Traduction de «Centrale de lac » (Français → Anglais) :

power station with reservoir

power station with reservoir | reservoir power station

interpeduncular cisterna

Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority

EU Special Representative for the African Great Lakes Region | European Union Special Representative for the African Great Lakes Region | EUSR for the African Great Lakes Region

Sailing Directions: Great Lakes, vol. 2. (Lake Huron, Georgian Bay, North Channel, Lake Superior) [ Great Lakes, vol. 2. (Lake Huron, Georgian Bay, North Channel, Lake Superior) ]

Regional Conference on Security, Stability and Development in the Great Lakes Region of Central Africa

Congenital lactic acidosis Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean type

non-acidic lake | non-acid lake | non-acidified lake | neutral lake

tourtière du Saguenay - Lac-Saint-Jean

The new "EU Trust Fund for Africa and IOM initiative for Migrant Protection and Reintegration of Returnees along the Central Mediterranean migration routes", benefiting from a €100 million allocation, will cover the Sahel and Lake Chad region and neighbouring countries, including Libya.

This bill would restore that protection which is so important to the future salmon runs, to recreation and to tourism on central and northern Vancouver Island, by specifically protecting Nimpkish Lake, Owikeno Lake, Horne Lake, Kennedy Lake, Great Central Lake, Sproat Lake and the Campbell River.

Obervermuntwerk II will utilise the head between two reservoirs – the Silvretta (altitude of around 2000 metres) and the Vermunt (around 300 metres lower) – to rapidly deliver peak and regulating energy to the public power grid when necessary.

33. Recalls that more than 25 % of Europe's biodiversity is located in the Western Balkans region; also recalls that the many small and large rivers and lakes – the largest being the Morača river and Lake Skadar – host many rare species; calls on the Montenegrin authorities to reconsider plans to build large-scale hydropower plants and to mainly rely on energy provided by such sources; recalls the need to draft a national energy strategy, which takes into account the many different renewable energy sources, including hydropower on a small scale; recalls the need to also respect the natural heritage enshrined in the constitution, whic ...[+++]h refers to Montenegro as an ecological state and the fact that natural heritage and tourism are two important pillars of the Montenegrin economy; urges the Montenegrin authorities to always conduct environmental and social impact assessments prior to any decision on the construction of new plants, in line with EU and international standards such as the Aarhus and Espoo conventions; urges the Montenegrin authorities further to engage in extensive and transparent public consultation processes, involving relevant civil society organisations when it comes to the planning of future hydropower plant projects, and to make relevant decisions, expert opinions and other documentation public;