Examples of using Share of renewables in English and their translations into Finnish
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Share of renewables in EU Member States.
Progress towards increasing the share of renewables.
Share of renewables in electricity consumption.
The Energy Roadmap 2050 foresees that the share of renewables will increase in the longer term.
Share of renewables to final energy consumption.
Without implementation of the European Council decisions, the share of renewables in primary energy consumption is projected to reach only 12% in 2030.
Share of renewables in final energy demand in 2020.
I am pleased to see that we are moving in this direction,for example by calling for the target of a 60% share of renewables in our energy mix by 2050.
Doubling the share of renewables from the present 6% to 12% in 2010.
Reaching the European Union 2030 energy andclimate objectives means the share of renewables is likely to reach up to 50% of electricity produced.
The share of renewables in the Europe-30 would increase from 6.8% in 1998 to reach 8.1% by 2030.
The Commission has set the target of doubling the share of renewables in global energy consumption from 6% in 1997 to 12% in 2010.
Reading: EU share of renewables in energy consumption has increased by 5.9 percentage points over 2005-2012 horizontal axis.
The EU, however, committed itself by forming a coalition of likeminded states to work towards a global target for the share of renewables in line with the EU target.
In OECD countries, the share of renewables will increase from 6.4% in 2000 up to 8% by 2030.
A State aid scheme to maintain a minimum coal production capacity will be one element of a package of measures,including action to promote the share of renewables in electricity production.
Improve efficiency and share of renewables and reduce greenhouse gases through.
It is therefore not an isolated initiative focusing on a single primary energy source,but part of a package of measures- including action to promote the share of renewables in electricity production- designed to create an indigenous primary energy base.
Increasing the share of renewables in the EU electricity has well recognised benefits mainly in particular.
For several contributors, the focus on fossil fuel stocks is wrong,it should be on increasing the share of renewables and the implementation of demand side measures in the market.
Reading: in 2012, EU share of renewables in energy consumption amounted to 14.4%, against a target of 20% for 2020.
It reached 14.1% in 20126, still in line with the RED target of 20% share of renewables in EU gross final energy consumption by 2020.
Could cover share of renewables, investment by sector, new technology, incentives, policy and institutional frameworks.
Although the EU economy is still heavily dependent on fossil fuels and fuel imports, the share of renewables in gross final energy consumption has been rising steadily and reached 14.1% in 2012 Eurostat, May 2014.
The share of renewables rises substantially in all scenarios, achieving at least 55% in gross final energy consumption in 2050.
In line with the encouraging developments of recent years, the share of renewables in gross final energy consumption might approach 21% in 2020, if the effort of recent years is maintained.
The share of renewables in gross electricity generation is expected to be around 33% in 2020 according to the Reference scenario, out of which variable sources(wind and solar) could represent around 16%39.
The Commission has set a target to double the share of renewables from 6%(mostly large hydro) to 12% of total primary energy production in 2010.
The share of renewables is set to increase significantly, both in primary and final energy consumption, while the contribution of nuclear, at about 14% of primary energy consumption, is set to remain stable.
This will be my focus in 2016: presenting the legislation to make ourelectricity market work better, to further increase the share of renewables, to bring down our energy consumption and to ensure security of our gas supply.