Examples of using Import dependency in English and their translations into German
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Europe's import dependency is forecast to rise to 70% by 2030.
Energy efficiency also means better use of energy resources and reduced import dependency.
Import dependency varies significantly between Member States.
According to the Green Paper just out, EU import dependency as a whole will have risen to 71% by 2030.
Import dependency of the Community will increase moderately in the medium term.
Unlike for other fossil energy sources- i.e. coal and natural gas-there is no import dependency for lignite whatsoever.
With import dependency at 74%, the EU continues to be exposed to volatile globally-set fossil fuel prices.
The EESC believes that the 27% expansion target for renewables is aparticularly important objective in relation to reducing import dependency.
Import dependency and rising import ratios heighten the risk of interruption to or difficulties in supply.
LNG already plays a significant role in EU gas supplies, and could become more important over the coming years asthe global LNG market grows and EU import dependency rises.
Import dependency and rising import ratios may lead to concern about heightens the risk of interruption to or difficulties in supply.
Furthermore, additional need for storage will exist for load balancing anddue to increasing import dependency and relative declining flexibility from domestic production.
Chief Technical Officer Kurt Sonnleitner commented:"In future we may be able to use all ofour wells to provide communities with geothermal energy, which could reduce import dependency.
This amendment makes it clearer that import dependency and raising import ratios heighten the risk of interruption or difficulties in supply.
Counteracting claims made by supporters of fracking, the CoR argues that shale gas and oil exploitation"will not reverse the continuing trend of declining domestic production andrising import dependency.
While this strategy will contribute to reducing import dependency, security of supply remains a priority, especially in Member States that rely on a single supplier2.
Especially in the area of renewable energies, the country is reliant on financial support from foreign companiesin order to achieve its ambitious climate protection targets and to reduce its import dependency in the energy sector.
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.
Through an opinion presented by Marialuisa Coppola(IT/EPP) at the EU's Committee of the Regions'(CoR) plenary, local andregional authorities recognised the urgency to find a solution to reduce import dependency.
In order to react to the challenges of growing demand, high and volatile energy prices,increasing import dependency and climate change, Europe needs to speak with a single voice in the international arena.
Higher recycling quotas and new raw materials, especially ones developed through technological innovation with improved properties as regards production, processing and use,also provide a possible solution to the problem of import dependency.
This in turn translates to a number of benefits, such as reduced energy needs,reduced import dependency and impact on climate, reduced energy bills, an increase in jobs and the encouragement of local development.
This is not just about a properly functioning internal market but more generally about ensuring that the EU can rise to the challenges we are facing in the field of energy: climate change,increased import dependency, security of supply, global competitiveness.
In the Energy Union Strategy the Commission has set out the key actionsneeded to secure Europe's energy supply and reduce import dependency, to integrate national energy markets, to put energy efficiency first, to de-carbonise the economy and to promote research, innovation and competitiveness.
When Elon Musk tells You, he is too busy with Tesla Motors and Space X, at last hear his proposals for a tax reform. A tax reform to accelerate the victory of the electric car and new energy systems,to decrease US import dependency and to create new US export products.
Import dependency, outdated infrastructure and a lack of investment, a retail market which is not fully functioning, high final energy prices for citizens and for businesses harming the competitiveness of our companies, the need to shift to a low-carbon economy in order to fight climate change as well as challenges to our technological leadership lead to one conclusion: the EU must overcome its fragmentation of national energy markets.
Economic impacts for Member States and regions will depend on several factors, including the perspective of shale gas development;their current energy mix and import dependency; the stage of development of their gas infrastructure; their economy's level of energy efficiency; and their administrative situation.
While there may be short-term adjustments with regard to requirements for storage and the wish of market players to carry the costs of gas storage, it is generally expected that availability of storage facilities will become increasingly important over timedue to growing EU gas demand and import dependency and thus the need for additional storage for security of supply reasons.
The approved resolution quite rightly stresses that'renewable sources of energy are a key element in a sustainable energy mix, contributing to:reduced import dependency and diversification of the fuel mix; lower CO2 and other emissions; the development of new innovative technologies; and employment and regional development opportunities'; one of the conclusion's drawn is that greater use should be made of the EU's research and technology programmes to encourage the development of renewable energy technologies.
The Committee already noted in its opinion on the SET Plan9 that"despite the still growing world population with its energy hunger and massive catch-up needs,the finite stocks of fossil primary energy sources and Europe's growing import dependency, clearly the seriousness of the energy and climate problem and the necessary investments are still seriously underestimated by many politicians and other players.