Eksempler på brug af Share of renewable på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The share of renewable energy in Finland is ca. 25.
We want to increase our share of renewable energy.
Double the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix.
That's why we have environmental goals to reduce the energy consumption and increase the share of renewable energy in our factories.
Moreover, the share of renewable energy remains low at around 6.
This will make it impossible for Poland to use geothermal energy andto achieve the goal of a 20% share of renewable energy.
The share of renewable energy in EU electricity consumptiongrew slightly between 1990 and 1999.
The target is for the EU to increase to 20% the share of renewable energies in the energy we consume by 2020.
The share of renewable electricity in EU-25 gross electricity consumption grew from 12% in 1990 to 14% in 2001.
We are also doing quite well in increasing the share of renewable resources in all our energy production.
We still need to invest considerably in research andproduct development if we are to increase the share of renewable energy.
In other words, the market share of renewable energies within the current electricity market is barely 5.
One of the main challenges is a transition of the system to containing a much larger share of renewable energy.
Portugal is expected to reach a 31-percent share of renewable energy in its gross final energy consumption by 2020.
We are among the most energy efficient societies in the world andamong the countries that have increased their share of renewable energy the most.
By contrast, Germany had a 10.3 percent share of renewable energy in its final gross energy consumption including hydropower.
As regards overall energy consumption, the Union has, since 1997, been working towards the target of a 12% share of renewable energy.
The aim to raise the share of renewable energy resources to 20%, in other words triple it, by 2020 seems way too ambitious.
However, even if this framework legislation is fully transposed and implemented, the share of renewable energy should still only reach 10% in 2010.
We are well underway to increasing the share of renewable energy to 20 per cent of our total energy consumption whilst reducing our energy consumption further.
Ensuring universal access to modern energy services, doubling the rate of improvement in energy efficiency, and doubling the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix.
It is the stated aim of the federal government to raise the share of renewable energy for the whole energy consumption to 60 percent and for electric energy to 80 percent by 2050.
The European Commission plays a decisive role in setting targets for each Member State via its 2009 Renewable Energy Directive.Portugal is expected to reach a 31-percent share of renewable energy in its gross final energy consumption by 2020.
The key standard for determining the share of renewable energy is the Member States' gross domestic product and not the natural potential to produce this renewable energy.
As written, the plans call for an EU-27 wide renewable share of 33.9 percent in electricity, 21.4 percent in heating and cooling, and 11.7 percent in transportation by 2020,culminating in an overall 20.7 percent share of renewable energy in Europe.
A substantial rise in the share of renewable energy in the country's energy mix, projected to reach 38 percent of the national electricity supply by 2020, compared to 20 percent today and 6 percent in 2000;
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to start by congratulating Mrs Rothe on her excellent own-initiative report,which clearly calls upon the European Commission to draw up a legislative proposal on increasing the share of renewable energy in heating and cooling by July 2006.
To increase the share of renewable energy to 20 percent of our final energy consumption by 2020, we need to bring the energy generated by wind parks and solar power stations to the consumers.
However, renewables represented only 8 percent of the total U.S. energy supply, and only 2.5 percent if hydropower is excluded. By contrast,Germany had a 10.3 percent share of renewable energy in its final gross energy consumption including hydropower.
There is little point in our having directives to increase the share of renewable energy if the appropriate conditions are lacking; those concerned will not want to risk starting up this new kind of production.