Consultative Committee for Electricity and Magnetism [ CCEM | Consultative Committee for Electricity ]

Advisory Committee for Coordination in the Internal Market Field | Internal Market Advisory Committee | IMAC [Abbr.]

Advisory Committee for the technical adaptation of the Community procedure to improve the transparency of gas and electricity prices charged to industrial end-users

Advisory Committee on the efficient use of electricity

Employment Committee (EU) [ advisory Employment Committee | Employment and Labour Market Committee | Employment Committee ]

advisory committee (EU) [ EC advisory committee ]

Electrical Mechanic (Electric Utility) Advisory Committee

Advisory Committee on Community Health [ ACCH | Federal-Provincial Advisory Committee on Community Health | Advisory Committee on Health Promotion | Advisory Committee Community Health Services | Federal-Provincial Advisory Committee on Health Promotion ]

EU agriculture committee [ Agricultural Advisory Committee | Agricultural Committee of the EC | Agricultural Management Committee | EC agriculture committee | Management Committee for the Common Organisation of Agricultural Markets ]

advisory board | advisory committee

I was just appointed with Ken to the Canadian Electricity Association's public advisory panel on sustainable electricity initiatives.

The consultative committees on third-party access to the electricity and gas grids in the Community have completed their work.

The main points in the communications are as follows: Trade in gas and electricity - proposals for Directives under Article 100a EEC introducing rules for the application of the right of transit between integrated electricity and gas grids in order to increase and liberalize trade; - establishment by the Commission of two Advisory Committees (made up of representatives of the Member States and industrial parties concerned) for each of the two sectors to discuss further the possible implementation of the principle of third party access to grid systems, an advanced stage in the liberalization of trade in electricity and gas.

Next, our report did not specify the preferred organizational and legal status for the WMO, but it did stress that it should be at arm's length from the utilities and AECL, that its board of directors should be appointed by the federal government and be representative of key stakeholders, that its advisory council also should be appointed by the federal government on the basis of recommendations from professional and other organizations, and finally, that the WMO should be subject to ``multiple oversight mechanisms,'' including regular public review, preferably by Parliament.