Requirements for foreign trade transportation of energy storage products

What is a foreign trade law?

Article 2 This Law applies to foreign trade and the protection of trade-related aspects of intellectual property rights. For the purposes of this Law, “foreign trade” refers to import and export of goods and technologies and the international trade in services.

Does energy storage need a regulatory framework?

However, for storage to realize its full potential, a robust regulatory framework is needed. In the European Union (EU), the role energy storage plays in EU power markets will be formally recognized in the Electricity Market Design Directive (recast), which is expected to be adopted in Q1/Q2 2019.

What is not allowed in a foreign trade agreement?

Article 33 In foreign trade activities, such unfair competition activities as selling the products at unreasonable low prices, colluding with each other in a tender, producing and releasing false advertisements and conducting commercial bribery and others like are not allowed.

What is Article 10 of the International Trade in services law?

Article 10 The international trade in services shall be carried out in compliance with the provisions of this Law and other relevant laws and administrative regulations. The units engaged in foreign contract of construction project or foreign labor cooperation shall be equipped with corresponding eligibility or qualification.

Which countries have regulatory frameworks on petroleum storage and transportation?

This report presents a comparative analysis of regulatory frameworks on petroleum storage and transportation for the countries in the East African region, namely Kenya, Tanzania (the transit countries) Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi (the landlocked countries) members of EREA.

Who must register a foreign trade dealer?

Article 9 Foreign trade dealers engaged in import and export of goods or technologies shall register with the authority responsible for foreign trade under the State Council or its authorized bodies unless laws, regulations and the authority responsible for foreign trade under the State Council do not so require.