Übersetzung für "energy diversification " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

diversification of energy supply | energy diversification

deliver maritime operations diversification programme | manage maritime operations diversification | manage diversification of maritime operations | oversee diversification of maritime operations

diversification | risk diversification

humanisation of work [ humanization of work | improvement of working conditions | job diversification | job enrichment | job expansion | job rotation | quality of life at work ]

diversification of exports

diversification | encouraging farmers to combine several jobs

Ordinance of 29 September 2006 on Capital Adequacy and Risk Diversification for Banks and Securities Traders | Capital Adequacy Ordinance [ CAO ]

educate on energy principles | teaches energy principles | teach energy principles | teaching energy principles

energy healing | energy medicine | energy therapy | energy-therapy

20. Welcomes the EU’s active support and solidarity in the energy sphere that allowed Russian gas deliveries to Ukraine to resume for the winter period of 2015-2016; calls on the Member States to fully exploit the transit potential of Ukraine and to strengthen cooperation in order to secure the energy supply both to EU and Ukraine, and avoid the building of new pipelines bypassing Ukraine, in particular the development of the ‘Nord Stream II’ project for the delivery of Russian gas to Europe that might prove detrimental to the EU’s strategy on the diversification of energy sources and to EU law; welcomes the law on developing alternative energy, as well as cooperation with the Member States and other measures aimed at ensuring ...[+++]Ukraine’s energy diversification and energy security;

122. Stresses that trade plays a key role in energy security, and that strong energy partnerships, reinforced by the inclusion of energy chapters in the EU’s trade agreements, are essential tools; considers it of key importance that these chapters enhance the EU’s energy diversification and reduce dependence on imported energy sources from too few suppliers, establish quality standards for energy products and common standards for sustainable energy production, and encourage both diversification of supply routes and local energy production, especially from renewables, as the energy security strategy should promote the use of domestic ene ...[+++]rgy sources, energy efficiency, interconnection and consumption reduction policies; believes that foreign direct investment in strategic energy infrastructure assets in the Union can have also negative effects and should be monitored by the Commission; calls on the Commission to provide the Member States with the best possible technical support in order to safeguard swift, proper implementation of EU legislation in the area of energy; points out that where Member States have a negative trade balance, this is mostly due to the costs of imports of fossil fuels;

4. Stresses that trade plays a key role in energy security, and that strong energy partnerships, reinforced by the inclusion of energy chapters in the EU’s trade agreements, are essential tools; considers it of key importance that these chapters enhance the EU’s energy diversification and reduce dependence on imported energy sources from too few suppliers, establish quality standards for energy products and common standards for sustainable energy production, and encourage both diversification of supply routes and local energy production, especially from renewables, as the energy security strategy should promote the use of domestic energ ...[+++]y sources, energy efficiency, interconnection and consumption reduction policies; believes that foreign direct investment in strategic energy infrastructure assets in the Union can have also negative effects and should be monitored by the Commission; calls on the Commission to provide the Member States with the best possible technical support in order to safeguard swift, proper implementation of EU legislation in the area of energy; points out that where EU Member States have a negative trade balance, this is mostly due to the costs of imports of fossil fuels;

49. Stresses that the European Union’s energy security is dependent on greater diversification among its sources of imports; highlights, therefore, the need for the EU to actively strengthen cooperation with its partners; notes the delays affecting the completion of the Southern Corridor; stresses the need to achieve energy security through energy diversification, recalls the significant contribution of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and LNG fleets to the EU’s energy supply, and emphasises the potential of a complementary LNG corridor in the East Mediterranean and Black Sea regions to serve as a flexible energy carrier and as an incentiv ...[+++]e for increased competition within the EU internal energy market;