Traduction de «continuous electric co2 laser » (Anglais → Français) :

high power continuous wave CO2 gas laser

153. Notes that improved vehicle performance standards and fuel efficiency are crucial both for reducing EU oil dependency and for cutting greenhouse gas emissions, and calls, therefore, on industry, the Member States and the Commission to continue and accelerate their efforts in this field , ensuring that, in light of recent scandals, emission testing is not only accurate, but also reflects real-world driving conditions ; asks the Commission to review the CO2 emission standards for cars and vans for the period beyond 2020; notes, however, that the long-term solution for cutting transport emissions, and ensuring energy demand reduction ...[+++] and diversification of supply, lies in alternative fuels, in electrification with renewable electricity and in the promotion of more sustainable modes of transport;

B. whereas the International Energy Agency predicts that fossil fuels will continue to provide 75 % of the global energy mix by 2030, suggests that CCS is necessary to deliver almost 20 % of the CO2 reductions needed by 2050, and claims that if CCS is not deployed, an additional 40 % in electricity investment will be needed to prevent a temperature rise in excess of 2°C;

60. Welcomes the efforts to achieve the targets for reductions in CO2 emissions agreed at Kyoto; recognises that nuclear energy is an important part of the energy mix in a number of Member States; notes the role that it currently plays in some Member States in maintaining security of electricity supply, as part of the energy mix, and in preventing CO2 emissions; emphasises, however, that there are risks relating to its production and that there is, at present, no final solution for the recycling of nuclear waste; supports research in the areas of reactor safety and new technologies, considers that decisions on whether nuclear energy producti ...[+++]on should continue to play a role in some Member States can only be taken at Member State level within the framework of subsidiarity;

60. Welcomes the efforts to achieve the targets for reductions in CO2 emissions agreed at Kyoto; recognises that nuclear energy is an important part of the energy mix in a number of Member States; notes the role that it currently plays in some Member States in maintaining security of electricity supply, as part of the energy mix, and in preventing CO2 emissions; emphasises, however, that there are risks relating to its production and that there is, at present, no final solution for the recycling of nuclear waste; supports research in the areas of reactor safety and new technologies, considers that decisions on whether nuclear energy producti ...[+++]on should continue to play a role in some Member States can only be taken at Member State level within the framework of subsidiarity;