Traduction de «mid-station » (Anglais → Français) :

intermediate terminal | intermediate station | mid-station

mid-project review | mid project review | mid term project review | mid-term project review | mid term review | mid-term review

MFF mid-term review | mid-term review of the MFF | mid-term review of the Multiannual Financial Framework

mid-ocean ridge | mid-ocean rise | mid-oceanic ridge

midrange speaker [ mid-range speaker | midrange loudspeaker | mid-range loudspeaker | midrange driver | mid-range driver | mid range driver ]

forced-mid-expiratory flow rate [ FEF 25-75 | maximal mid-expiratory flow rate | maximum mid-expiratory flow rate ]

middle infrared | MIR | middle IR | mid-infrared | mid IR | middle-infrared radiation | mid-infrared radiation

mid-cap | mid-cap company | middle-capitalisation company

power plant [ coal-burning power station | electric power plant | geothermal power station | hydro-electric power plant | hydro-electric power station | oil-burning power station | power station | thermal power station ]

[27] According to the IEA 2006 World Energy Outlook "new nuclear power plants could produce electricity at 4.9 to 5.7 $ cents per kWh [3.9 to 4.5 Euro cents at mid November 2006 exchange rates] if construction and operating risks are mitigated" and that is, at " a price of about 10 $ per tonne of CO2 emitted makes nuclear competitive with coal-fired power stations".

With my earlier caveats about regulatory enhancements, and not meaning just faster approvals, independent monitoring to take the data that we have, which is really haphazardly collected, all sorts of different forms, not stored properly, and making it better and more useful as a mid-station to getting to better environmental performance, requiring it, makes complete sense.

69. Notes that CCS could play a role on the road to decarbonisation by 2050; notes, however, that CCS is still at the research and development stage; notes that CCS development remains highly uncertain due to unresolved problems, such as non-specified delays, high costs and efficiency concerns; stresses that CCS, developed in an economically efficient, safe and sustainable way, will need to be in use on a commercial scale as soon as possible; highlights that CCS is also an important option for the decarbonisation of several energy-intensive industries such as oil refining aluminium smelting and cement production; calls on the Commission to draw up a mid-term report evaluating the results obtained from the use of EU-subsidised demonstra ...[+++]tion projects for coal-fired power stations;

70. Notes that CCS could play a role on the road to decarbonisation by 2050; notes, however, that CCS is still at the research and development stage; notes that CCS development remains highly uncertain due to unresolved problems, such as non-specified delays, high costs and efficiency concerns; stresses that CCS, developed in an economically efficient, safe and sustainable way, will need to be in use on a commercial scale as soon as possible; highlights that CCS is also an important option for the decarbonisation of several energy-intensive industries such as oil refining aluminium smelting and cement production; calls on the Commission to draw up a mid-term report evaluating the results obtained from the use of EU-subsidised demonstra ...[+++]tion projects for coal-fired power stations;