v trg in krepila razvoj znanja o delovanju veleprodajnih energetskih trgov.
The Agency should establish and make publicly available rules on how it will make that information available in a fair and transparent manner.
Agencija bi morala pripraviti in objaviti pravila o tem, kako bo te informacije dala na razpolago pošteno in pregledno.
National regulatory authorities should be responsible for ensuring that this Regulation is enforced in the Member States.
Nacionalni regulativni organi bi morali biti odgovorni za izvrševanje te uredbe v državah članicah.
To this end they should have the necessary investigatory powers to allow them to carry out that task efficiently.
V ta namen bi morali imeti potrebna preiskovalna pooblastila, ki bi jim omogočala učinkovito izvedbo te naloge.
These powers should be exercised in conformity with national law and may be subject to appropriate oversight.
Ta pooblastila bi bilo treba izvrševati v skladu z nacionalnim pravom, lahko pa se jih tudi ustrezno nadzira.
The Agency should ensure that this Regulation is applied in a coordinated way across the Union, coherent with the application of Directive 2003/6/EC.
Agencija bi morala zagotoviti, da se ta uredba v celotni Uniji uporablja usklajeno in skladno z uporabo Direktive 2003/6/ES.
To that effect, the Agency should publish non-binding guidance on the application of the definitions set out in this Regulation, as appropriate.
V ta namen bi morala agencija za uporabo opredelitev iz te uredbe po potrebi objaviti smernice, ki niso zavezujoče.
That guidance should address, inter alia, the issue of accepted market practices.
V teh smernicah bi bilo treba med drugim obravnavati vprašanje sprejetih tržnih praks.
Furthermore, since market abuse on wholesale energy markets often affects more than one Member State, the Agency should have an important role in ensuring that investigations are carried out in an efficient and coherent way.
Ker poleg tega zloraba trga na veleprodajnih energetskih trgih pogosto vpliva na več držav članic, bi morala imeti agencija pomembno vlogo pri zagotavljanju učinkovite in skladne izvedbe preiskav.
To achieve this, the Agency should be able to request cooperation and to coordinate the operation of investigatory groups comprised of representatives of the concerned national regulatory authorities and, where appropriate, other authorities including national competition authorities.
V ta namen bi morala agencija imeti možnost zahtevati sodelovanje in usklajevati delovanje preiskovalnih skupin, sestavljenih iz predstavnikov zadevnih nacionalnih regulativnih organov in po potrebi drugih organov, vključno z nacionalnimi organi za konkurenco.
The Agency should be provided with the appropriate financial and human resources, in order to adequately fulfil the additional tasks assigned to it under this Regulation.
Agenciji se zagotovi primerno financiranje in človeški viri za ustrezno izpolnjevanje dodatnih nalog, ki so ji bile naložene s to uredbo.
For this purpose, the procedure for the establishment, implementation and control of its budget as set out in Articles 23 and 24 of Regulation (EC) No 713/2009 should take due account of these tasks.
V ta namen bi morali pri postopku za vzpostavitev, izvajanje in nadziranje njenega proračuna iz členov 23 in 24 Uredbe (ES) št. 713/2009 ustrezno upoštevati te naloge.
National regulatory authorities, competent financial authorities of the Member States and, where appropriate, national competition authorities should cooperate to ensure a coordinated approach to tackling market abuse on wholesale energy markets which encompasses both commodity markets and derivatives markets.
Nacionalni regulativni organi, pristojni finančni organi držav članic in po potrebi nacionalni organi za konkurenco bi morali sodelovati, da bi se zagotovil usklajen pristop k obravnavi zlorab trga na veleprodajnih energetskih trgih, ki zajema tako blagovne trge kot trge izvedenih finančnih instrumentov.
That cooperation should include the mutual exchange of information regarding suspicions that acts which are likely to constitute a breach of this Regulation, Directive 2003/6/EC, or competition law are being or have been carried out on wholesale energy markets.
To sodelovanje bi moralo zajemati vzajemno izmenjavo informacij o sumljivih dejanjih, ki bi lahko pomenila kršitev določb te uredbe, Direktive 2003/6/ES ali prava s področja konkurence in so ali so bila storjena na veleprodajnih energetskih trgih.
Furthermore, that cooperation should contribute to a coherent and consistent approach to investigations and judicial proceedings.
Poleg tega bi navedeno sodelovanje moralo prispevati k skladnemu in doslednemu pristopu k preiskovanju in sodnim postopkom.