Chapter
Convention on the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
Agreement on an International Energy Program
III. INTERNATIONAL LAW DECLARATIONS AND OTHER SOFT LAW INSTRUMENTS
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
protection of his interests.
II. PEACE, SECURITY AND DISARMAMENT
III. DEVELOPMENT AND POVERTYERADICATION
IV. PROTECTING OUR COMMONENVIRONMENT
V. HUMAN RIGHTS, DEMOCRACY ANDGOOD GOVERNANCE
VI. PROTECTING THE VULNERABLE
VII. MEETING THE SPECIAL NEEDS OF AFRICA
VIII. STRENGTHENING THE UNITED NATIONS
Stockholm Declaration of the United Nations Conferenceon the Human Environment
Declaration on the Right to Development
Rio Declaration on Environment and Development
IV. ACTION PLANS AND MULTILATERAL OPERATION RECOMMENDATIONS
Plan of Implementation for the United Nations World Summit on Sustainable Development
III. CHANGING UNSUSTAINABLE PATTERNSOF CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION
IV. PROTECTING AND MANAGING THENATURAL RESOURCE BASE OF ECONOMICAND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
V. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN AGLOBALIZING WORLD
VI. HEALTH AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
VII. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF SMALLISLAND DEVELOPING STATES
VIII. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT FOR AFRICA
IX. MEANS OF IMPLEMENTATION
X. INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK FORSUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
A. General Considerations
F. International Cooperation
Recommendation of the Council on Environ
ELEMENTS OF ENVIRONMENTALLYFAVOURABLE ENERGY OPTIONS
Recommendation of the Council on Improving the Environmental Performance of Public Procurement
Recommendation of the Council on Traffic Limitation and Low-CostImprovement of the Urban Environment
V. SELECT REGIONAL INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGREEMENTS
European Energy Charter Conference: Final Act, Energy Charter Treaty,Decisions and Energy Charter Protocol on Energy Efficiency and RelatedEnvironmental Aspects
PART I DEFINITIONS AND PURPOSE
PART III INVESTMENT PROMOTIONAND PROTECTION
PART IV MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
PART V DISPUTE SETTLEMENT
PART VI TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
PART VII STRUCTURE AND INSTITUTIONS
PART VIII FINAL PROVISIONS
Additional Protocol to the Energy Charter Treaty on Energy Efficiencyand Related Matters
PART II POLICY PRINCIPLES
PART III INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION
PART IV ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGALARRANGEMENTS
North American Agreement on Environmental Cooperation
PART THREE COMMISSION FORENVIRONMENTAL COOPERATION
PART FOUR COOPERATION ANDPROVISION OF INFORMATION
PART FIVE CONSULTATION ANDRESOLUTION OF DISPUTES
PART SIX GENERAL PROVISIONS
PART SEVEN FINAL PROVISIONS
North American Free Trade Agreement
ARTICLE 602: SCOPE AND COVERAGE
ARTICLE 603: IMPORT AND EXPORTRESTRICTIONS
ARTICLE 604: EXPORT TAXES
ARTICLE 605: OTHER EXPORT MEASURES
ARTICLE 606: ENERGY REGULATORY MEASURES
ARTICLE 607: NATIONAL SECURITY MEASURES
ARTICLE 608: MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
Transboundary Impact Assessment Overarching Principles
Additional Protocol to the American Convention on Human Rights in theArea of Economic Social and Cultural Rights, “Protocol of San Salvador”
ARTICLE 11 RIGHT TO A HEALTHYENVIRONMENT
Action Plan of the Council of Andean Community Ministers of Energy,Electricity, Hydrocarbons and Mines
VI. SELECT NATIONAL LEGISLATION ILLUSTRATIVE OF SUSTAINABLE ENERGYLAW INNOVATIONS
Convention of the African Energy Commission
CHAPTER I GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHAPTER III ASSETS, FINANCIAL RESOURCESAND AUDIT
CHAPTER IV MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
African Convention on the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources
ARTICLE XVI Inter-State Co-operation
Integrated Energy Plan for the Republic of South Africa
2. ENERGY SECTOR OVERVIEW
4. INTEGRATED ENERGY PLANNINGMETHODOLOGY
5. INTEGRATED ENERGY PLANNINGPROCESS
6. INTEGRATED ENERGY PLAN
7. COMPARISON WITH INTERNATIONALENERGY AGENCY PERSPECTIVES
9. FURTHERANCE OF INTEGRATEDENERGY PLANNING
The Law on Energy Conservation of the People’s Republic of China
CHAPTER 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHAPTER 2 ENERGY CONSERVATIONMANAGEMENT
CHAPTER 3 RATIONAL UTILIZATIONOF ENERGY
CHAPTER 4 TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS OFENERGY CONSERVATION
CHAPTER 5 LEGAL LIABILITY
CHAPTER 6 SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS
Utility Demand-side management in China Opportunities and Policy Options
1. Law on Energy Conservation (promulgated onNovember 1, 1997, effective January 1, 1998)
3. Electric Power Law (promulgated andeffective on July 2, 1983)
Law on the Prevention and Control ofAtmospheric Pollution (promulgated Sept. 5,1987; revised in April 2001)
Construction Law (promulgated Nov. 1, 1997,effective March 1, 1998)
Rules on Electric Power Supply and Use, StateCouncil Order No. 196, issued April 17, 1996,effective September 1, 1996.
Promotion Law of Renewable Energy Development and Utilization,the People’s Republic of China
CHAPTER 1 GENERAL PRINCIPLES
CHAPTER 2 RESOURCES MANAGEMENT ANDDEVELOPMENT PLAN
CHAPTER 3 INDUSTRY GUIDANCE ANDTECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENT
CHAPTER 4 DISSEMINATION ANDAPPLICATION
CHAPTER 5 PRICE MANAGEMENT
CHAPTER 6 ECONOMIC INCENTIVE
CHAPTER 7 LEGAL RESPONSIBILITIES
CHAPTER 8 EXPLANATORY NOTE
Law Concerning the Rational Use of Energy
CHAPTER I. GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHAPTER II. MEASURES FORFACTORIES, ETC.
CHAPTER III. MEASURES FOR BUILDINGS
CHAPTER IV. MEASURES FOR MACHINERYAND EQUIPMENT
CHAPTER V. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
CHAPTER VI. PENAL REGULATIONS
Fundamental Policies for Rational Use of Energy
I. FUNDAMENTAL MATTERS CONCERNING THEMEASURES TO BE TAKEN BY ENERGY USERS,ETC. FOR THE RATIONAL USE OF ENERGY
II. FUNDAMENTAL MATTERS CONCERNINGPOLICIES FOR PROMOTING RATIONAL USEOF ENERGY
III. DATE OF IMPLEMENTATION
Enforcement Ordinance for the Law Concerning Rational Use of Energy
Enforcement Regulations for the Law Concerning Rational Use of Energy
ANNEXED TABLE 1 (RELATING TO ARTICLE 3)
ANNEXED TABLE 2 (RELATING TO ARTICLE 12)
ANNEXED TABLE 3 (RELATING TO ARTICLE 13)
Act on the Promotion of the Development, Use and Disseminationof New and Renewable Energy
Article 3 (Policy and Encouragement, etc.)
Article 4 (Basic Plan on TechnologicalDevelopment and Use or Disseminationof New and Renewable Energy)
Article 5 (Yearly Execution Program)
Article 6 (Prior Consultations on Plans forTechnological Development, etc. of Newand Renewable Energy)
Article 7 (New and Renewable EnergyPolicy Council)
Article 8 (Creation of Project Expensesfor Technological Development, Use andDissemination of New and Renewable Energy)
Article 9 (Use of Created Project Expenses)
Article 10 (Execution of Projects)
Article 11 (Investment Recommendation andMaking Liable for Use of New and RenewableEnergy, etc.)
Article 12 (Sale, etc. of State or Public Property)
Article 13 (Model Project)
Article 14 (Financial Measures, etc.)
Article 16 (Center for New and RenewableEnergy Development and Dissemination)
Article 17 (Delegation of Authority)
Article 18 (Legal Fiction as Public Officialin Applying Penal Provisions)
Article 19 (Fine for Negligence)
Energy Efficiency Building Code for CommercialBuildings in Sri Lanka
3. VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING
5. ELECTRIC POWER AND DISTRIBUTION
Law on the Rational Use of Energy (1997)1
2 CORNERSTONES OF STATE REGULATIONOF RATIONAL ENERGY USE
3 ECONOMIC MECHANISMS OFRATIONAL ENERGY USE
Commission Decision of 23 December 2003
ARTICLE 1 ESTABLISHMENT OF THE AGENCY
ARTICLE 4 OBJECTIVES AND TASKS
ARTICLE 5 ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE
ARTICLE 7 SUPERVISION ANDREPORTING REQUIREMENT
ARTICLE 8 IMPLEMENTATION OF THEADMINISTRATIVE BUDGET
Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on the Promotion ofCogeneration Based on a Useful Heat Demand in the Internal Energy Market
2. OBJECTIVE AND SCOPE OF THEPROPOSED DIRECTIVE
3. CURRENT STATUS FOR COGENERATIONIN THE EU
4. FOCUSED PUBLIC SUPPORT OFCOGENERATION BASED ON USEFUL HEATDEMAND IN THE EUROPEAN INTERNAL MARKET
5. ELEMENTS OF THE PROPOSED DIRECTIVE
6. JUSTIFICATION FOR ACTIONAT COMMUNITY LEVEL
7. IMPACT OF THE PROPOSED DIRECTIVE
8. RELEVANCE FOR THE CANDIDATECOUNTRIES
9. CONSULTATION DURING THE PREPARATIONOF THE PROPOSAL
10. CONTENTS OF THE PROPOSAL
Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Councilon the Promotion of Cogeneration Based on a Useful Heat Demandin the Internal Energy Market
ARTICLE 4 GUARANTEE OF ORIGIN OFELECTRICITY FROM COGENERATION
ARTICLE 5 EFFICIENCY CRITERIA
ARTICLE 6 NATIONAL POTENTIALS FORHIGH-EFFICIENCY COGENERATION
ARTICLE 7 SUPPORT SCHEMES
ARTICLE 8 ELECTRICITY GRID SYSTEM ISSUES
ARTICLE 9 ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
ARTICLE 10 MEMBER STATES’ REPORTING
ARTICLE 11 COMMISSION REPORTING
ARTICLE 13 ENTRY INTO FORCE
ANNEX I COGENERATION TECHNOLOGIESCOVERED BY THE DIRECTIVE
ANNEX II DEFINITION OF ELECTRICITYFROM COGENERATION
ANNEX III METHODOLOGY FORDETERMINING THE EFFICIENCY OFCOGENERATION PRODUCTION
ANNEX IV CRITERIA FOR ANALYSISOF NATIONAL POTENTIALS FORHIGH-EFFICIENCY COGENERATION
Directive 2003/87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of13 October 2003 Establishing a Scheme for Greenhouse Gas EmissionAllowance Trading within the Community and Amending CouncilDirective 96/61/EC
ARTICLE 4 GREENHOUSE GASEMISSIONS PERMITS
ARTICLE 5 APPLICATIONS FOR GREENHOUSEGAS EMISSIONS PERMITS
ARTICLE 6 CONDITIONS FOR ANDCONTENTS OF THE GREENHOUSE GASEMISSIONS PERMIT
ARTICLE 7 CHANGES RELATINGTO INSTALLATIONS
ARTICLE 8 COORDINATION WITHDIRECTIVE 96/61/EC
ARTICLE 9 NATIONAL ALLOCATION PLAN
ARTICLE 10 METHOD OF ALLOCATION
ARTICLE 11 ALLOCATION AND ISSUEOF ALLOWANCES
ARTICLE 12 TRANSFER, SURRENDER ANDCANCELLATION OF ALLOWANCES
ARTICLE 13 VALIDITY OF ALLOWANCES
ARTICLE 14 GUIDELINES FOR MONITORINGAND REPORTING OF EMISSIONS
ARTICLE 17 ACCESS TO INFORMATION
ARTICLE 18 COMPETENT AUTHORITY
ARTICLE 20 CENTRAL ADMINISTRATOR
ARTICLE 21 REPORTING BY MEMBER STATES
ARTICLE 22 AMENDMENTS TO ANNEX III
ARTICLE 24 PROCEDURES FOR UNILATERALINCLUSION OF ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIESAND GASES
ARTICLE 25 LINKS WITH OTHER GREENHOUSEGAS EMISSIONS TRADING SCHEMES
ARTICLE 26 AMENDMENT OF DIRECTIVE96/61/EC
ARTICLE 27 TEMPORARY EXCLUSIONOF CERTAIN INSTALLATIONS
ARTICLE 30 REVIEW ANDFURTHER DEVELOPMENT
ARTICLE 31 IMPLEMENTATION
ARTICLE 32 ENTRY INTO FORCE
ANNEX I CATEGORIES OF ACTIVITIESREFERRED TO IN ARTICLES 2(1), 3, 4, 14(1),28 AND 30
ANNEX II GREENHOUSE GASES REFERREDTO IN ARTICLES 3 AND 30
ANNEX III CRITERIA FOR NATIONALALLOCATION PLANS REFERRED TO INARTICLES 9, 22 AND 30
ANNEX IV PRINCIPLES FOR MONITORINGAND REPORTING REFERRED TOIN ARTICLE 14(1)
ANNEX V CRITERIA FOR VERIFICATIONREFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 15
Directive 2001/77/EC of the European Parliament and of the Councilof 27 September 2001
ARTICLE 3 NATIONAL INDICATIVE TARGETS
ARTICLE 4 SUPPORT SCHEMES
ARTICLE 5 GUARANTEE OF ORIGIN OFELECTRICITY PRODUCED FROM RENEWABLEENERGY SOURCES
ARTICLE 6 ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
ARTICLE 7 GRID SYSTEM ISSUES
ARTICLE 10 ENTRY INTO FORCE
Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Councilon the Energy Performance of Buildings
2. OBJECTIVE AND SCOPE OF PROPOSEDDIRECTIVE
3. ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN THEBUILDINGS SECTOR
4. POTENTIAL SAVINGS THROUGH ENERGYEFFICIENCY MEASURES IN THE BUILDINGSECTOR
5. JUSTIFICATION FOR ACTION ATCOMMUNITY LEVEL
6. CONTENTS OF THE PROPOSAL
Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council onthe Energy Performance of Buildings
Act on Granting Priority to Renewable Energy Sources
BREAKTHROUGH FOR RENEWABLE ENERGYSOURCES – PRIORITY LAW IS PASSED
ACT ON GRANTING PRIORITY TORENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES
Amending the Renewable Energy Sources Act
The Ecological Tax Reform: Introduction, Continuation and FurtherDevelopment to an Ecological Financial Reform
CHAPTER ONE GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHAPTER TWO ENERGY SECTORACTIVITIES AND MANAGEMENT
CHAPTER THREE DEVELOPMENT OF THEENERGY SECTOR
CHAPTER FOUR REGULATION OF THEENERGY SECTOR
CHAPTER FIVE EMERGENCY IN THEENERGY SECTOR
CHAPTER SIX HEARING OF COMPLAINTS.LIABILITY
CHAPTER SEVEN FINAL PROVISIONS
Act of 2 July 1998 Providing Rules in Relation to the Production,Transmission and Supply of Electricity
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHAPTER 2. THE NETHERLANDSELECTRICITY REGULATORY SERVICE
CHAPTER 3. TRANSMISSIONOF ELECTRICITY
CHAPTER 4. SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY
CHAPTER 5. SUSTAINABLE PROVISIONOF ELECTRICITY
CHAPTER 6. OTHER GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHAPTER 7. AMENDMENT OF OTHER ACTS
CHAPTER 8. TRANSITIONAL AND FINALPROVISIONS
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
1. ANNUAL REPORTS ON PROGRESS TOWARDSSUSTAINABLE ENERGY AIMS
2. ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF RESIDENTIALACCOMMODATION: SECRETARY OF STATE
3. ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF RESIDENTIALACCOMMODATION: NATIONAL ASSEMBLYFOR WALES
4. ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF RESIDENTIALACCOMMODATION: ENERGY CONSERVATIONAUTHORITIES
6. DUTY OF GAS AND ELECTRICITY MARKETSAUTHORITY TO CARRY OUT IMPACTASSESSMENTS
7. USE OF CERTAIN MONEY HELD BY GAS ANDELECTRICITY MARKETS AUTHORITY
9. CITATION, EXTENT AND COMMENCEMENT
Energy Policy Act of 1992
TITLE I ENERGY EFFICIENCY
SUBTITLE C APPLIANCE AND EQUIPMENTENERGY EFFICIENCY STANDARDS
SUBTITLE E STATE AND LOCAL ASSISTANCE
SUBTITLE F FEDERAL AGENCY ENERGYMANAGEMENT
Law on Geothermal Energy Concessions
SECTION I GENERAL PROVISIONS
SECTION II OF THE CONCESSIONS
SECTION III OF THE RIGHTS OF HOLDERSOF CONCESSIONS
SECTION IV OF THE DUTIESOF CONCESSION HOLDERS
SECTION V OF THE EXPLORATION ANDEXPLOITATION OPERATIONS BY HOLDERSOF GEOTHERMAL ENERGY CONCESSIONS
SECTION VI OF THE TERMINATION OFGEOTHERMAL ENERGY CONCESSIONS
SECTION VII FINAL PROVISIONS
Compendium of Sustainable Energy Laws
( IUCN Academy of Environmental Law Research Studies )
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