Примери за използване на Import dependency на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Import dependency(percentage).
No option on our agenda should be neglected in order toreduce our energy import dependency.
The EU's import dependency on petroleum and petroleum products is 87%.
This proposal is not only about Europe's gas consumption butmore importantly its import dependency.
Based on forecast data, the import dependency will continue to be within the limits of 97%- 98%.
Where applicable, national objectives with regard to reducing energy import dependency from third countries;
It also reduces the EU's energy import dependency on, primarily, fossil fuels and provides reliability to the grid.
Even with all the measures I have mentioned,we will not be able to reduce import dependency to zero for some time yet.
With import dependency at 74%, the EU continues to be exposed to volatile globally-set fossil fuel prices.
In the light of an overall energy import dependency of more than 50% we have to make further steps.
Energy trade flows and energy prices are deeply affected by these developments andwill have consequences for the EU due to its high import dependency.
If current polices are implemented andtargets are met, the import dependency will continue to follow its downward trend.
Energy import dependency concerns crude oil(almost 90%), natural gas(66%), and, to a lesser degree, solid fuels(42%), as well as nuclear fuel(40%).
(22) Promotion of the production anduse of biofuels could contribute to a reduction in energy import dependency and in emissions of greenhouse gases.
Hence the aim is not to reduce import dependency over all, but for certain raw materials that have been identified as“critical”.
Increasing the diversification of energy sources and supply from third countries,the purpose of which may be to reduce energy import dependency.
Climate change, increasing import dependency, security of supply and higher energy prices are challenges that all EU countries are facing.
Bulgaria as part of the future European Energy Union will seek its own ways through it to deal with the number of challenges such as import dependency and energy poverty.
Firstly, EU import dependency- currently, 50% of energy resources come from outside the European Union, and the trend is upwards.
Also, large number of emerging manufacturers from Asia-Pacific is expected to reduce import dependency and is expected to drive the market in future.
How can the EU best exploit the developmentof indigenous conventional and unconventional energy sources within the EU to contribute to reduced energy prices and import dependency?
But shutting down is a step further-- raising questions about import dependency and the Dutch Title Transfer Facility's role as the fuel's biggest trading hub outside the U.S.
This is not just about a properly functioning internal market but more generally about ensuring that the EU can rise to the challenges we are facing in the field of energy: climate change,increased import dependency, security of supply, global competitiveness.
Where applicable, national objectives with regard to reducing energy import dependency from third countries, for the purpose of increasing the resilience of regional and national energy systems.
While in the last 30 years the EU energy import dependency has increased from 36% to 53%, mostly due to the increased import to Germany, UK, Poland and a few other countries,the energy import dependency of Bulgaria(not counting nuclear fuel import) has declined from 68% to 36%.
Given the increased relevance of bolstering EU energy security and reducing the Union's import dependency, the Commission considers it appropriate to propose a higher target of 30%.”.
Lack of access to affordable energy sources, disruptions in energy flows,high import dependency and wild fluctuations in prices are all seen as potential weaknesses, impacting the economy and, consequently, the economic and social wellbeing of the communities affected.
This means making sure that energy efficiency is taken into account throughout the energy system, i.e. actively managing demand so as to optimise energy consumption,reduce costs for consumers and import dependency, while treating investment in energy efficiency infrastructure as a cost-effective pathway towards a low-carbon and circular economy.
This in turn translates to a number of benefits, such as reduced energy needs,reduced import dependency and impact on climate, reduced energy bills, an increase in jobs and the encouragement of local development.
Actively managing demand so as tooptimise energy consumption, reduce costs for consumers and import dependency, while treating investment in energy efficiency infrastructure as a cost-effective pathway towards a low-carbon and circular economy.