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Better Regulation – fact or fiction?

WEEE/RoHS recast far from satisfactory

It seems that industry concerns have been largely ignored as the proposals for the recast of WEEE and RoHS have been launched. At this time when our industries are appealing to avoid further financial and administrative burdens, the Commission has chosen to largely disregard its own Better Regulation policies. The recasts propose: for WEEE, to overhaul existing WEEE management structures in which industry has invested substantially and for RoHS an obvious overlap with REACH.

- Will Meyer, GUE/NGL MEP, nn Honduras: "Step up international pressure otherwise the worst scenario, a bloodbath, is expected"

Tegucigalpa, 4 July 2009

MEP Willy Meyer, Vice-President of the bi-regional European Union-Latin America Assembly is currently in Honduras, representing the European United Left/Nordic Green Left group in the European Parliament there.

Yesterday afternoon, (Honduras time), at the request of the national movement of resistance formed by all social organisations and trade unions against the coup d’état, MEP Meyer met with José Miguel Insulza, General Secretary of the OAS.

Gas Storage in Europe “Adding security through flexibility”

Gas Storage in Europe

Adding security through flexibility
This paper outlines the EFET position on the role of Commercial storage facilities in Europe. It
presents the current situation regarding access to storage and how Commercial storage can contribute
to the proper functioning of the European gas market. It also considers the security of supply
implications of an optimal storage system, concluding that the ultimate goal should be for all storage in
the EU to be Commercial and with access on a competitive basis.

Cyber security threats in Europe: ENISA – FORTH Summer School on Network & Information Security

The EU’s cyber security Agency; ENISA (the European Network and Information Security Agency and the top Greek Institute of Computer Science (ICS) of the Foundation for Research and Technology - Hellas (FORTH) organise their 2nd Summer School on Network and Information Security (NIS'09). This year’s theme is "Privacy and Trust in a Networked World". It will take place in Crete, Greece, 14th-18th, September.

New standard to increase energy efficiency: EN 16001:2009

This standard provides guidance to ensure that energy management becomes integrated into organizational business structures.

Brussels (3 July 2009) – EN 16001:2009 ‘Energy Management Systems - Requirements with guidance for use’ was formally issued by CMC on Wednesday 1st July 2009. This standard provides organizations and companies with a single framework to help them establish the systems and
processes necessary to improve energy efficiency.

FIA Eurocouncil outlines expectations of the Swedish EU Presidency

The SwedishPresidency, which was launched yesterday identifies the following priorities in the field of transport: the EU’s future transport policy framework after 2010, efficient freight transport logistics and ITS (intelligent transport technologies). Each of these policy priorities should contribute to a better mobility in Europe and so to increased welfare.

FIA Eurocouncil Calls Presidency to Address Road Infrastructure

As Sweden has taken over the European Union Presidency, the FIA Eurocouncil calls on the Swedish Government to include road infrastructure in the efforts to revive the economies and create jobs, and so invest in the future well-being of European citizens.

EUROPEAN MEDIA BUSINESS WELCOMES CLARIFICATION OF RULES APPLYING TO STATE AID TO PUBLIC BROADCASTERS

Brussels, 2 July 2009 – Today representatives of the European media business – including the Association of Commercial Television in Europe (ACT), the Association of
European Radios (AER), the European Publishers’ Council (EPC), the European Newspaper Publishers’ Association (ENPA) and the German Association of Commercial
Broadcasters and Audiovisual Services (VPRT) – welcomed the conclusion of the- revision of the 2001 Broadcasting Communication. The Communication sets out the

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