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MT · S.L. 545.43

Promotion Of Energy From Renewable (S.L. 545.43)

Van kracht49 artikelenTekst gecontroleerd op 24.10.2026

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  1. Art. 1 Citation and scope.
  2. Art. 2  Interpretation. 
  3. PART II
  4. Art. 3 Union and national targets.
  5. Art. 4 Calculation of the share of energy from renewable sources.
  6. Art. 5 Calculation of the gross final consumption of energy from renewable sources.
  7. Art. 6 Calculation of the gross final consumption of electricity from renewable sources.
  8. Art. 7 Calculation of the gross final consumption of energy from renewable sources in the heating and cooling sector.
  9. Art. 8 Calculation of the final consumption of energy from renewable sources in the transport sector.
  10. Art. 9 Mainstreaming renewable energy in buildings.
  11. Art. 10 Mainstreaming renewable energy in industry.
  12. Art. 11 Conditions for reduction of the targetfor the use of renewable fuels of non-biological origin in the industry sector.
  13. Art. 12 Mainstreaming renewable energy in heating and cooling.   S.L. 545.33. S.L. 623.07.    S.L. 545.33. S.L. 623.07.
  14. Art. 13 District heating and cooling.
  15. Art. 14 Increase of renewable energy and reduction of greenhouse gas intensity in the transport sector.  S.L. 545.17. S.L. 545.25.  S.L. 545.34.
  16. Art. 15 Specific rules for biofuels,bioliquids and biomass fuels produced from food and feed crops.     S.L. 545.45.
  17. Art. 16 Calculationrulesin the transport sector and with regard to renewable fuels of non-biological originregardlessof their end use.      S.L. 545.45.
  18. Art. 17 Applicability of sustainability criteria.                        S.L. 545.45.
  19. PART III
  20. Art. 18 Renewables self- consumers.   S.L. 545.34.
  21. Art. 19 Renewable energy communities.   S.L. 545.34.
  22. Art. 20 Information and training.
  23. Art. 20A
  24. Art. 21 Guarantees of origin for energy from renewable sources. S.L. 545.44.
  25. PART IV
  26. Art. 22 Support schemes for energy from renewable sources.                   S.L. 427.64.
  27. Art. 23 Rules applicable to production of energy from biomass and to  support. S.L. 549.63.  S.L. 549.63.        S.L. 545.45.
  28. Art. 24 Openingofsupport schemes for electricity from renewable sources.
  29. Art. 25 Stability of financial support.
  30. Art. 26 Union renewable development platform and statistical transfers between Member States.
  31. Art. 27 Joint projects with other Member States.
  32. Art. 28 Effects of joint projects with other Member States.
  33. Art. 29 Joint projects with third countries.
  34. Art. 30 Effects of joint projects with third countries.
  35. Art. 31 Joint support schemes.
  36. PART V
  37. Art. 32 Administrative procedures, regulations and codes.
  38. Art. 33 Mapping of areas necessary for national contributions towards the overall Union renewable energy target for 2030.
  39. Art. 34 Renewables acceleration areas.       Cap. 552.      Cap. 445.        S.L. 552.08.
  40. Art. 35 Public participation.   S.L. 549.61.
  41. Art. 36 Areas for grid and storage infrastructure necessary to integrate renewable energy into the electricity system.   S.L. 549.61.    S.L. 549.44.   S.L. 549.46.    S.L. 549.44.    S.L. 549.44.   S.L. 549.42.          S.L. 549.46.     S.L. 549.44.       S.L. 549.61.  
  42. Art. 37 Organisation and main principles of thepermit-granting procedure.
  43. Art. 38 Permit-granting procedure in renewables acceleration areas.    S.L. 549.46.       S.L. 549.46.  S.L. 549.44.             S.L. 549.61.    S.L. 549.44.    S.L. 549.46.     S.L. 549.46.  S.L. 549.44.
  44. Art. 39 Permit-granting procedure outside renewables acceleration areas.  S.L. 549.46. S.L. 549.44.      S.L. 549.44. S.L. 549.42.    S.L. 549.44. S.L. 549.42.
  45. Art. 40 Accelerating the permit-granting procedure for repowering.       S.L. 549.46.             S.L. 549.46.
  46. Art. 41 Permit-granting procedure for the installationofsolar energy equipment.  S.L. 549.46.
  47. Art. 42 Permit-granting procedure for the installation of heat pumps.
  48. Art. 43 Overriding public interest.          S.L. 549.44. S.L. 549.100.  S.L. 549.42.
  49. Art. 44 Simple-notification procedure for grid connections.
  50. Art. 45 Access to the grid and the operation  thereof. S.L. 545.12
  51. Art. 46 Facilitating system integration of renewable electricity. S.L. 545.34. 
  52. Art. 47 Assessing and addressing barriers to renewables  deployment.     S.L. 545.34.  S.L. 545.34.
  53. PART VI
  54. Art. 48 Administrative penalties. The following rule from hydropower: where: N = Q = N(norm) Q = the i that C = the i the The following rule from onshore wind where: N = Q = N(norm) Q = i C = j n = plants in year N, for wind power at the end of year and production data PART A: FOR HEATING The amount of cons