Übersetzung für "wind-barrier " (Englisch → Französisch) :

wind barrier | windstopper | wind breaker

conventional water barrier | non-triggered water barrier | perated barrier | self-operated barrier | self-operating barrier

wind farm [ wind power plant | windmill farm | wind energy facility | wind power station | wind turbine array | aerogenerator farm | wind-energy park | wind turbine cluster | wind park | wind plant ]

impervious barrier [ impervious confinement barrier | tight barrier | tight containment barrier | tight isolation barrier ]

barrier thickness | barrier width | barrier-layer thickness | potential-barrier width

blood-brain barrier | BBB | blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier | BCB | blood-cerebral barrier | blood-cortical barrier | blood-spinal fluid barrier | Held's limiting membrane

move barriers at level crossings | move level crossing barriers | manipulate barriers at level crossings | operate barriers at level crossings

take up tightly | wind close | wind closely | wind up close | wind up closely

air barrier [ air curtain | bubble barrier | bubble curtain | pneumatic barrier | pneumatic boom | barrier of air bubbles | curtain of air bubbles ]

[51] Marine Strategy Framework Directive (Directive 2008/56/EC, OJ L 164, 25.6.2008, p. 19), the European Strategy for Marine and Maritime Research (COM(2008) 534, 3.9.2008), the Common Maritime Space without Barriers (COM(2009) 10, 21.1.2009), the Communication on Offshore Wind Energy (COM(2008) 768, 13.11.2008), the White Paper on Adaptation to Climate Change (COM(2009) 147, 1.4.2009), and the Strategy on Ship Dismantling (COM(2008) 767, 19.11.2008).

Administrative barriers prevent exploitation of the high potential that exists both in wind, biomass and solar.

10. Highlights the important contributions trade can make to the promotion and development of future-oriented energy technology, particularly in the area of energy storage and transport, e.g. the promotion of green goods and the development of international standards for energy efficiency; calls on the Commission and the Member States to treat energy efficiency as an energy source in its own right; stresses that the existing technologies converting solar- and wind-generated power into gas can safeguard against volatile global energy prices in light of the vast storage facilities, gas transport networks and modern gas power plants alrea ...[+++]dy in existence; stresses that EU trade policy should aim to eliminate tariff and unnecessary non-tariff barriers to trade in innovative energy technologies; points out that EU companies hold 40% of all renewable technology patents;

64. Recognises the high potential of underused renewable energy sources in the macro-region; calls for the exploitation of available renewable sources such as solar, wind, tidal (when technically feasible) and wave energy within the energy production mix; underlines the sustainability and competitiveness of potential hydropower plants in all participating countries; calls on the participating countries to contribute to the setting-up of a well-functioning and interconnected gas and electricity market in the macro-region that will ensure equal access to cheap and affordable energy; stresses the importance of strengthening cross-border energy interconnections underpinning investment in the energy sector as a key precondition for integrati ...[+++]on into the EU's energy network, as well as the removal of barriers to cross-border investment in the energy sector;