Examples of using Import dependency in English and their translations into Dutch
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EU-27 Import dependency.
Less local production will again increase the import dependency of the US.
Import dependency varies significantly between Member States.
all policy options reduce import dependency.
Reducing import dependency and promoting production and exports by.
Energy efficiency also means better use of energy resources and reduced import dependency.
Import dependency for oil continues to be highest reaching 94% in 2030.
No option on our agenda should be neglected in order to reduce our energy import dependency.
Import dependency of Europe-30 is expected to rise from 36% in 1998 to reach 60% in 2030.
it is a major source of greenhouse gases and of import dependency on fossil fuels.
Import dependency for solid fuels is 40%,
Exposure to fossil fuel price volatility would drop in decarbonisation scenarios as import dependency falls to 35-45% in 2050, compared to 58% under current policies.
Import dependency continues to grow reaching 65% in 2030,
increased import dependency and concerns over global fossil fuels supplies.
In order to limit import dependency, serious efforts are being made to achieve sustainable use of energy resources.
due to increasing import dependency and relative declining flexibility from domestic production.
With increasing import dependency, it becomes more
wrong to conceive security of supply as merely a question of reducing import dependency and boosting domestic production.
EU import dependency is expected to remain stable
reducing EU import dependency on fossil fuels22.
Vulnerability due to increasing import dependency can also be mitigated if the gas system remains flexible
the CoR argues that shale gas and oil exploitation"will not reverse the continuing trend of declining domestic production and rising import dependency.
Firstly, EU import dependency- currently, 50% of energy resources come from outside the European Union, and the trend is upwards.
Securing energy supplies for the future is therefore not only a question of reducing import dependency, but calls for a wide range of policy initiatives, including diversification of sources and technologies1.
From an import dependency point of view, cogeneration would be beneficial,
economic development in a context of restricted access to resources and high import dependency.
On the other hand, however, the import dependency of the EU as such(i.e. without Norway)
The promotion of RES at EU level is intended to reduce energy-related carbon emissions(contributing to Europe's part in climate protection) and import dependency improving the security of supply.
Import dependency, outdated infrastructure
in particular, its import dependency on fossil fuels.