Traduction de «facilité de souscription renouvelable » (Français → Anglais) :

revolving underwriting facility | RUF

underwriting facilities

transferable revolving underwriting facility | TRUF [Abbr.]

revolving underwriting facility

note issuance facility | revolving underwriting facility | note facility

revolving underwriting facility | RUF [Abbr.]

revolving underwriting facility | RUF

United Nations Trust Fund to Facilitate Activities Related to the Implementation of the Nairobi Programme of Action for the Development and Utilization of New and Renewable Sources of Energy

Trust Fund to Facilitate Activities Related to the Implementation of Nairobi Programme of Action for the Development and Utilization of New and Renewable Sources of Energy

(iii) the Council will take measures that will facilitate members’ ability to subscribe to shares allocated to them.

fully implement existing legislation and put in place new market rules in order to integrate renewable production efficiently into the market, including by the development of new infrastructure, especially interconnections; facilitate cooperation and the convergence of national renewable energy policies and support schemes in line with the development of the internal market and in particular the new electricity market design, which will ensure fair competition between all generation sources as well as demand and lead to more cross bo ...[+++]rder opening of renewables support; promote more focused renewable energy research and demonstration, including through dedicated EU funds; ensure that the renewable heating and cooling sector significantly contributes to EU energy security; speed up the decarbonisation of the transport sector, including by promoting the electrification of the transport sector and investments in advanced biofuel production, and further integrate the energy and transport systems.

15. Notes that levels of public and political acceptance of renewable energy differ, as they do for most other types of energy generation and infrastructure; notes that the availability of public and private financing to promote RES varies widely; stresses that access to capital for investments is a crucial factor in the further deployment of renewable energy, especially in light of the financial crisis, which has led to a large capital spread for investors; believes that, where market imperfections exist or where producers face limited opportunities to secure market-based financing, access to more capital for RES ...[+++]should be facilitated; suggests that the Commission should explore with the European Investment Bank and national institutions possibilities for innovative financial instruments to finance renewable energy projects, while carbon markets should do their part in incentivising investments in RES projects;

23. Emphasises that appropriate market arrangements must facilitate the progressive integration of RES into the energy system and the European internal energy market in all the Member States without delay and that in the long term different types of RES, in accordance with their intrinsic characteristics and capabilities, must take on stabilising functions and tasks within the system that have previously been performed by conventional energy sources; stresses that promising examples of such markets exist in the EU; calls, in that connection, for greater account to be taken, in planning and implementation, of the positive and negative a ...[+++]nd direct and indirect side effects of RES, in particular with regard to existing infrastructure, such as transmission and distribution systems and the environment, biodiversity and nature conservation; calls on the Commission and the Member States to raise public awareness of the potential effects of the various RES technologies;