Traduction de «Trémie à charbon brut » (Français → Anglais) :

It has been agreed between Canada, in its own right and on behalf of the Band, and the Province to resolve this long-standing issue of rights to any minerals, precious or base, including coal, petroleum and any gas or gases underlying the Reserve by the parties entering into this Agreement to provide, inter alia for ownership, administration and control by the Province of coal, petroleum and any gas or gases underlying the Reserve, and for equal sharing between Canada and the Province of the net profit and gross revenue from the disposition of coal, petroleum and any gas or gases, and such other minerals as are herein defined, underlying ...[+++] the Reserve;

(ii) it is a product resulting from processing or refining the resource, and is not a manufactured product or a product resulting from refining crude oil, refining upgraded heavy crude oil, refining gases or liquids derived from coal or refining a synthetic equivalent of crude oil; and

92. Points out that gas will play an important role in the transformation of the EU energy system and recognises the potential of natural gas to provide flexibility in the energy supply system in the short to medium term; believes that a coherent policy and regulatory framework should not disincentivise switching from high-carbon power generation to natural gas; calls on the Commission and the Member States, with regard to the internal gas market, to review all gas contracts based on obsolete pricing mechanisms, including the crude oil index, and urges the Commission to assist in exploring the possibility of renegotiating these contrac ...[+++]ts and of strengthening short-term gas trading capacity; underlines recent developments in the global energy market and recalls the important contribution that LNG can make to the EU's energy supply thanks to its impact on the EU internal energy market, the geopolitics of energy in the EU’s neighbourhood and relations with traditional supplier countries;

94. Points out that gas will play an important role in the transformation of the EU energy system and recognises the potential of natural gas to provide flexibility in the energy supply system in the short to medium term; believes that a coherent policy and regulatory framework should not disincentivise switching from high-carbon power generation to natural gas; calls on the Commission and the Member States, with regard to the internal gas market, to review all gas contracts based on obsolete pricing mechanisms, including the crude oil index, and urges the Commission to assist in exploring the possibility of renegotiating these contrac ...[+++]ts and of strengthening short-term gas trading capacity; underlines recent developments in the global energy market and recalls the important contribution that LNG can make to the EU's energy supply thanks to its impact on the EU internal energy market, the geopolitics of energy in the EU’s neighbourhood and relations with traditional supplier countries;

E. Whereas, moreover, since the adoption of the Parliament's last resolution, the following challenges have gained greater recognition: the ever-increasing ageing of the population; migratory tensions at the EU's borders and internal problems because of insufficient assistance for the integration of second-generation immigrant populations; the exponential growth of third-country imports in some sectors as well as business delocalisation and outsourcing; an increasing demand for resources such as crude oil, natural gas, coal and iron by China and other emerging economies; increasing EU dependence on energy imports coming from unstabl ...[+++]e regions; and risks caused by global macroeconomic imbalances;

All the clean coal, which is 8 per cent to 12 per cent ash, is going to Japan, and we burn only all the raw coal.