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Art. 7 Legge federale sull'energia (LEne) - Linee direttrici

LEne; Capitolo 2: Approvvigionamento energetico
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Un approvvigionamento energetico sicuro presuppone in ogni momento un’offerta di energia sufficiente e differenziata nonché sistemi di distribuzione e stoccaggio tecnicamente sicuri ed efficaci. Un approvvigionamento energetico sicuro presuppone inoltre la protezione delle infrastrutture critiche, compresa la protezione della relativa tecnica di informazione e comunicazione.

Un approvvigionamento energetico economico si fonda sulle regole del mercato, sull’integrazione nel mercato europeo dell’energia, sulla verità dei costi, sulla capacità concorrenziale internazionale e su una politica energetica coordinata a livello internazionale.

Un approvvigionamento energetico rispettoso dell’ambiente presuppone un utilizzo parsimonioso delle risorse naturali e l’impiego di energie rinnovabili, in particolare della forza idrica; esso si prefigge di contenere per quanto possibile gli effetti nocivi o molesti per l’uomo e l’ambiente.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (10)

VWBES.2016.162 · so (§ 7 des kantonalen Energiegesetzes (EnG/SO; BGS 941.21))
Landowners Challenge to Mandatory District Heating Connection Upheld
Cited as the likely sufficient formal legal basis for the interference with the right to property.
V 06 161 · lu (Art. 7 Abs. 1 EnG)
Utility Purchase Obligation and Compensation Rate for Waste Heat Electricity
Cited when discussing the background and scope of the obligations for independent producers under federal law.
V 06 161 · lu (Art. 7 Abs. 2 EnG)
Utility Purchase Obligation and Compensation Rate for Waste Heat Electricity
Cited in the context of determining the appropriate pricing mechanism for electricity from non-renewable sources and ruling on the utility company's pricing proposal.
V 06 161 · lu (Art. 7 Abs. 3 EnG)
Utility Purchase Obligation and Compensation Rate for Waste Heat Electricity
Cited repeatedly concerning the determination of the privileged remuneration rate for renewable energy, which was used as a reference for the cantonal law interpretation.
V 06 161 · lu (Art. 7 Abs. 3 Satz 2 EnG)
Utility Purchase Obligation and Compensation Rate for Waste Heat Electricity
Used as the basis for interpreting the privileged remuneration rate under cantonal law, aligning with the BFE recommendations.
V 06 161 · lu (Art. 7 Abs. 4 EnG)
Utility Purchase Obligation and Compensation Rate for Waste Heat Electricity
Cited to mention the performance limit applicable to hydropower plants under federal law.
V 06 161 · lu (Art. 7 Abs. 6 EnG)
Utility Purchase Obligation and Compensation Rate for Waste Heat Electricity
Cited regarding the preliminary administrative decision-making process in Lucerne when no agreement is reached.
V 06 161 · lu (Art. 7 Abs. 7 EnG)
Utility Purchase Obligation and Compensation Rate for Waste Heat Electricity
Cited when dismissing the argument that the imposed payment obligation was economically unsustainable for the utility company.
VPB 150000128 (Art. 7 LEne)
International Tax Privileges vs. Transmission Surcharge
Previously used to determine that costs related to electricity acquisition were part of electricity costs, not taxes or duties.
TVR.2003.Nr.26 · tg (Art. 7 EnG)
Hydropower Feed-in Tariff Dispute and Cost Assessment
This article establishes the basis for the remuneration/reduction of remuneration for energy feedback from small hydroelectric power plants, which is the central subject of the dispute.