Traduction de «domestic energy source » (Anglais → Français) :

benign source of energy | clean source of energy | soft source of energy | benign energy source | ambient energy source

energy source | energy source material | source of energy

regenerative sources of energy | renewable energy sources | renewable sources of energy | renewables | RES [Abbr.] | RSE [Abbr.]

residential energy sales promoter | residential energy seller | domestic energy assessor | residential energy saleswoman

alternative source of energy | replacement source of energy | alternative energy source

soft energy [ alternative energy | alternative energy source | new energy | substitute energy | New energies(ECLAS) ]

renewable energy [ low-carbon energy | non-renewable energy | renewable energy source ]

energy resources [ fuel resources | Energy sources(ECLAS) ]

renewable source of energy | renewable energy source

From this viewpoint, the EU should extend and develop its range of domestic energy sources and endeavour to secure external supplies.

4. Stresses that trade plays a key role in energy security, and that strong energy partnerships, reinforced by the inclusion of energy chapters in the EU’s trade agreements, are essential tools; considers it of key importance that these chapters enhance the EU’s energy diversification and reduce dependence on imported energy sources from too few suppliers, establish quality standards for energy products and common standards for sustainable energy production, and encourage both diversification of supply routes and local energy production, especially from renewables, as the energy security strategy should promote the use of domestic energy sources, energy efficiency ...[+++], interconnection and consumption reduction policies; believes that foreign direct investment in strategic energy infrastructure assets in the Union can have also negative effects and should be monitored by the Commission; calls on the Commission to provide the Member States with the best possible technical support in order to safeguard swift, proper implementation of EU legislation in the area of energy; points out that where EU Member States have a negative trade balance, this is mostly due to the costs of imports of fossil fuels;

122. Stresses that trade plays a key role in energy security, and that strong energy partnerships, reinforced by the inclusion of energy chapters in the EU’s trade agreements, are essential tools; considers it of key importance that these chapters enhance the EU’s energy diversification and reduce dependence on imported energy sources from too few suppliers, establish quality standards for energy products and common standards for sustainable energy production, and encourage both diversification of supply routes and local energy production, especially from renewables, as the energy security strategy should promote the use of domestic energy sources, energy efficiency ...[+++], interconnection and consumption reduction policies; believes that foreign direct investment in strategic energy infrastructure assets in the Union can have also negative effects and should be monitored by the Commission; calls on the Commission to provide the Member States with the best possible technical support in order to safeguard swift, proper implementation of EU legislation in the area of energy; points out that where Member States have a negative trade balance, this is mostly due to the costs of imports of fossil fuels;

It supports improvements in energy efficiency, the adoption of new and renewable energy sources, greater market penetration for these energy sources, energy and fuel diversification, an increase in the share of renewable energy (the EU has set itself the objective of raising the share of renewable energy in gross domestic consumption to 12 % by 2010) and a reduction in final energy consumption.