7. Notes that, according to the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E), investments in the necessary interconnection projects of pan-European significance could be as high as EUR 150 billion by 2030, and notes with interest that, through such an investment in interconnectivity, electricity prices could be reduced by a minimum of EUR 2/MWh, and that these investments would allow Europe to cover a large share of its electric load with renewable energy sources; recalls that the internal electricity market must benefit all EU consumers; requests that the relevant institutions monitor that households, SM ...[+++]Es and other retail consumers reap an actual benefit, which should not remain limited to wholesale prices alone;

7. Notes that, according to the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E), investments in the necessary interconnection projects of pan-European significance could be as high as EUR 150 billion by 2030, and notes with interest that, through such an investment in interconnectivity, electricity prices could be reduced by a minimum of EUR 2 /MWh, and that these investments would allow Europe to cover a large share of its electric load with renewable energy sources; recalls that the internal electricity market must benefit all EU consumers; requests that the relevant institutions monitor that households, S ...[+++]MEs and other retail consumers reap an actual benefit, which should not remain limited to wholesale prices alone;

The share of the emissions from the electricity generation = 2 × (MWh(electricity)) / [2 × MWh(electricity) + MWh(heat)]

(e) identical structure for the allocation of capacity among different timeframes (e.g. 1 day, 3 hours, 1 week, etc.) and in terms of blocks of capacity sold (amount of power in MW, MWh, etc.),

The share of the emissions from the electricity generation = 2 × (MWh(electricity)) / [2 × MWh(electricity) + MWh(heat)]

Regarding natural gas, the Commission considers therefore that the part of the reduction of the tax, which goes beyond the original rate (namely EUR 1,87/MWh) is incompatible, and that the part of the reduction above the original rate (the reduction from EUR 3,476/MWh for the years 2001 and 2002 and EUR 5,5/MWh for the years 2003 to 2006 to EUR 1,87/MWh) is compatible with the common market.