Instruments and Options for Environmental Policy during the Accession Process of EU Associated Countries in the Area of Environment and Energy (Poland)
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Bär, Stefani et al. 2000: Instruments and Options for Environmental Policy during the Accession Process of EU Associated Countries in the Area of Environment and Energy. Country Report Poland. Öko-Institut, Ecologic Institute, FFU, Berlin.
This study identifies EU accession requirements for the Accession Countries in the area of the environment and energy, and the relevant specific circumstances in each of the five countries (Estonia, Poland, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Hungary). Based on the respective findings, it is possible to draw conclusions with respect to co-operation at the EU, intergovernmental and company level.
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English
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Stefani Bär (Ecologic Institute)Martin Cames (Öko-Institut)Michael Krug (FFU)Dr. Felix Chr. Matthes (Öko-Institut)Dr. Lutz Mez (FFU)Sybille Tempel (FFU)Andrzej Gula (Institute for Environmental Tax Reform (IERP), Polish Foundation for Energy Efficiency – centre in Krakow)Mariusz Puto (Institute for Environmental Tax Reform (IERP), Polish Foundation for Energy Efficiency – centre in Krakow)Marcin Stoczkiewicz (Institute for Environmental Tax Reform (IERP), Polish Foundation for Energy Efficiency – centre in Krakow)
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German Environment Agency (UBA), Germany - Published by
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German Environment Agency (UBA), Germany - Year
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- 103 pp.
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- Table of contents
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1 Introduction
2 Legal Gap Assessment
2.1 Directives
2.1.1 Liberalisation of the Electricity Market
2.1.2 Liberalisation of the Gas Market
2.1.3 Energy taxation
2.1.4 Large Combustion Plant Directive (88/609/EEC)
2.1.5 The SAVE Directive
2.1.6 Directives on the Labeling of the Consumption of Energy
2.1.7 Directives on Energy Efficiency Requirements for Household Appliances
2.1.8 Directive on Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control
2.2 Decisions and Programmes
2.2.1 R&D Programs: Energy Framework Program (1998-2002)
2.2.2 Coal Subsidies
2.3 Environmental Agreements
2.4 General Policies and Strategies for the Future
2.4.1 Combined Heat and Power Production (Co-generation)
2.4.2 Renewable Energy Sources
2.4.3 Energy Efficiency
2.5 Planned and Proposed Activities
2.5.1 Integrated Resource Planning
2.5.2 Feed-In Directive (Renewables)
3 Patterns of Regulation and Implementation
3.1 Policies and Measures
3.1.1 Basic Legal Framework
3.1.2 Policy Instrumentation
3.1.3 Public and Private Expenditure Analysis
3.2 Institutional Setting and Implementation Structure
3.2.1 Administration Structures in Poland in 1999
3.2.2 The Ministry of Environmental Protection, Natural Resources, and Forestry
3.3 Some Sectoral Policies Referring to Climate Protection
3.3.1 Energy Policy
3.3.2 Transportation Policy
3.3.3 Municipal Policy
3.3.4 Agricultural Policy
3.3.5 Forestry Policy
3.4 Regulation Patterns for Environmental Policy-Making
3.5 Policy Instrumentation
3.5.1 Policy Style
3.5.2 Configuration of Actors
3.6 Conclusion
4 Existing Co-operation
4.1 Polish Efficient Lighting Project
4.1.1 Overview
4.1.2 Background
4.1.3 Project objectives
4.1.4 Project description
4.1.5 Project results
4.1.6 Follow-up
4.2 City-wide Energy Efficiency Investments Plans
4.2.1 Overview
4.2.2 Background
4.2.3 Project objectives
4.2.4 Project description
4.2.5 Project implementation and preliminary results
4.3 Wood-waste Combustion
4.3.1 Overview
4.3.2 Background
4.3.3 Project objective
4.3.4 Project description
4.3.5 Project results (preliminary)
4.4 Education and Training of Local Administrators
4.4.1 Overview
4.4.2 Background
4.4.3 Project objectives
4.4.4 Project description: TEMPUS CME
4.4.5 Project results
4.4.6 Project description: TEMPUS IB_JEP
4.4.7 Project results
4.5 Energie Cites
4.5.1 Overview
4.5.2 Project background
4.5.3 Project objective
4.5.4 Project description
4.5.5 Project result
5 References
5.1 Legal Gap Assessment
5.2 Patterns of Regulation and Implementation
5.3 Energy and Environment Data
6 Appendix
6.1 Energy and Environment Data
6.2 Screening of Co-operation Project - Keywords
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Europe, Poland
Bär, Stefani et al. 2000: Instruments and Options for Environmental Policy during the Accession Process of EU Associated Countries in the Area of Environment and Energy. Country Report Czech Republic. Öko-Institut, Ecologic Institute, FFU, Berlin.
Bär, Stefani et al. 2000: Instruments and Options for Environmental Policy during the Accession Process of EU Associated Countries in the Area of Environment and Energy. Country Report Estonia. Öko-Institut, Ecologic Institute, FFU, Berlin.
Bär, Stefani et al. 2000: Instruments and Options for Environmental Policy during the Accession Process of EU Associated Countries in the Area of Environment and Energy. Country Report Hungary. Öko-Institut, Ecologic Institute, FFU, Berlin.
Bär, Stefani et al. 2000: Instruments and Options for Environmental Policy during the Accession Process of EU Associated Countries in the Area of Environment and Energy. Country Report Slovenia. Öko-Institut, Ecologic Institute, FFU, Berlin.