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The EU Emission Trading System – the Aftermath

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Horák J., Němcová I., Vondrušková B.
Politeja : Pismo Wydziału Studiów Miedzynarodowych i Politycznych Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
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2012
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issue 2.3(20.3)
89-99
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The article written by three scholars: Jiří Horák, Ingeborg Němcová and Barbora Vondrušková, proposes a look at the occurring global changes from an ecological and legal-institutional perspective. Complicated rules, regulations, and restrictions usually unintelligible to the average individual, construct an increasingly regulated space, transforming it into continuously restricted area where freedom of activities is hampered. The authors focus on the sophisticated system of networks with their growing institutionalization. One of the examples is the emission trading system.
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The Main Frameworks of the National Programme for the Reduction of Emissions: Towards the National Programme for Low-Emission Economic Development. The Public Board’s Role

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Żmijewski K., Sokołowski M. M.
Yearbook of Antitrust and Regulatory Studies
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2011
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vol. 4(4)
23-40
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European climate and energy policy will have a great impact on the European and Polish energy markets. Moreover, it will have an influence on broad realms of social and economic activity. This raises the necessity of taking concrete strategic measures, especially on the governmental level. EU climate and energy policy also entails sizeable investment requirements and places important demands on the modernization programme for the energy sector. This spells the need to develop broad dialogue between the government and society. The above gives the background behind the appointment of the biggest Polish think tank in 2009 – namely, the Public Board of the National Programme for the Reduction of Emissions. In the Polish context the authors herein analyze the European climate and energy package, European Union policy regarding the reduction of emissions, and the Polish efforts taken in this field. The authors also describe the role of the Public Board of the National Programme for the Reduction of Emissions and its tasks. In conclusion they present policy recommendations and results in the area of fulfilling European obligations and conducting an infrastructural modernization programme in Poland.
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Les politiques énergie-climat européennes auront un grand impact sur le marché de l’énergie européen et polonais. En plus, elles auront une influence sur les différentes sphères de l’activité sociale et économique. D’ici, la nécessité de réaliser des actions stratégiques spécifiques, surtout au niveau gouvernemental. Les politiques énergieclimat influencent aussi les besoins d’investissement et le périmètre du programme de modernisation dans le secteur de l’énergie. Il est alors nécessaire de promouvoir un vaste dialogue entre le gouvernement et la société. Les résultats indiqués constituent un arrière-plan pour l’établissement du plus grand “think tank” polonais en 2009 – le Conseil Publique du Programme National de Réduction des Émissions. Dans le contexte polonais, les auteurs analyseront le packet énergie-climat, les politiques de réduction des émissions de l’UE et les actions polonaises réalisées dans ce domaine. Les auteurs décriront aussi le rôle et les tâches du Conseil Publique du Programme National de Réduction des Émissions. Dans la conclusion, ils présenteront les recommandations et les résultats dans le domaine de l’accomplissement des obligations européennes et de l’implantation du programme de modernisation d’infrastructure en Pologne.
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