This study aims to analyse the main elements of the regulatory system of the Euro-Mediterranean partnership in the energy sector, set up by the European Union and the South-East Mediterranean Countries in more than ten years starting from the Barcelona process.
Italy
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Presentation of Italian experience in green and white certificates market
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Lessons Learnt from Implemented Cap and Trade Mechanisms in Europe
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Comparison analysis of cap and trade mechanisms implemented in Europe
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Analysis of the factors, in a harbour context, that have the more relative impacts on the environment, in order to implement a web-based tool that will help the harbour authorities to develop energy efficiency intervention in the Mediterranean Basin.
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A report aiming to support the designing of a national energy efficiency cap and trade mechnanism, shaped on the institutional, legal and business frameworks of Algeria and Tunisia. The report gives an overview of the existing legal frameworks in Europe as well as of the oervall energy market in Algeria and Tunisia. It further outlines the issues and future challenges. Conclusively it makes recommendations for future implementation.
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Large industrial enterprises in Mediterranean Europe and northern Africa are usually subject to strict environmental standards and efficiency guidelines. In contrast small and medium-sized enterprises in this region often clustered in port cities are much less aware of and less oriented towards efficiency and environment concerns.
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The present report was prepared in response to General Assembly resolution 64/205, in which the Assembly requested the Secretary-General to report to it at its sixty-sixth session on the status of sustainable development in mountain regions.