common energy policy | common policy on energy | CEP [Abbr.]

common security and defence policy [ CDP | CEDP | CESDP | common defence | common defence policy | Common European Defence Policy | Common European Security and Defence Policy | CSDP | ESDP | European Security and Defence Policy ]

Energy Policies Unit, including international aspects and atomic questions | Unit 2B - Energy Policies, Atomic Questions, Information Society

Energy Policy for Europe | EPE [Abbr.]

common transport policy [ CTP | European transport policy | EU transport policy | transport policy of the EU | transport policy of the European Union ]

Communications, Culture and Policy Planning [ Communications and Policy Planning ]

common price policy [ common price | Community price ]

energy policy director

Energy Policy Sector [ Energy Development Sector | Energy Development Group ]

Several new Commission initiatives are imminent, such as the proposal for a Directive on the Promotion of Renewable Energy Sources in the context of the Internal Electricity Market, the proposal for a Directive on Complementary Fuel Specifications for the year 2005, a Communication on actions relating to the integration of sustainable development in enterprise policy, the revision of the Common Transport Policy, a Green Paper on Urban Transport, a Strategy for Energy Supply Security including the evaluation of the environmental impact of all energy sources, an Action Plan for Improved Energy Efficiency in the Community and an Action Plan ...[+++] for Renewable Energy Sources.

* Continue the process of adapting key policies, including the Common Agricultural Policy, the Common Fisheries Policy, and European Community policies on energy, transport [19] and industry to the internal and external objectives of sustainable development.

Energy saving is the EU's most immediate and cost-effective way of addressing the key energy challenges of sustainability, security of supply and competitiveness as set out in the strategic objectives of the 'Energy Policy for Europe'.[1] EU leaders have stressed the need to increase energy efficiency as part of the '20-20-20' goals for 2020: saving 20% of the EU's primary energy consumption[2], a binding target of 20% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and 20% renewable energies by 2020.

Communication from the Commission to the European Council and the European Parliament - an energy policy for Europe {SEC(2007) 12}