Examples of using Rets in English and their translations into Russian
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RETs and employment generation.
These processes can be instrumental in demystifying RETs.
RETs have been in existence for decades.
Domestic financial incentives to promote RETs in China 13.
III. Integrating deployment of RETs in rural poverty reduction strategies.
RETs have been recognized as appropriate for both developed and developing countries.
Governments had an important role in attracting private sector investment in RETs.
However, many RETs had been in successful operation for decades.
Box 3 presents the case of an integrated approach to promoting RETs in rural Cuba.
In addition, RETs could address local and global environmental concerns.
Governments need to provide an enabling environment that encourages private andcooperative sector initiatives in RETs.
The advantages of using various RETs to increase access to affordable energy in rural areas were underlined.
Governments could also provide tax breaks andexemptions for entrepreneurs investing in RETs in rural areas.
Through such mechanisms, demand for RETs could be maintained once initial support(such as subsidies) was no longer available.
These centres would be institutionsdesigned to foster and accelerate innovation in low-carbon technologies such as RETs.
RETs offer a way of improving national energy security and meeting international commitments on climate change.
It is envisaged that such a technology bank could serve as a repository of information on RETs that are readily available for transfer and deployment.
Discussion began on the role that RETs could play in reducing energy poverty in order to achieve rural development.
In addition to the general welfare improvements of rural electrification,benefits can accrue if electrification is based on RETs.
UNCTAD should facilitate multi-stakeholder dialogue on RETs for rural development at national and international levels.
New and emerging RETs(in particular, their key components) are mostly developed and produced in industrialized or middle-income countries.
This cooperation includes areas of common interest,such as the interface between RETs, food security and sustainable agriculture.
Various financial mechanisms have been- andcontinue to be- developed to reduce some of the disincentives associated with investment in the RD&D of RETs.
Such cooperation included areas of common interest,such as the interface between RETs, food security and sustainable agriculture.
It has been argued that, for the deployment of RETs to be mainstreamed into power production, environmental externality costs need to be internalized for RETs to be competitive.
If associated to trade-related capacity-building for sustainable agricultural production, RETs can open new and more remunerative trading opportunities.
Harnessing renewable energy technologies(RETs) addresses energy poverty, especially access to electricity in rural areas as it generates general welfare improvement.
One of the key recommendations that emerged from the discussionswas to establish a"technology bank" of tested and proven renewable energy technologies(RETs) initially in the areas of solar, biomass, wind and mini-hydro power.
The report argues that there are numerous benefits of RETs for developing countries and points to several areas of interface between technology and innovation, RETs and climate change that need immediate policy attention.
Of these, three projects aim to develop wind energy markets, although the majority promote mixed technologies(micro-hydro,demonstration of stand-alone renewable energy technologies(RETs)) or diesel/hybrid RETs in mini-grid situations, with components to support photovoltaic systems in general.