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| State Trading | G/STR/N/11/USA/REV.1 | United States of America | 2017 | Alternative and renewable energy, Animal…
Alternative and renewable energy, Animal protection, Climate change mitigation and adaptation, Energy conservation and efficiency, Water management and conservation
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Other measures | Energy | III. Power administrations: Bonneville Power…
III. Power administrations: Bonneville Power Administration and Western Area Power Administration within the Department of Energy
(…) The Power Marketing Administrations (PMAs) sell electric power that is not used by the United States Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation) or the United States Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) to provide or manage water for such multiple purposes as irrigation, flood control, navigation, recreation, water supply, and environmental enhancement. The self-financed Bonneville is obligated to meet requesting electric utility, non-generating, electric loads in its Pacific Northwest marketing area, encourage conservation, develop renewable energy resources and to protect, mitigate and enhance the fish and wildlife of the Columbia River and its tributaries. Bonneville sells at wholesale the electric power produced at 31 operating federal hydroelectric projects operated by the Corps and Reclamation and acquires and sells non-Federal electric power and conservation resources sufficient to meet the net, non-generating, requirements of Bonneville customers. |
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| State Trading | G/STR/N/12/USA/REV.1 | United States of America | 2017 | Sustainable and environmentally friendly…
Sustainable and environmentally friendly production
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Other measures | Chemicals | II. Isotope Production and Distribution (IP&D…
II. Isotope Production and Distribution (IP&D) Program within the Department of Energy
(…) The program's mission is to maintain the infrastructure required to support the national need for a reliable supply of isotope products, services, and related technology used in medicine, industry, and research. This assures that critical isotope production infrastructure is operated in a safe, secure, environmentally compliant and cost-effective manner, thus ensuring that the facilities are available to users who need DOE-produced isotopes. |
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| State Trading | G/STR/N/12/USA/REV.1 | United States of America | 2017 | Alternative and renewable energy, Animal…
Alternative and renewable energy, Animal protection, Climate change mitigation and adaptation, Energy conservation and efficiency, Water management and conservation
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Other measures | Energy | III. Power administrations: Bonneville Power…
III. Power administrations: Bonneville Power Administration (Bonneville), Southeastern Power Administration (Southeastern), Southwestern Power Administration (Southwestern), and Western Area Power Administration (Western) within the Department of Energy
(…) The Power Marketing Administrations (PMAs) sell electric power generated by hydroelectric projects (and others as noted) owned and operated by the United States Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation) or the United States Army Corps of Engineers (Corps), who also provide or manage water for such multiple purposes as irrigation, flood control, navigation, recreation, municipal water supply, and environmental enhancement. The self-financed Bonneville is obligated to meet requesting electric public utility, non-generating, electric loads in its Pacific Northwest marketing area; encourage conservation, develop renewable energy resources; and to protect, mitigate and enhance the fish and wildlife of the Columbia River and its tributaries. Bonneville sells at wholesale the electric power produced at 31 operating federal hydroelectric projects owned and operated by the Corps and Reclamation, and the electric power produced by the non-federally owned and operated nuclear and hydro plants previously mentioned. Bonneville acquires and sells non-Federal electric power and conservation resources sufficient to meet the net, non-generating, requirements of Bonneville public customers. |
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| State Trading | G/STR/N/13/USA/REV.1 | United States of America | 2017 | Alternative and renewable energy, Animal…
Alternative and renewable energy, Animal protection, Climate change mitigation and adaptation, Energy conservation and efficiency, Water management and conservation
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Other measures | Energy | III. Power administrations: Bonneville Power…
III. Power administrations: Bonneville Power Administration (Bonneville), Southeastern Power Administration (Southeastern), Southwestern Power Administration (Southwestern), and Western Area Power Administration (Western) within the Department of Energy
(…) The Power Marketing Administrations (PMAs) sell electric power generated by hydroelectric projects (and others as noted) owned and operated by the United States Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation) or the United States Army Corps of Engineers (Corps), who also provide or manage water for such multiple purposes as irrigation, flood control, navigation, recreation, municipal water supply, and environmental enhancement. (...) In addition to the more general purposes above, the self-financed Bonneville is obligated to meet requesting publicly-owned utilities' loads in its Pacific Northwest marketing area; own, operate, and maintain a high-voltage transmission system; encourage conservation; and to protect, mitigate and enhance the fish and wildlife of the Columbia River and its tributaries. Bonneville sells at wholesale and at cost the electric power produced at 31 operating federal hydroelectric projects owned and operated by the Corps and Reclamation, and the electric power produced by the non-federally owned and operated nuclear and hydro plants previously mentioned. Bonneville acquires and sells non-Federal electric power and conservation resources sufficient to meet the net, non-generating, requirements of Bonneville public customers. |
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| State Trading | G/STR/N/14/USA/REV.1 | 2017 | Alternative and renewable energy, Animal…
Alternative and renewable energy, Animal protection, Climate change mitigation and adaptation, Energy conservation and efficiency, Water management and conservation
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| State Trading | G/STR/N/15/USA/REV.1 | 2017 | Alternative and renewable energy, Animal…
Alternative and renewable energy, Animal protection, Climate change mitigation and adaptation, Energy conservation and efficiency, Water management and conservation
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| State Trading | G/STR/N/16/USA/REV.2 | 2017 | Alternative and renewable energy, Animal…
Alternative and renewable energy, Animal protection, Climate change mitigation and adaptation, Energy conservation and efficiency, Water management and conservation
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| State Trading | G/STR/N/16/EU/ADD.1 | European Union | 2017 | General environmental protection | Internal taxes | Manufacturing | State trading enterprise: Alko Oy (Alko Inc.)
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State trading enterprise: Alko Oy (Alko Inc.)
(…) F. How the resale prices of imported products are determined The retail prices of all domestic and imported products are determined in equal terms by adding the following mark-ups to the "back-door price" determined by the supplier: (...) • environmental tax on retail containers, (...) |
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| State Trading | G/STR/N/16/USA/REV.1 | United States of America | 2017 | Alternative and renewable energy, Animal…
Alternative and renewable energy, Animal protection, Climate change mitigation and adaptation, Energy conservation and efficiency, Water management and conservation
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Other measures | Energy | III. Power administrations: Bonneville Power…
III. Power administrations: Bonneville Power Administration (Bonneville), Southeastern Power Administration (Southeastern), Southwestern Power Administration (Southwestern), and Western Area Power Administration (Western) within the Department of Energy
(…) The Power Marketing Administrations (PMAs) sell electric power generated by hydroelectric projects (and others as noted) owned and operated by the United States Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation) or the United States Army Corps of Engineers (Corps), who also provide or manage water for such multiple purposes as irrigation, flood control, navigation, recreation, municipal water supply, and environmental enhancement. (...) In addition to the more general purposes above, the self-financed Bonneville is obligated to meet requesting publicly-owned utilities' loads in its Pacific Northwest marketing area; own, operate, and maintain a high-voltage transmission system; encourage conservation; and to protect, mitigate and enhance the fish and wildlife of the Columbia River and its tributaries. Bonneville sells at wholesale and at cost the electric power produced at 31 operating federal hydroelectric projects owned and operated by the Corps and Reclamation, and the electric power produced by the non federally owned and operated nuclear and hydro plants previously mentioned. Bonneville acquires and sells non-Federal electric power and conservation resources sufficient to meet the net, non-generating, requirements of Bonneville public customers. |
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| Regional Trade Agreements | S/C/N/891 ; WT/REG386/N/1 | Georgia, Iceland, Norway | 2017 | General environmental protection | Environmental provisions in trade agreements | All products/economic activities | The Agreement covers trade in goods, i.e. trade…
The Agreement covers trade in goods, i.e. trade in industrial products, including fish and other marine products, and agricultural products. Also included are provisions on intellectual property rights, services, establishment, government procurement, sanitary and phytosanitary measures, rules of origin, trade facilitation, competition, trade and sustainable development, and institutional provisions and provisions on dispute settlement. The Agreement establishes a Joint Committee, which will supervise the application thereof.
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