Examples of using Future consumption in English and their translations into German
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How much they save depends on how much they value future consumption.
You can also estimate future consumption based on past statistics.
The Omajowa also freeze well andare often preserved in this way for future consumption.
The planning of future consumptions can be performed with a medium forecast precision.
What is not consume(in income) is set aside for future consumption: this is saving.
Do you want to same on future consumption and in the process count on a 100% reliable energy system?
And"Under what conditions- in which social and natural environment- will this future consumption take place?
The planning of future consumptions is almost impossible or can only be performed with poor forecast precision.
Member States would set and comply with national targets for future consumption of electricity from renewable energy sources.
Importantly, consumer theory doesn't really deal with the non-trivial issue of which realinterest rate consumers use to discount future consumption.
Requires Member States to set national targets for their future consumption of electricity produced from renewable energy sources; and.
No later than one year after the entry into force of this Directive and every five years thereafter, Member States shall adopt andpublish a report setting national targets for future consumption of electricity from renewable energy sources.
Individuals may have come to value future consumption, in retirement, over current consumption- the reverse of the traditional relationship.
In fact, such a large increase has seldom- if ever- been attempted, owing to the risk that itwould spur consumers to spend before it takes effect, thereby reducing future consumption.
If it is supported by excessive leverage, effectively shifting future consumption to the present, China could face a significant slowdown- or even a major crisis.
Conclusions about the expected future consumption are not possible, especially theconsumption data of individual units vary widely because they depend on their location in the building, the current use and the individual response.
Not later than 27 October 2002 and every five years thereafter, Member States shall adopt andpublish a report setting national indicative targets for future consumption of electricity produced from renewable energy sources in terms of a percentage of electricity consumption for the next 10 years.
It seems that no consideration has been given to: 1 future consumption, 2 the condition of networks and the cost of repairing them, and 3 the impact of new technologies new renewable energy sources, new ways of transporting them- such as smart networks- and consuming them, and energy efficiency.
One of these proposals in particular was the Directive on electricity production from renewable sources, adopted in 2001,under which Member States undertake to comply with national targets for future consumption of electricity produced from renewable energy sources, to set up a system of guarantees of origin of green electricity, and to introduce accompanying measures to facilitate the market penetration of green electricity on the internal market.
The Directive commits the Member States to meeting national targets for future consumption of electricity produced from renewable sources, to introducing a system of certification of the origin of electricity from renewable sources, and to taking supporting measures to create a level playing field and to facilitate penetration by renewable energy sources into the internal market in electricity, subject to compliance with the rules on competition.
Through this directive the MemberStates undertake to meet the national objects for the future consumption of electricity produced from renewable sources of energy, to introduce a system of certification of green electricity and to put in place accompanying measures designed to create suitable conditions and help renewable sources to gain a foothold on the internal electricity market while keeping within the rules of competition.