Examples of using Use of renewables in English and their translations into Finnish
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Rapidly increasing use of renewables.
Promoting the use of renewables is especially important for the environment.
Promote a substantially increased use of renewables in the EU.
In Finland, the use of renewables for heating has reduced associated costs by 30.
A first step here is consistently to break down all obstacles to the use of renewables.
Increased use of renewables for electricity production has a potential that needs to be tapped.
A growing, serious obstacle for increased use of renewables is public resistance.
Widespread use of renewables(evening out fluctuations without resorting to the use of fossil fuels);
The Union cannot achieve its environmental goals unless the use of renewables is actively stepped up.
In many cases the increased use of renewables requires development of infrastructures, which can take time.
There are at present big differences between the different Member States as far as the use of renewables is concerned.
Fossil fuels are after all finite and the use of renewables reduces the amount of greenhouse gases generated.
The total deregulation of the electricity markets is also one precondition of the increased use of renewables.
It also stresses that increased energy efficiency and use of renewables will have an impact on energy security.
Consumers see efficiency ratings- both for single technologies andfor packages that include the use of renewables.
The effectiveness of the instruments vis-a-vis increasing the use of renewables depends much on their detailed design.
The use of renewables also has a largely positive influence on the rural economy, which is where the new energy plants will be located, with the creation of new jobs.
It would be a way of furthering the realisation of targets related to the use of renewables and reducing emissions.
So we definitely need a directive to promote the use of renewables in the heat and cooling sector, in other words low-temperature energy uses. .
The quality of infrastructure, security of supply, market organisation, unsustainable demand,energy efficiency, and use of renewables are often problematic.
At the same time, at the other end of the scale, we need to maximise use of renewables at a domestic level- technology such as solar thermal, photovoltaic panels, heat pumps and biomass heating.
As part of the implementation of the Kyoto agreement on climate the Commission has announced its objective to double the use of renewables in the Union area by the year 2010.
Germany's energy transition, on the other hand, has substantially increased the use of renewables, but since nuclear power has been replaced with coal at the same time, emission levels have not fallen.
In addition to these Commission initiatives, it should be underlined that Member States, regional and local authorities have to make a significant contribution towards increasing the use of renewables.
NOTES that Member States choose the most appropriate means of promoting use of renewables from, for example, the following.
Initial steps are being taken to integrate Eastern European countries and EU energy markets, enhance network interconnections between the EU and the Eastern partnership countries, diversify supply sources androutes, improve energy efficiency and the use of renewables.
The Council notes that the Member States have implemented various measures to promote the use of renewables, in line with their national circumstances.
The Council considered the Commission s White Paper on renewable sources of energy and gave its welcome to it in a resolution which agreed to promote a substantially increased use of renewables in the EU.
It recalls its Resolution of 11 May 1998 which agreed to promote a substantially increased use of renewables in the EU through co-operation and co-ordination of policy.
Member States are to decide on a common methodology for calculating the integrated energy performance of buildings that incorporates, besides thermal insulation,other factors such as heating/air-conditioning installations, use of renewables and building design.