self-generated resources [ autonomous resources ]

cash flow requirement

Cash Flow Assistance Program

cash flow | financing from capital | in house financing | internal financing | net cash flow | self-financing

self-financing mechanism | self-financing principle

cash flow | gross self-financing margin

cash flow per share

evaluation of resources [ estimate of resources | inventory of resources | prospecting for resources | search for resources ]

51. Stresses again that improvements in energy and resource efficiency, in particular, offer a considerable negative-cost emission reduction potential, and that a substantial number of climate protection measures consequently exist which could pay for themselves simply thanks to the lower energy costs associated with them; calls for the adoption of ambitious implementing measures under the Eco-design Directive to be speeded up and a dynamic revision of the minimum requirements to be ensured; calls for the Commission to review the methodology and the Directive to allow setting requirements close to or at the level of current best availa ...[+++]ble techniques following a ‘top-runner’ approach; stresses furthermore that a communication strategy must be developed to provide both businesses and consumers with comprehensive information;

U. whereas experience with the funding of European political parties and their affiliated European political foundations has shown that they need more flexibility and comparable conditions as regards the carrying-over of funds to the following financial year and the building-up of reserves from own resources over and above the prescribed minimum level of expenditure to be financed from their own funds,

U. whereas experience with the funding of European political parties and their affiliated European political foundations has shown that they need more flexibility and comparable conditions as regards the carrying-over of funds to the following financial year and the building-up of reserves from own resources over and above the prescribed minimum level of expenditure to be financed from their own funds,

1. Acknowledges that the EIB Group reacted rapidly and promptly to the economic crisis by self-financing an increase of its capital and hence raising its volume of lending in support of the European Economic Recovery Plan; emphasises that the actions taken at the end of 2008 added additional financial support to the real economy equivalent to EUR 15 000 million per year in 2009 and 2010; expects that EIB funding in 2009 amounting to EUR 75 000 million will leverage real economy investments for a total amount of around EUR 225 000 million;