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izraappleuje temeljem Strategije energetskog razvitka iPrograma provedbe Strategije.Radi lakπe provedbe postupka davanja suglasnostina planove od strane regulatornog tijela i kasnijegnadzora nad provedbom planova u pojedinimdræavama (Bugarska i Ukrajina) struktura sadræajaplanova je predefinirana. U Litvi razvojni/investicijskiplanovi moraju zadovoljiti nuæan minimumsadræaja planova, a to je:∑ obrazac potpisan od strane odgovorne osobesa svim potrebnim podacima djelatnika (imena,telefon, e-mail adresa) koji su sudjelovali uizradi planova,∑ popis planiranih investicija koje moraju bitiu skladu sa strategijom razvoja i dugoroËnimplanovima razvoja mreæa, ukljuËujuÊi iznospotrebnih financijskih sredstava, izvore financiranja,terminski plan i sliËno,∑ pisano obrazloæenje u vidu investicijskog planaza razdoblje od tri godine iz kojeg je vidljivuËinak pojedine investicije, kako u tehniËkomtako i ekonomskom, socijalnom i ekoloπkompogledu. Isto tako potrebno je navesti utjecajpojedine investicije na cijenu, kvalitetu uslugei sl. U odgovoru na pitanje iz Upitnika nije navedenodo koje naponske razine ili koje visineinvesticije je potrebno pisati ovako detaljnapojaπnjenja razloga za pojedinu investiciju,∑ energetski subjekt treba osigurati i druge podatkeili dokumente ukoliko regulatorno tijeloustanovi da su potrebni za mjerodavan stavregulatornog tijela.U dijelu Upitnika koji se odnosi na povezanostplanova i regulatornih parametara, kao πto je tostopa povrata na kapital, veÊina regulatornih tijelaodgovorila je da institucija koja odobrava planovene treba predefinirati pojedine regulatorne parametrekojima bi se sluæili u analizi planova. Izuzetakje Bugarska u kojoj regulatorno tijelo moæedati instrukcije, u smislu davanja informacije oaproksimativnom iznosu pojedinih regulatornihparametara, kao πto je npr. stopa povrata na kapitalkojom se energetski subjekt moæe koristitiprilikom izrade planova razvoja/investicija.Under Croatian law [8], a monetary fine for an energyentity in the amount of up to 50 000 kunas is stipulatedif development and construction plans are notprepared, i.e. if they are not prepared according tothe Energy Development Strategy and the Programfor the Implementation of the Strategy.To facilitate implementation, the procedures for issuingapproval for plans by the regulatory body andsubsequent supervision of the implementation ofplans in some countries (Bulgaria and the Ukraine),the structure of the content of the plans are predefined.In Lithuania, development/investment plansmust include the necessary minimum contents ofthe plans, as follows:∑ a form should be signed by the responsible persons,with all the necessary data on the employees(names, telephone numbers and e-mail addresses)who participated in the preparation of the plans,∑ there should be a list of the planned investments,which must be pursuant to the developmentstrategy and long-range plans for the developmentof the network, including the amountof the necessary financial assets, the sources offinancing, schedule etc.,∑ there should be a written explanation regardingthe investment plan for the period of three years,from which the impact of individual investmentsis visible, in the economic, social andecological aspects. Furthermore, it is necessaryto state the impact of individual investments onprice, quality of service etc. The responses to aquestion from the questionnaire do not indicatethe voltage level or the level of investment thatrequire a detailed written explanation of the reasonsfor an individual investment,∑ the energy entity should also provide other dataor documents if the regulatory body deems thatthey are necessary in order for it to determineits position.In the part of the questionnaire that refers to theconnection between plans and regulatory parameters,such as the rate of return on capital, themajority of the regulatory bodies answered that theinstitution that approves plans does not have topredefine the individual regulatory parameters thatit would use in the analysis of the plans, with theexception of Bulgaria in which the regulatory bodycan provide instructions in the sense of furnishinginformation on the approximate amounts of regulatoryparameters, such as, for example, the rate ofreturn on capital that an energy entity can use inpreparing development/investment plans.Štritof, I., KleËina, F., Regulatorna politika i njen utjecaj ..., Energija, god. 56(2007), br. 5., str. 554-583Štritof, I., KleËina, F., Regulatory Polica and Its Impact ..., Energija, vol. 56(2007), No. 5, pp. 554-583562

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