Traduction de «tradition énergétique » (Français → Anglais) :

energy culture

energy audit [ energy situation | energy statistics | Energy statistics(STW) | energy statistics(UNBIS) ]

EU energy policy [4.7] [ energy union | EU energy strategy | European Union energy policy | European Union energy strategy ]

electricity and energy vocational trainer | instructor in energy and electricity | educator in electricity and energy | electricity and energy vocational teacher

energy performance certificate assessor | household energy use assessor | energy assessor | energy performance assessor

energy monitoring manager | environmental compliance manager | energy demand forecasting manager | energy manager

energy futures | energy future | energy futures contract

energy labelling | energy-efficiency labelling

We have talked about our relations with Russia in this House on several occasions over the last year and it is totally unacceptable to make the energy crisis into a New Year’s tradition and put ordinary people in a situation where old people freeze to death, hospitals have to be closed and industries close down.

16. Notes that both India and the EU have a long tradition of promoting the use of renewable energy and believes this is a practical energy option, alongside major investments in energy efficiency; welcomes India's efforts in this regard and calls for further cooperation on energy security and market reforms, renewable energy and energy efficiency; considers that India and the EU should continue to define the global energy architecture through innovative and sustainable energy development, whilst meeting the climate change benchmarks;

40. Notes that both India and the EU have a long tradition of promoting the use of renewable energy and believes that renewable energy such as solar, wind and biomass are practical energy options, together with major investments in energy efficiency, that could satisfy long-term energy needs; welcomes India's efforts in this regard, including its own rural biogas digesters and solar cells (used to power village homes and workshops), and more recently its success in building the world's fourth largest wind power industry; considers that, as the world's poorest nations are being negatively affected by the increased demand for oil, as ill ...[+++]ustrated by recent riots over rising oil prices in Indonesia, India should continue to support the development of regional renewable energy more widely in Asia, as it is already doing in Bhutan; welcomes the creation of the India-EU Energy Panel and calls for further cooperation on energy security and market reforms, renewable energy and energy efficiency; considers that India and the EU should continue to define the global energy architecture through innovative, sustainable energy development, whilst meeting climate change benchmarks;

40. Notes that both India and the EU have a long tradition of promoting the use of renewable energy and believes that renewable energy such as solar, wind and biomass are practical energy options, together with major investments in energy efficiency, that could satisfy long-term energy needs; welcomes India's efforts in this regard, including its own rural biogas digesters and solar cells (used to power village homes and workshops), and more recently its success in building the world's fourth largest wind power industry; considers that, as the world's poorest nations are being negatively affected by the increased demand for oil, as ill ...[+++]ustrated by recent riots over rising oil prices in Indonesia, India should continue to support the development of regional renewable energy more widely in Asia, as it is already doing in Bhutan; welcomes the creation of the India-EU Energy Panel and calls for further cooperation on energy security and market reforms, renewable energy and energy efficiency; considers that India and the EU should continue to define the global energy architecture through innovative, sustainable energy development, whilst meeting climate change benchmarks;