Traduction de «délégué commercial en énergies renouvelables » (Français → Anglais) :

6. In order to take account of the special characteristics of particular types of investments, the Commission shall be empowered to adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 83, laying down the conditions under which other costs connected with leasing contracts, second hand equipment may be considered to be eligible expenditure and specifying the types of renewable energy infrastructure that are to be eligible for support.

Underlines the need for closer cooperation on energy policy, including in the field of renewable energy, with the EU’s neighbouring countries, and the need to exploit the trading potential of renewables more effectively; stresses the need for adequate infrastructure that facilitates cooperation, both within the EU and with neighbouring countries; stresses that cooperation on renewables should incorporate the relevant EU-policy objectives; emphasises that, in the Mediter ...[+++]ranean region in particular, there is great potential for electricity generation from RES; highlights the potential of non-domestic projects, such as Desertec, Medgrid and Helios, and of the further development of hydropower in Norway and Switzerland, including its potential for balancing purposes; highlights also the significant local added-value of such large RES projects;

The allowances shall be made available for support for demonstration projects that provide for the development, in geographically balanced locations, of a wide range of CCS and innovative renewable energy technologies that are not yet commercially viable.

Notwithstanding all of that, Canada has the following people in Iran: Dr. Maher Abou-Guendia, Commercial Counsellor and the Senior Trade Commissioner; Ms. Azar Zanganeh, a trade commissioner dealing with agricultural technology and equipment, agriculture and food and beverages, and other matters; and Mr. Sadegh Hedayat, a trade commissioner dealing with automotive, building products, electric power equipment and services, forest industries, and communication technologies.

The two of most interest to this table are: the renewable energy deployment initiative, which among other things provided incentives for solar at the rate of 25% for certain applications, thermal applications in the commercial and industrial sector; and the wind power production incentive, which provided a subsidy of one cent per kilowatt hour over ten years for new wind farms.

Before us we have Mr. Steve O'Gorman, the Manager of Business Development and Marketing for the Canadian Hydro Developers Association; Ms. Theresa Howland, the Green Energy Marketing Manager of Vision Quest and the 2005 Chair of the Canadian Wind Energy Industry; Mr. Jason Edworthy, the Managing Director of External Relations for Vision Quest; Mr. Jim Provias, the Vice-President of Renewable Energy and Business Development for Suncor, whose facilities we will be visiting on Friday; and Mr. David Lewin, who is the Senior Vice-President of Sustainable Development for EPCOR, which used to be the Edmonton Power Corporation, but now has a ...[+++] much more economical name.