Traduction de «Centre d'approvisionnement » (Français → Anglais) :

supply centre [ supply depot ]

service center | service centre | supply center | supply centre

coffee coordinator | green coffee supervisor | green coffee manager | green coffee coordinator

International Reference Centre for Water Supply

IRC - International Water and Sanitation Centre [ International Reference Centre for Community Water Supply and Sanitation ]

Employee Service Centre [ ESC | Catering Distribution Centre ]

energy supply security | security of energy supply | security of supply

procure products for hospitality | procure products in hospitality | outsource hospitality-related products | procure hospitality products

arts center director | director of cultural center | cultural center manager | cultural centre director

the provision of clothes, food and hygiene kits to approximately 33 000 migrants; the medical assistance of more than 10 000 migrants; the safe and dignified voluntary return of more than 19 000 stranded migrants in 2017. The distribution of ambulances in Murzuq and Kufra. The rehabilitation of a clinic in Benghazi (45% completed). The delivery of medical equipment to three Primary Health Care Centres in Sabha and one in Qatroun.

In the energy sector, financial assistance should focus on completing the internal energy market, ensuring security of supply, promoting sustainability, inter alia by ensuring the transmission of renewable electricity from generation to centres of demand and storage, and attracting public and private investment.

60. Stresses that a properly designed future model of the electricity market in the EU is urgently needed and must aim at promoting the necessary investment to guarantee supply in the long term and at a more market-based and – from the point of view of network security – optimised integration of renewable energy sources, while fully taking into account the changing nature of energy supply and demand, including the increased uptake of micro-generation, demand-response technology and the increasing share of renewable energy; notes, in this regard, the need for common standards for smart grids as a key element for ensuring a stable supply and free flow of energy across borders, thus contributing to energy security; furthermore highlights the ...[+++] role that developing smarter energy grids and new energy storage facilities can play in increasing the level of renewable energy sources (RES) on a European scale and ensuring that such infrastructure is developed in conjunction with regional RES hubs;

58. Stresses that a properly designed future model of the electricity market in the EU is urgently needed and must aim at promoting the necessary investment to guarantee supply in the long term and at a more market-based and – from the point of view of network security – optimised integration of renewable energy sources, while fully taking into account the changing nature of energy supply and demand, including the increased uptake of micro-generation, demand-response technology and the increasing share of renewable energy; notes, in this regard, the need for common standards for smart grids as a key element for ensuring a stable supply and free flow of energy across borders, thus contributing to energy security; furthermore highlights the ...[+++] role that developing smarter energy grids and new energy storage facilities can play in increasing the level of renewable energy sources (RES) on a European scale and ensuring that such infrastructure is developed in conjunction with regional RES hubs;