Outgoing correspondance, notes of conversations and memos on relations with petroleum producing countries, research and development activities, contacts with countries on nuclear questions, reports on meetings and courtesy letters regarding the various facets of Chirstopher Audland's work in the Directorate-General for Energy such as co-operation with the International Atomic Energy Agency, symposiums on energy and overseas visits, includes: Notes on structure of the Community's coal industry and the future of state aids for coal;
Note for Commissioner Nic Mosar - The possibilities for using Community financial instruments to support Greek energy investments and details of Community problems with Greece in the energy sector;
Confidential memo to Emile Noël on Spanish accession to the Euratom Treaty;
Notes on Community's nuclear industy and safeguards;
Memos on contacts between producers and consumers of oil;
Points for discussion with DG XVII in preparation for the 20th June Energy Council and High Level Energy Group on 7th June concerning coal and gas;
Memo by Audland on proposal to appoint a Science and Technology Attaché in the Commission's delegation in Tokyo confirming his approval;
Details of US/EC safeguards consultations on transfer of nuclear materials;
Proposed visit to Brussels by Richard Kennedy, US roving ambassador for nuclear questions;
Letters concernings visit by Mr Mosar to Oslo and Copenhagen on long-term energy objectives of Community - solid fuels policy;
Comprehensive report on the IMSA Affair (International Metals S.A. Luxembourg) and corrspondence (some confidential) with Dr. Blix of IAEA regarding the EC's failure to notify the Agency of problem with safeguards until ils own investigations had revealed all the essential facts and lessons to be learned on both sides with regard to review procedures for termination and exemption from safeguards of nuclear materials and non-nuclear use;
European Council conclusions (March 1985) regarding energy and damage to the environment from large combustion installations and the acknowledgement that coherent Community action was necessary;
Note for the attention of Mr Mosar on coal aids - German views and memo on the Community system of state aids for coal;
Memo on the inspection of civil installations in France;
Details by Audland of talk with Mr Morphet, Under-Secretary (Nuclear Affairs) at the UK Dept. of Energy re the Euratom agreement with Canada, US and IAEA and his concern that IMSA incident would be explited to undermine confidence in the system of safeguards related to the Non-Proliferation Treaty;
Note for the file on contacts between oil producers and oil consumers;
Bilateral discussion with the French on Euratom safeguards in France and related matters;
Memo on Euratom/Canada agreement;
Note on imports of petroleum products in Japan;
Note on safeguards for centrifuge enrichment plants;
Note on EC/Turkey energy co-operation;
Memos on Spanish accession to the Euratom Treaty;
List of points raised during meetings between Mr Mosar and DG XVII - Relations with media concerning Community's energy policy, IMSA, Spain and Euratom,refining and import of oil products, natural gas, 1995 objectives, energy prices, Chapter VI Euratom, coal industry and policy for solid fuel, external relations in the field of nuclear energy;
Statement by Mr. Audland to the Committee on Energy and Research of the EP on 29 January 1985 on a comprehensive Community coal policy and on the Commission's amended proposal on Community financial support for industries producing solid fuels;
Details of visits to energy installations in the Community;
Notes on bilateral energy talks with UK;
Remarks made by Audland on the application of Euratom safeguards in Spain and Spanish response.

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