Examples of using Binding target in English and their translations into Polish
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A4: Binding target for each Member State for 2020.
But there are many arguments against a binding target.
That is why we need the binding target on energy efficiency.
I welcome the support of your report on the minimum 10% biofuels binding target.
A binding target of a 20% share of renewable energies in overall EU energy consumption by 2020;
The text ultimately adopted lays down no legally binding target for waste reduction.
C2a: Introduce 3% binding target for renovation of public buildings to cost-optimal levels.
In your report, you urged the Commission to propose a binding target for energy savings.
C2b: Introduce 3% binding target for renovation of public buildings to nearly zero energy levels.
Of course it is a pity that we have to admit that there is no global binding target yet and we still are lonely riders.
This sets a binding target of a 20% share of renewable energies in overall EU energy consumption by 2020.
the EU should have a binding target of reducing energy consumption by 40% by 2030.
Reaching this binding target relies on the commitment of each Member State to fully implement the relevant EU legislation.
After lengthy negotiations, S& D MEPs secured a binding target of 32.5% improvement of energy efficiency by 2030.
A binding target to increase our energy efficiency by 40% for 2030 will save money for our industries and citizens.
The European Council in March 2007 set a binding target of a 20% share of EU energy consumption for RE by 2020.
A binding target of at least 27% for consumption of renewable energy in 2030, but without binding targets for the Member States;
where the binding target to achieve 175 g CO2/km has been delayed by a year.
The rejection of a binding target for renewable energy would have devastating consequences for jobs
Â"Europe needs a binding target of 35% and a strong Article 7.
Led by S& D, the Parliament supported the binding target on energy efficiency improvement by at least 20 per cent by the year 2020.
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.
There is now a reference to a 30% binding target for greenhouse gas reductions in the legislative text:
A binding target of doubling the rate of renovation of public buildings to meet the best 10% of energy efficiency and from 2019 onwards
The package of proposals includes a plan to set a binding target for at least 10% of vehicle fuel in the European Union to come from biofuels by 2020.
The binding target of 20% EU energy from renewables by 2020 is much more likely to be met if we succeed in cutting total EU energy consumption.
The framework sets out the European Union(EU)'s commitment to a binding target of at least a 40% domestic reduction in economy-wide greenhouse gas emissions(GHG) by 2030 compared to 1990.
Furthermore, a binding target is simply not needed
A centrepiece of the 2030 policy framework is the binding target to reduce overall EU greenhouse gas emissions by at least 40% domestically below 1990 levels by 2030.
Option 4 includes an EU binding target level for cost-efficient operations of airports based on a benchmark of airport cost-efficiency of European airports.