Examples of using Clean technologies in English and their translations into Czech
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Tomáš Chmelík, Director of the Clean Technologies department, ČEZ, a.
To tackle decades-long high unemployment and the phasing-out of coal production, the town actively embraced andsupported innovation in clean technologies.
This is likely to spur the deployment of clean technologies in developing countries.
Projects involving funding for scientific research aimed at developing clean technologies.
The contribution we pay towards clean technologies in developing countries must not ruin our own economy.
What is the situation in Israel regarding start-ups based on clean technologies?
These new clean technologies are available; it is up to us to accelerate their use in our policies for the benefit of everybody, and especially of developing countries.
We also need to encourage the development and use of clean technologies at a global level.
Our company has been applying the complex policy of safety and environmental protection for more than one and a half years, andwe are also one of the leading investors in clean technologies.
Furthermore, it will give European industry the opportunity to play a leading international role in clean technologies and will therefore give it a competitive advantage.
African countries, China and India want to keep their exemptions not to submit to the international system of monitoring emissions and, at the same time,receive billions of euros for clean technologies.
When we allocate funds for water infrastructure, priority must be given to those which include clean technologies, use water efficiently and also involve risk prevention measures.
Similarly, when we promote clean technologies, the multinationals appropriate ancestral technologies so as to resell them at a high price to the same populations that invented them.
I also believe that,faced with a challenge of this magnitude, we need to give priority to investments in clean technologies and renewable energy.
While demanding that calculation of Member States' contributions towards clean technologies in developing countries be based on CO2 emission levels and GDP, Parliament has overlooked the criterion of ability to bear these costs.
We can achieve the objective of maintaining global warming at a gradient of 2° C andof cutting greenhouse gas emissions only if we invest in clean technologies and in research and innovation.
While demanding an expenditure of EUR 30 billion annually for clean technologies in developing countries, Parliament expects countries with coal-based power generation, such as Poland, to pay double for CO2 emissions: once in the form of a fee under the system for emissions trading, and a second time in the form of a contribution to help developing countries in the area of combating climate change point 18 talks about the contribution, which should not be less than EUR 30 billion annually.
Internally, Europe has the task of implementing the energy andclimate package and investing in clean technologies, scientific research and energy efficiency.
First of all, we need to adapt to inevitable changes to the climate, while we should also move beyond all the ideological discussions about CO2 and look for international allies in order toaccelerate research into new energy sources and clean technologies.
We need to have a global solidarity pact for developing green economies by promoting certain clean technologies which will guarantee jobs, as well as protect the environment and the population's health.
The European Commission must channel specific funds within the research sector, which is a priority area ofthe EU 2020 strategy, into expanding the applicability of intelligent and clean technologies in every transport sector.
Irrespective of the results of the Copenhagen talks, the EU must carry on and lay down and implement effective targets for the reduction of emissions,develop new clean technologies and commit itself to climate justice, so that developing countries will not be saddled with reaping what the developed world sowed.
That means using knowledge and creativity to generate real value in our economies, unlocking innovation andpromoting its market uptake from ICTs to new energy, clean technologies, for instance.
In the last 12 years, ThomasLloyd has advised and/or invested in numerous companies and projects in the infrastructure sector throughout North America, Europe andAsia with an continued focus on clean technologies and an aggregated transaction volume of US$ 3.0 billion, creating shared value for both investors and communities.
The wise government is not one that takes citizens' money abroad under the Clean Development Mechanism(CDM), but one that invests at home, within the EU,reducing our energy dependency by creating new, marketable, clean technologies.
Comodality, quality of public services, improved long-term plans for infrastructure and technical interoperability, and support for technological innovation, research,energy efficiency, clean technologies and safety are crucial factors that I hope the Commission will take into account when drafting the forthcoming White Paper.
External climate protection of this kind may provide a response on the part of the European Union to the growth of emissions in our products from Southern countries and we can collect the income generated andthen invest it in clean technologies in the South.
Today, more than ever, we need to tone up and strengthen our economies by taking measures to speed up the adoption and use of clean technologies which will help to create clean jobs.
The breakdown of the contribution in the European Union itself must not give rise to a situation in which countries which use large amounts of carbon to generate energy pay twice for the same emissions- once under the emissions trading system, anda second time as part of the support for clean technologies around the world.
The Commission's proposal refers to the Green Paper on energy and the objective specified in it to increase the use of coal as animportant source of energy, by using clean technologies, of reducing and storing carbon dioxide.