Examples of using Decarbonisation in English and their translations into Russian
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Energy Union- torn between decarbonisation and fossil fuels.
Any strategy on security of supply must go hand in hand with EU's strategy on decarbonisation.
Melnikova SI Conflicting EU decarbonisation of energy: coal vs gas// Energy policy.
Gas import pipelines, on the other hand,have no place in a Europe supposed to be embarking on‘decarbonisation.
And total decarbonisation of the world economy is plain-old utopia.
A global effort is a fundamental prerequisite to enable decarbonisation with prosperity.
In decarbonisation scenarios, electrification provides an important means of decarbonisation of transport and heating/cooling sectors.
Kz as part of the Seminar-training on decarbonisation of the energy sector of Kazakhstan.
Did the EFSI indeed keep its promise to not only trigger large investments, butsupport European decarbonisation and cohesion goals?
Let's be clear,though, that the benefits of decarbonisation are not limited to central and eastern Europe alone.
Decarbonisation of financial flows forms an integral part of this agenda and is crucial for a successful transition away from fossil fuels.
Listening to its citizens and rejecting coal would bring Croatia closer to the European Union's decarbonisation goals, an objective all governments across the Balkans must take seriously.
Pumping more gas through the Southern Gas Corridor would hinder the accomplishment of the EU's climate objectives and longer-term decarbonisation goals.
According to the assessment, Romania's progress towards its various energy goals(efficiency, decarbonisation, and renewables) is satisfactory, however the Commission fails to identify what prevents further progress.
Not in the least because of the Polish government, the EU currently does not have 2050 targets set in stone, just a general direction towards decarbonisation by the middle of the century.
Despite public reassurement of the importance of energy efficiency, decarbonisation and"remaining no.1 in renewables", it is the energy security scare that yet again seems to be at the forefront of the EU's plans.
And now, in a reflection of domestic energy sector developments,the CEE region- regrettably under Polish leadership- risks blocking EU progress towards decarbonisation.
Furthermore, the European Commission has elaborated a Roadmap for moving to a low-carbon economy by 2050 and decarbonisation priorities have been included in separate strategies for the energy and transport sectors.
Such projects demonstrate how the EIB- guided by a robust Climate Policy- can lead Europe away from a dependency on fossil fuels andcontribute to the continent's energy security and decarbonisation.
When it comes to commitments to decarbonisation and shared responsibilities, the Polish call for more European solidarity, so prominent in the discussion about gas imports from Russia, suddenly disappears.
As we have seen in other countries, when it comes to concrete projects in Slovakia the Energy Union proposals are so far to amuch larger extent aiming at security of(gas) supply than they are at decarbonisation.
Further decarbonisation will lead to great economic benefits, the expert signs:« We estimate that the net additional investment needed to undertake the transition would amount to USD 29 trillion over the period 2015-2050.
A 40 percent emissions cut target on its own would merely give the impression Europe is advancing, butin reality this would not be enough to set the 28 member states on a reliable path to decarbonisation.
The emphasis on decarbonisation sounds promising at first but is in fact a cheeky way of protecting Slovenia's plans to prolong the lifetime of the Krško nuclear power plant from 2023 to 2043 and to build a new reactor there.
For manufacturing products with such a strength index there are employed low-carbon andcompound steels with subsequent heat treatment in electric furnaces with protective atmosphere that prevents decarbonisation of products.
Looking at the EU decarbonisation scenarios, oil import needs will significantly decrease after 2030, but oil is likely to remain in the EU energy mix even in 2050, mainly fuelling parts of long distance passenger and freight transport.
The document includes the formulaic statement we have seen for other central andeastern European countries that Slovakia is well on track to meeting its energy efficiency and decarbonisation targets for 2020.
With that much focus on fossil fuels,Europe cannot hope to achieve a long-term decarbonisation, a decentralisation of energy supply and a decrease of energy demand in all sectors to meet its 2050 climate and energy goals.
It appears that before approving the European Investment Bank's new climate strategy, the bank's Board of Directors has removed a reference to the European Union's long-term decarbonisation objectives as a guidance for the EIB's climate action.
Instead of focusing on the decarbonisation and the decentralisation of Europe's energy system, the EU proposes to fast-track for financing fossil fuel projects which have no added value for Europe and will likely end up as stranded assets.