Traduction de «réaliser un objectif » (Français → Anglais) :

REPORT FROM THE COMMISSION TO THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND THE COUNCIL PROGRESS TOWARDS ACHIEVING THE KYOTO AND EU 2020 OBJECTIVES (required under Article 21 of Regulation (EU) No 525/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 May 2013 on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and for reporting other information at national and Union level relevant to climate change and repealing Decision No 280/2004/EC)

13. Underlines the important role of renewable energy, including innovative developments in this field, and the urgent need for better solutions as regards storage, increasing energy efficiency and ensuring efficient energy transmission, including appropriate infrastructure measures; recognises the significant progress achieved by Member States in the development of renewable sources of energy since binding targets were set for 2020; draws attention to the importance of continuing this approach and setting further binding renewable energy targets for 2030, taking into account the possibility and macro-economic impact of doing so; points out that such action will help achieve the 2050 objectives ...[+++], give industry the investment certainty it requires, significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions, create employment, promote the EU’s energy independence, and foster technological leadership and industrial innovation; stresses that meeting the targets set in national renewable energy action plans is crucial for the achievement of the overall EU targets for 2050; considers that the Commission should take measures if national targets are not met;

47. Underlines the important role of renewable energy, including innovative developments in this field, and the urgent need for better solutions as regards storage, increasing energy efficiency and ensuring efficient energy transmission, including appropriate infrastructure measures; recognises the significant progress achieved by Member States in the development of renewable sources of energy since binding targets were set for 2020; draws attention to the importance of continuing this approach and setting further binding renewable energy targets for 2030, taking into account the possibility and macroeconomic impact of doing so; points out that such action will help achieve the 2050 objectives ...[+++], give industry the investment certainty it requires, significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions, create employment, promote the EU’s energy independence, and foster technological leadership and industrial innovation; stresses that meeting the targets set in the national renewable energy action plans is crucial for the achievement of the overall EU targets for 2050; considers that the Commission should take measures if national targets are not met;

46. Underlines the important role of renewable energy, including innovative developments in this field, and the urgent need for better solutions as regards storage, increasing energy efficiency and ensuring efficient energy transmission, including appropriate infrastructure measures; recognises the significant progress achieved by Member States in the development of renewable sources of energy since binding targets were set for 2020; draws attention to the importance of continuing this approach and setting further binding renewable energy targets for 2030, taking into account the possibility and macroeconomic impact of doing so; points out that such action will help achieve the 2050 objectives ...[+++], give industry the investment certainty it requires, significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions, create employment, promote the EU's energy independence, and foster technological leadership and industrial innovation; stresses that meeting the targets set in the national renewable energy action plans is crucial for the achievement of the overall EU targets for 2050; considers that the Commission should take measures if national targets are not met;

2. Takes the view that cohesion policy is a key component for the accomplishment of the EU 2020 strategy and that a sound autonomous cohesion policy is the prerequisite for successful joint action by the EU as it contributes as an effective tool to achieving common goals of that strategy at regional and local level and allows for a consolidation of strategic goals and local needs with potential on the ground; stresses that the cohesion policy with its horizontal character is contributing to all EU2020 objectives – smart, sustainable and inclusive growth – and that this should be reflected in the structure of the post- 2013 Multiannual F ...[+++]inancial Framework; underlines that objectives which are included in the Lisbon Treaty but are not part of EU2020 goals should also be achieved and that the relationship between the objectives of the EU2020 Strategy and other objectives should be clarified; supports the Commission in optimising the exploitation of synergies between the existing funds;

5. Notes that the plan adopted has both positive and negative elements; believes, however, in general terms, that the emphasis is more on economic, trade and development objectives than on environmental and social objectives, and that more balanced progress was required on both sets of objectives; further considers that the failure to establish a wider range of specific targets and timetables, as sought by the European Union, will reduce the effectiveness of the agreement, and make it harder to monitor progress towards meeting the general objectives of sustainable development; regrets the attitude of the US during the Summit;