Примери за използване на Affected by energy на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It is estimated that 1 out of 10 citizens is affected by energy poverty.
People affected by energy poverty in the EU ranges from 4% to 14% depending on the Member State.
A large portion of Afghanistan's population is affected by energy poverty.
Being affected by energy poverty can have severe implications on the health, wellbeing, social inclusion and quality of life.
(12d) Around 50 million households in the Union are affected by energy poverty.
(41) Member States which are affected by energy poverty and which have not yet done so should therefore develop national action plans or other appropriate frameworks to tackle this problem, aiming at decreasing the number of people suffering such situation.
Over the last decade, life in Albania has become seriously affected by energy shortages.
(60) Where Member States are affected by energy poverty and have not developed national action plans or other appropriate frameworks to tackle energy poverty, they should do so, with the aim of decreasing the number of energy poor customers.
Around 11% of the EU population- 54 million Europeans,is affected by energy poverty.
(41) Member States which are affected by energy poverty and which have not yet done so should therefore develop national action plans or other appropriate frameworks to tackle this problem, aiming at decreasing the number of people suffering such situationvulnerable consumers at risk of energy poverty.
(RO) Mr President, between 50 and125 million European citizens are affected by energy poverty.
Accurate measurement should assist Member States to identify those households affected by energy poverty in order to provide targeted support through their social welfare systems or other policy measures.
An EU-backed report has recently concluded that up to 125 million citizens are affected by energy poverty.
(12 a) With around 50 million households in the Union being affected by energy poverty, energy efficiency measures must be central to any cost-effective strategy to address energy poverty and consumer vulnerability and are complementary to social security policies at the Member State level.
Accurate measurement should assist Member States to identify those households affected by energy poverty in order to provide targeted support.
In accordance with Article 9 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, the Union's energy efficiency policies should be inclusive andshould therefore ensure accessibility to energy efficiency measures for consumers affected by energy poverty.
Accurate measurement should assist Member States in identifying households that are affected by energy poverty in order to provide targeted support.
(12 a) With around 50 million households in the Union being affected by energy poverty, energy efficiency measures must be central to any cost-effective strategy to address energy poverty and consumer vulnerability and are complementary to social security policies at the Member State level.
One of the obligations of the EU Member States is to use energy efficiency measures to help those affected by energy poverty.
Measures taken by Member States should prioritise households affected by energy poverty and social housing, which is why the rapporteur proposes that Member States shall be obliged to require a significant share of measures to be implemented in households affected by energy poverty or social housing.
Accurate measurement using unified standards should assist Member States to identify those households affected by energy poverty in order to provide targeted support.
It is for the first time obliging Member States to put in place concrete measures for energy efficiency in favor of those affected by energy poverty.
Where applicable, specific actions,share of savings to be achieved in households affected by energy poverty in accordance with Article 7(11);
(12) Improvements to the energy efficiency of buildings should benefit in particular consumers affected by energy poverty.
In designing alternative policy measures to achieve energy savings, Member States shall take into account the effect on low-income households,including those affected by energy poverty, and ensure measures are implemented as a priority in those households and in social housing.
For the first time, member states will also be obliged to establish specific energy efficiency measures to the benefit of those affected by energy poverty.
Improvements to the energy efficiency of buildings should, in particular,benefit vulnerable households, including those affected by energy poverty, and, where appropriate, those living in social housing.
For the first time, EU member will also be obliged to establish specific energy efficiency measures to the benefit of those affected by energy poverty.
Mapping and raising awareness:Gathering and/or sharing data with interoperable systems to improve the identification of the population affected by energy poverty and their needs, and raising awareness among public authorities;
With the new Directive, it is for the first time obliging Member States to put in place concrete measures for energy efficiency in favor of those affected by energy poverty.