Traduction de «Combustibles sur pied » (Français → Anglais) :

hypermobile flatfoot [ flexible flat foot | hypermobile hyperpronated foot | hypermobile pronated foot | hypermobile pes planus | supple flat foot ]

power plant at toe of dam

pedestal sign stand | floor standing sign holder

individual-tree mixture | single-tree mixture | tree-by-tree mixture

congenital convex pes valgus | congenital vertical talus | congenital rocker-bottom flat foot | congenital convex pes planus

depleted fuel | impoverished fuel | irradiated fuel | irradiated nuclear fuel | spent fuel | spent nuclear fuel | INF [Abbr.]

nuclear fuel [ fissionable material | nuclear fuel element | nuclear material | nuclear product | nuclear fuel reprocessing(UNBIS) ]

Garden equipment — Safety requirements for combustion-engine-powered lawnmowers — Part 2: Pedestrian-controlled lawnmowers (ISO 5395-2:2013)

In particular, more and larger scale demonstrations and pre-commercial deployment activities for portable, stationary, transport applications will be required, as will long-term research and technology development to build up a competitive fuel cell chain and a sustainable hydrogen infrastructure across the EU.

Garden equipment — Walk-behind combustion engine powered trimmers — Safety

28. Emphasises that security of energy supply is an important prerequisite for the steel industry; calls on the Member States to implement the Third Energy Package in full; calls on the Member States to ensure secure energy supplies by developing the necessary energy infrastructure projects and to provide appropriate incentives for investors to ensure a lower dependency on imported fossil fuels; encourages the Commission to promote the diversification of natural gas sources and routes and to take the lead in coordinating and supporting safety measures for the supply routes of liquefied natural gas; asks the Commission to conduct a co ...[+++]mprehensive assessment of the adequacy of electricity generation and to provide guidance on how to maintain the flexibility of electricity networks;