Translation of "Production en accumulation " (French → English) :

atmospheric chlorofluorocarbon buildup | buildup of CFCs | CFC buildup | chlorofluorocarbon buildup | fluorocarbon buildup

accrual of pension credits [ pension credits accrual ]

atmospheric chlorine buildup | chlorine buildup

atmospheric chlorofluorocarbon buildup [ chlorofluorocarbon buildup | fluorocarbon buildup | CFC buildup | buildup of CFCs ]

accrued pension credits [ accrued credits ]

storage power plant

image-storing tube | normal iconoscope | storage camera tube

heat storage | thermal storage

hoarding disorder | compulsive hoarding | hoarding

With regard to production in Canada, again year-to-date for October is down about 15.5 per cent from last year, and for CVMA members, production is down almost 20 per cent. It is projected that vehicle production in Canada will be around 2.45 million units as opposed to 3 million units for each of the past two years.

11. Notes the role that smart meters have in enabling two-way communication, allowing for accurate billing for consumers and increasing demand-side participation, where consumers adjust their habits according to peaks and troughs in energy production; stresses that citizens should receive the full benefits of a smart energy system and that citizen ownership increases behavioural efficiency and thus overall greater energy saving through open protocols; highlig ...[+++]hts the responsibility of DSOs as service providers to local, regional or national authorities to guarantee access to this service of general interest for all by ensuring network security and stability; highlights that every citizen should have direct access to consumption and production data in order to ensure efficient, safe and secure smart grid operations; urges the Commission to take steps to ensure that electrical appliances (in particular washing machines, dishwashers, heat pumps and storage heaters, etc.) are capable of operating automatically in conjunction with smart meters by providing consumers with the most favourable tariffs;

86. With regard to the internal electricity market, calls on the Commission to examine thoroughly the implications of integrating the growing share of renewables, into the energy grids with regard to financial support, system-wide technical requirements and market design; underlines that the lack of a coordinated approach towards those sources has until now hampered their integration within the European energy systems; underlines the fact that the current European energy grid and storage infrastructures need to be adapted to the contribution of distributed generation from renewable energy; stresses the importance of gas as a back-up fuel to cope with the variability of renewable electricity production ...[+++], and asks the Commission to assess the necessary level of flexibility in the power system (smart grids, demand-side management, storage and flexible back-up capacity); believes that pumped storage has a large role to play in storing electricity;

34. Emphasises that hydropower must play a central role in the planned development of RES, primarily to balance out the increasingly volatile generation of power by RES but also, through pumped storage, as a method of storing electricity; stresses, therefore, that the existing development potential of hydroelectric power generation and pumped storage in the EU must be fully exploited;