Examples of using Support for renewable in English and their translations into Danish
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Finally, we have to increase support for renewable sources of energy.
Subject: Support for renewable energy sources and the use thereof in rail transport.
The cost will be modest in comparison with other support for renewable energy.
Central American governments have been vocal about their support for renewables by setting ambitious targets pertaining to all end user sectors- electricity, heating and cooling, and transportation.
The forthcoming Council should also reject the green-lobby plan of the Barroso Commission involving massive multi-billion support for renewable energy.
This stands in contrast to the wide-ranging public support for renewable energy, especially in Europe.
The provision of support for renewable energies should also be improved in the structural and cohesion funds, as well as in the Mediterranean programme(MEDA) and development programmes for third countries.
I am particularly pleased that the report now includes the integration of carbon emission reduction targets and support for renewable solar and wind energies on board vessels.
We also took a critical look at the support for renewable energy sources under the JOULE-Thermie programme.
Although support for renewable energy is highlighted in points 3.1 and 3.3 of the guidelines, it is futile to provide support for renewable energy at a local level if national policy is prohibitive to the development of the sector.
If new gas storages cannot be made commercially viable they should be funded through government-imposed customer service obligation(in Denmark known as PSO orPublic Service Obligation). The cost will be modest in comparison with other support for renewable energy.
Attempts to say that support for renewable energy is a distortion of the market in the context of the vast subsidies for nuclear and fossil fuels that exist in the European Union are totally spurious.
A few months ago, we all voted on this major resolution on the 2020 programme,in which we decided to include items such as the greening of the economy, support for renewable energies, green technologies and so on, and everything that creates work and jobs.
Such government support for renewables was evidenced by the presentation from the Costa Rican government' director of energy, Gloria Villa, regarding the legacy of support for renewables by the MINAET.
Reference has been made to the internal market, and this is the most important environment in which we now operate:here the large subsidies for coal and nuclear energy must be ended and support for renewables as an important aspect of environmental policy must be made realistic.
Many of us believe that the European Union must consider support for renewable energies and energy efficiency as not just an integral part of its energy and climate change strategy, but also an integral part of its development policy.
Drawing from 12 developing countries' experience in designing and implementing renewable energy policies, a new report from the World Resources Institute(WRI) published jointly with the German Marshall Fund andthe Heinrich Boell Foundation outlines some principles to make international public support for renewable energy effective.
Our early findings indicate that for this energy transition to happen,issues such as stronger support for renewable energy, addressing system losses, an accurate calculation of avoided costs, the adoption of net metering instead of net billing, and a truly levelized cost of electricity that considers negative externalities associated with fossil fuel use, must be addressed.
What do these conditions entail? Drawing from 12 developing countries' experience in designing and implementing renewable energy policies, a new report from the World Resources Institute(WRI) published jointly with the German Marshall Fund andthe Heinrich Boell Foundation outlines some principles to make international public support for renewable energy effective.
The price for importing fossil fuel is simply unsustainable, as pointed out by this latest statement from the IMF. Our early findings indicate that for this energy transition to happen,issues such as stronger support for renewable energy, addressing system losses, an accurate calculation of avoided costs, the adoption of net metering instead of net billing, and a truly levelized cost of electricity that considers negative externalities associated with fossil fuel use, must be addressed.
The circumstances indicate that this decision has been dictated by political considerations, and it runs counter not only to domestic Polish law, but also to Community law, which proves that in the name of the battle against people perceived as political foes,the law is not being observed and support for renewable energy is not being permitted, which also breaches the fundamental EU principle of non-discrimination on political or religious grounds.
From the consumers point of view the also the support mechanisms for renewable energy must be considered.