Translation of "final energy demand " (English → French) :

whereas buildings account for 40 % of final energy use and 36 % of CO emissions; whereas, in addition, that 50 % of final energy consumption is accounted for by heating and cooling, and 80 % is used in buildings with much of it wasted; whereas a heating and cooling energy demand indicator for buildings needs to be developed at national level; whereas 50 % of the emission cuts required to limit global temperature increase to less than 2 oC must come from energy efficiency; whereas reducing the energy ...[+++] demand of buildings is also the most cost-effective pathway to improving energy security and reducing CO emissions while contributing to the EU’s reindustrialisation goals.

As a result, the share of electricity in the final energy demand would grow from 20% to 23%.

Q. whereas a recent study by the Russian Federation's Ministry for Energy concluded that Russia's domestic primary energy demand will increase by around 25% by 2020, but that final energy demand could be reduced by 40 to 45% by economic restructuring of the energy sector using the best available technology in terms of energy efficiency and energy saving,

H. whereas oil consumption in the EU is increasing, in particular in the transport sector; whereas oil consumption in the sector of electricity production has gone down steadily, and is stagnating and even slowly reducing, both in industry and in building; whereas oil consumption in the EU is heavily increasing in the transport sector, which is responsible for 78% of the final energy demand increase since 1985; whereas import dependency of oil from a small number of countries is associated with a serious risk of price instability in the short run and lack of resources in the long run; whereas it is also noticeable that less- develop ...[+++]ed countries are much more affected by oil price rises,

H. whereas oil consumption in the EU is increasing, in particular in the transport sector . Whereas oil consumption in the sector of electricity production has gone down steadily, whereas oil consumption both in industry and in buildings are stagnating and even slowly reducing, the oil consumption in the EU is heavily increasing in the transport sector. The transport sector is responsible for 78% of the final energy demand increase since 1985. Import dependency of oil from a small number of countries is associated with a serious risk of price instability in the short run and lack of resources in the long run; it is noticeable that less ...[+++]developed countries are much more affected by oil price rises,

4. Notes that world total final energy consumption grew from 4 549 Mtoe in 1973 to 6 646 Mtoe, an increase of 46.1% over 25 years; notes that EU consumption is projected to grow by 22% in the period 1990 to 2020 and concludes that with demand rising faster in the world outside the EU, particularly in non-OECD countries, there will be increased competing demand from third countries for the energy needed by EU Member States; draws the conclusion from this that the EU must make efforts to ensure energy ...[+++] demand does not rise as forecast; considers that every available effort must be made to increase energy efficiency and energy-saving, and reduce dependence on imports;