Traduction de «Stockage de dioxyde de carbone » (Français → Anglais) :

carbon capture and geological storage | carbon capture and storage | carbon dioxide capture and geological storage | carbon dioxide capture and storage | CO2 capture and storage | CCS [Abbr.]

CO2 capture and storage [ CCS | carbon dioxide capture and storage | C02 capture and sequestration | carbon capture and storage ]

carbon capture and storage [ carbon dioxide capture and storage | carbon sequestration | CCS [acronym] CO2 capture and storage | Carbon capture(STW) ]

carbon dioxide capture and storage | CO2 capture and storage | CCS | carbon dioxide capture and sequestration | CO2 capture and sequestration | carbon capture and storage | carbon capture and sequestration

Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage Initiative [ CO2 Capture and Storage Initiative | CO2-Capture-and-Storage Initiative ]

carbon storage technology [ CO2 storage technology ]

carbon capture, utilisation and storage | CCUS [Abbr.]

biogenic carbon dioxide | biotic carbon dioxide

greenhouse gas [ carbon dioxide | Carbon dioxide(ECLAS) ]

oxide [ calcium oxide | carbon monoxide | hydrogen peroxide | nitrogen oxide | peroxide | titanium dioxide ]

Low-carbon technologies (i.e. solar power, wind power or carbon capture and storage) have great potential in reducing greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), improving sustainable energy, creating jobs, economic growth and decreasing European reliance on external energy suppliers.

61. Considers that Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) could play an important role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions from indigenous fossil fuels, allowing for a more diverse and secure energy mix; calls on the Commission to improve the conditions for deployment of CCS; considers that CCS will need to be further developed and improved through considerable research and innovation efforts, and calls for funding to be provided for the continued development of CCS technologies;

Mitigation action should relate both to limiting emissions in agriculture and forestry from key activities such as livestock production, fertilizer use and to preserving carbon sinks and enhancing carbon sequestration with regard to land use, land use change and the forestry sector.

70. Notes that CCS could play a role on the road to decarbonisation by 2050; notes, however, that CCS is still at the research and development stage; notes that CCS development remains highly uncertain due to unresolved problems, such as non-specified delays, high costs and efficiency concerns; stresses that CCS, developed in an economically efficient, safe and sustainable way, will need to be in use on a commercial scale as soon as possible; highlights that CCS is also an important option for the decarbonisation of several energy-intensive industries such as oil refining aluminium smelting and cement production; calls on the Commis ...[+++]sion to draw up a mid-term report evaluating the results obtained from the use of EU-subsidised demonstration projects for coal-fired power stations;