delivered at place | DAP | delivered at frontier | DAF | delivered duty unpaid | DDU | delivered ex ship | DES

cost and freight customs duties paid

Following disclosure, TK Corporation submitted that the Commission should have based its dumping analysis on the Union export sales of the company, for the following reasons: (i) its export sales to the Union during the RIP were significant and therefore representative, as they consisted of ‘no less than 26 invoices with 282 individual transactions, despite duties being in place’; (ii) in the absence of clarity as concerns anti-dumping duty payment, some of the sales (destined for an offshore project) would not be subject to the anti ...[+++]-dumping duty, whereas for other sales that occurred during the RIP, anti-dumping duties were not always paid by importers as a result of misclassification of those products due to which the importers did not realise that anti-dumping duties were payable.

9. Encourages the Commission, in order to maintain a level playing field for EU industry and the energy sector, to promote links between the EU ETS – before or after a comprehensive, structural, post-2020 reform that will enhance its performance – and other emission trading systems, with the aim of creating a future world emissions trading market to significantly reduce global emissions in a cost-effective manner and increase industrial competitiveness; calls on the Commission, however, to establish safeguards to ensure that linking the EU ETS to other systems does not undermine EU climate targets and the scope of t ...[+++]he EU ETS; welcomes in this regard the global development of emissions trading systems and other pricing mechanisms, including the 17 emissions trading systems that are in operation across four continents, accounting for 40% of global GDP, which will help reduce the risk of carbon leakage; highlights that in reducing costs for companies and levelling the playing field, a global trading system could provide the means to strengthen global climate targets;

Those suggestions will bring into focus the development of national broadband strategies covering the promotion of private investment using town-planning rules, mapping of infrastructure and clearing of rights of way; and by doing that, the Member Sates can substantially cut investment costs and make them more viable.

42. Fully supports the concept of decoupling financial compensation for access to fisheries resources from sectoral support for development; firmly insists that shipowners should pay a fair and market-based portion of the costs when acquiring access rights in the framework of a bilateral fisheries agreement; requests that a detailed analysis be made of the portion to be paid by shipowners for a fishing authorisation, including potential catches and operating costs; believe ...[+++]s that improved supervision of sectoral support is imperative, including the possibility of suspension of payments in cases of failure to fulfil commitments by the coastal state;