Traduction de «Grand montage d'éléments combustibles prismatiques » (Français → Anglais) :

5. Asks the Commission to analyse the interplay of different pieces of legislation (e.g. the directives concerning emissions trading, large combustion plants, integrated pollution prevention and control, combined heat and power (CHP) etc) in promoting energy efficiency and its impact on the sectors covered;

NRCan's long term vision for Canada's energy future sees a Canada that enjoys: a sustainable Canadian hydrocarbon energy supply with reduced emissions of greenhouse gases; a dramatically increased contribution of renewable energy from biomass, wind, solar and small scale hydro to Canada's energy mix; elimination of noxious emissions, including greenhouse gases from large scale combustion, notably from coal, and viable technologies and techniques for cost effective CO capture and sequestration; fully integrated small scale energy conversion systems; a low emissions future transportation system; an eco-efficient processing sector in C ...[+++]anadian industry; ultra-efficient buildings with low life cycle impacts; and sustainable communities throughout Canada.

The Commission notes that the evidence provided by the UK authorities shows that the effect of the measures under review are, amongst others, to preserve the safety of nuclear power stations, to ensure the safe management of the nuclear liabilities, to enhance security of supply by maintaining diversity of fuel sources in Great Britain as well as to avoid carbon dioxide emissions.

This derogation also applies to the attachments of mirrors (attachment plates, arms, swivel joints, etc.) which are situated less than 2 m from the ground and which do not project beyond the overall width of the vehicle, measured in the transverse plane passing through the lowest mirror attachments or any other point forward of this plane if this configuration produces a greater overall width.

(24) Dust from steel shops is normally treated through two different processes: the so-called Waelz process, which involves burning the dust mixed with coke and sand at high temperatures and whose main disadvantage is the production of very low value slag and the emission of high quantities of combustion gases; and the chemical stabilisation/solidification process, which, by mixing the dusts with other elements, allows the resulti ...[+++]ng waste to be dumped in controlled sites since it can be classed as non-toxic and non-dangerous.

Main elements of the strategy include establishment of national emission ceilings for each acid rain pollutant; ratification of the UN protocol on further reductions of sulphur emissions; proposal for a directive limiting the sulphur content of heavy fuel oils; review of the large combustion plant directive (Dir. 88/609/EEC); designation of the Baltic Sea and the North Sea as so called sulphur dioxide control areas; promotion of cost-effective measures to reduce emissions in Central and Eastern European countries.