Examples of using Binding target in English and their translations into German
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A4: Binding target for each Member State for 2020.
That is why we need the binding target on energy efficiency.
A binding target of a 20% share of renewable energies in overall EU energy consumption by 2020;
In your report, you urged the Commission to propose a binding target for energy savings.
We now have a binding target for biofuels and a blossoming marketplace.
Of course it is apity that we have to admit that there is no global binding target yet and we still are lonely riders.
C2a: Introduce 3% binding target for renovation of public buildings to cost-optimal levels.
The Spring Summit also gave a strong impetus to the EU's research policy, and set a binding target: to spend 3% of GNP on research and development by 2010.
C2b: Introduce 3% binding target for renovation of public buildings to nearly zero energy levels.
When the genuine technological potential is still lacking,there is a danger that a binding target will be realised in a way that irrevocably destroys natural values.
This sets a binding target of a 20% share of renewable energies in overall EU energy consumption by 2020.
The Directive also provides the legally binding target of 40% of board members being women.
A binding target to increase our energy efficiency by 40% for 2030 will save money for our industries and citizens.
Now is the time to deliver: the EU should have a binding target of reducing energy consumption by 40% by 2030.
A binding target by 2030 is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions within the EU by at least 40% compared to 1990 levels.
It means a precise, ambitious and, in particular, binding target of bringing renewable energy into the mainstream by 2020.
A binding target, including effort sharing, is not feasible and not needed to meet the 20% target by 2020.
It promotes the exemplary role of the public sector and proposes a binding target to accelerate the refurbishment rate of the public sector building stock.
This binding target covers all economic sectors and all sources of emissions, including agriculture, forestry and other land use.
You rightly pointed out the importance of reaching an agreement soon on assigning a share to each Member State to achieve the 20% binding target for the whole EU in 2020.
This means that the binding target of 28.5% for 2013 agreed with the Energy Agency for the Economy(EnAW) was exceeded by a wide margin.
The conditions to achieve this commitment included inter alia a clear market and regulatory framework, harmonised energy policies, efficient market-based instruments andeffective energy efficiency policy measures without an EU binding target.
The EU Council adopted a binding target of 20% share of renewable energies in overall EU energy consumption by 2020 and the project contributes to this objective.
We now have a binding target of 20% for renewable energy with no proper assessment of the methods of achieving this ambitious goal or its cost.
These plans should, however, include a binding target of shifting towards environmentally friendly means of transport in line with EU minimum requirements, in order to.
It is nonetheless unrealistic to set a binding target for improving energy efficiency by at least 20% by 2020, because there is no method of evaluation and there are no common indicators.
The Commission is convinced that a legally binding target for the overall contribution of renewables to the EU's energy mix plus mandatory minimum targets for biofuels are now called for.
Furthermore, a binding target is simply not needed in order to achieve the target of 20% energy saving in relation to baseline projections by 2020, economic realities work in that direction anyway.
The action plan outlines that the binding target of an 18 percent share of renewable energies in gross final energy consumption will be reached by 2020 and may even be surpassed with an expected share of almost 20 percent.
It proposed that the EU establish a binding target of 20% for renewable energy's share of energy consumption in the EU by 2020, and a binding 10% target for the share of renewable energy in transport petrol and diesel.