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Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Vertical cross-market effects (multi-homing vs. single-homing)
2. This possibility to leverage market power may be labelled as a ‘vertical cross-market effect’.
3. The TSO shall also publish the relevant information necessary for the cross-border balancing market.
4. Congestion-management methods shall be market-based in order to facilitate efficient cross-border trade.
5. Congestion management methods shall be market-based in order to facilitate efficient cross-border trade.
6. The difficulties of enforcement in cross-border cases also undermine the confidence of consumers in taking up cross-border offers and hence their confidence in the internal market.
7. Actions include promoting knowledge and know-how transfer, the development of cross-border business activities, cross-border education/training and healthcare potential and integrating the cross-border labour market; and joint management of the environment and common threats.
8. State aid may also undermine the single market by creating entry barriers and undermining the incentives for cross-border activities.
9. They shall avoid cross-subsidisation between network users and shall not hamper the entry of new market entrants.
10. the internal market and the possibilities for cross-border cooperation in relation to security of electricity supply;
11. Where the basic conditions for cross-border cooperation are already in place, cohesion policy should focus assistance on actions that bring added value to cross-border activities: for example, increasing cross-border competitiveness through innovation and research and development; connecting intangible networks (services) or physical networks (transport) to strengthen cross-border identity as a feature of European citizenship; the promotion of cross-border labour market integration; cross-border water management and flood control; joint management of natural and technological risks.
12. Support the creation of a gradually integrated regional energy market as part of a wider European energy market. Remove restrictions on cross-border trade and third party access.
13. A sufficient level of cross-border gas interconnection capacity should be achieved and market integration fostered in order to complete the internal market in natural gas.
14. separation of accounts in order to avoid cross-subsidisation from one market to another market, when the beneficiary is active in multiple markets;
15. This possibility to leverage market power may be labelled as a ‘vertical cross-market effect’. Such an effect could be described as follows.