Examples of using To develop renewable in English and their translations into Slovak
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We need to develop renewable energy production- solar thermal and other.
The Union has also placed great emphasis on the need to develop renewable energy.
The Commission aims at continuing to develop renewable energy and promote innovative solutions.
In particular, calls on the Commission to assist and support the Armenian government both technically andfinancially in its ambitious plan to develop renewable energy;
Scotland is rich in energy resources with tremendous potential to develop renewable sources such as offshore wind, wave and tidal power.
Of course we need to develop renewable and low-CO2 forms of energy, and the report presented by our colleague Mr Turmes is a step in this direction.
Regular assessments and reports have been prepared on the EU's progresstowards its 2010 targets and on its efforts in general to develop renewable energy.
The conditions exist in different regions to develop renewable sources of energy from bio-fuels to wind, solar, geothermal or photovoltaic.
Moreover, the EU has taken on ambitious unilateral commitments to reduce its own greenhouse gas emissions, to develop renewable energies and to improve energy efficiency.
Considers, however, that the increased drive to develop renewable energy sources and meet the 2020 targets must take into account the impact on food production and supply;
European funding is also required to ensure that Europe's energysupply is delivered acrossnational frontiers and to develop renewable energy and clean fuel, with costs estimated at some EUR 100 billion.
Public policies must help islands to develop renewable maritime resources(such as sea swell energy, marine current energy, or again more specifically for outermost regions, ocean thermal energy).
In the past, people often said we won't have electricity without nuclear power,or that Taiwan does not have the conditions to develop renewable energy, or even that renewable and green energy are too expensive.
To develop renewable energies to meet the commitment of the Community to using 20% renewable energies by 2020, as well as to develop other technologies contributing to the transition to a safe and sustainable low-carbon economy and to help meet the commitment of the Community to increase energy efficiency by 20% by 2020;
A country like Brazil, however, should instead work with us to develop renewable technologies and energy savings: that is the way forward for that country.
It will also facilitate international cooperation on renewable energy development by enabling full use of thecooperation mechanisms which could also help to develop renewables in the Southern Mediterranean.
Atlassian co-founder Mike Cannon-Brookes' privateinvestment company is pursuing opportunities to develop renewable energy in the Northern Territory as it looks to tap the region's abundant sunshine and proximity to key Asian markets.
It also underlined that major efforts are needed to modernise and expand Europe's energy infrastructure and to interconnect networks across borders, in order to ensure that solidarity betweenMember States become operational, to provide for alternative supply or transit routes and sources of energy and to develop renewable energy sources in competition with traditional sources.
Enels expansion in the promising Frenchmarket is part of the global strategy to develop renewables and new technologies, with investments totalling 7.4 billion euros by 2012.
The European Council of 4 February 2011 underlined the need to modernise and expand Europe's energy infrastructure and to interconnect networks across borders, in order to make solidarity between MemberStates operational, to provide for alternative supply or transit routes and sources of energy and to develop renewable energy sources in competition with traditional sources.
The challenge of meeting future infrastructure needswill very much depend on our capacity to develop renewables, grid infrastructure and better operational solutions together in a single market.
To develop renewable energies to meet the commitment of the Union to renewable energies, as well as to develop other technologies that contribute to the transition to a safe and sustainable low-carbon economy, and to help to meet the commitment of the Union to increase energy efficiency, at the levels agreed in relevant legislative acts;';
With the depletion of the EU's resources, we are increasingly dependent on third countries andso it is not just important to develop renewable energy, but to also invest in research into increasing energy efficiency.
It takes note of their willingness to use at least half of this amount for actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, mitigate and adapt to climate change,for measures to avoid deforestation, to develop renewable energies, energy efficiency, as well as other technologies contributing to the transition to a safe and sustainable low-carbon economy, including through capacity-building, technology transfers, research and development.'.
Among these, I should like to cite the notorious CIP6 under which the energy produced from waste has been considered to be renewable energy with the result that enormousincentives have been diverted away from policies to develop renewable energies and handed out to the powerful industrial lobbies, leading to serious waste management problems.
The EU will support current and new actions designed to reduce dependence on energy imports andon fossil fuels in the OR and to develop renewable energy sources through the structural funds and initiatives such as the"Pact of Islands".
Danuta Hübner, Commissioner for Regional Policy,today explained how Cohesion policy for 2007-2013 will contribute to developing renewable energy and improving energy efficiency in the EU's regions.
It is the EESC's view that technical assistance geared to building up local expertise that can contribute to developing renewable energies is a necessity, as is south-south cooperation.