Haute Autorité CECA, Division Economie et Enérgie : [Fonds], 1946-1972

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Label

Haute Autorité CECA, Division Economie et Enérgie : [Fonds], 1946-1972

Title remainder

[Fonds]

Inclusive dates

1946-1972

Creator

• European Coal and Steel Community, High Authority

Subject

• Mineral industries -- European Economic Community countries
• Nuclear energy -- European Economic Community countries
• Statistics
• Consolidation and merger of corporations -- European Economic Community countries
• Electric utilities -- Rates -- European Economic Community countries
• Coal mines and mining -- Law and legislation -- European Economic Community countries
• European Economic Community countries -- Social policy
• Tariff on steel -- European Economic Community countries
• Coal trade -- European Economic Community countries
• Coal mines and mining -- Germany
• Energy consumption -- European Economic Community countries -- Statistics
• Trade regulation -- European Economic Community countries
• Electric power-plants -- European Economic Community countries
• Coal mines and mining -- Belgium
• Coal mines and mining -- European Economic Community countries -- Safety measures
• Transportation -- Law and legislation -- European Economic Community countries
• Energy policy -- European Economic Community countries
• Tariff -- Law and legislation -- European Economic Community countries
• Price regulation -- European Economic Community countries
• Steel industry and trade -- Law and legislation -- European Economic Community countries

Genre

• Statistics

Language

• fre
• ger
• ita
• dut
• eng
• fre

Summary

The fonds comprises the documents of the Directorate General for Energy and Economic Questions and those of the Divisions Economic Questions and Agreements and Concentrations. Included are notes, memoranda, statistics and reports of meetings concerning economic programmes and general objectives of the Common Market for coal and steel, forecasts of production and consumption of energy (coal, nuclear, electricity), mining exploitation techniques and requests for authorization, cartel and concentration control concerning coal and steel enterprises

Biographical or historical data

The Divisions Economic Questions and Agreements and Concentrations were established on 1 October 1952. At the head of the first, Jean Monnet placed the economist Pierre Uri, as general coordinator of the Services of the High Authority. As director of the second Division, Monnet called a young German officer, Hamburger, independent-minded and uncompromising in the application of anti-cartel provisions of the Treaty, considered as a safeguard against reconcentration in Germany. After a slow start in the development of regulations, it appeared that the High Authority did not play a too restrictive role with respect to the concentrations in general (case of Lorraine-Escaut in France), and reconcentration in Germany in particular (case of GEORG Germany). On 1 July 1960 the Directorate General Economic Questions - Energy was created, including three Divisions: Economy, Agreements and Concentrations, Transports. On 1 July 1967, after the merger of the executives of the three European Communities, the Directorate General's activities (except for transports) were took over by three Directorates General of the Commission: Economic and Financial Affairs, Competition and Energy.

Cataloging source

IT-FiEUI

Language note

Fonds in French, German, Italian and Dutch. Inventory in French