Traduction de «technologie d'énergie propre » (Français → Anglais) :

clean energy technology

clean energy technology | CET [Abbr.]

cleaner technology [ clean technology ]

Clean Energy for All Europeans package | Clean Energy package

Gleneagles Dialogue on Climate Change, Clean Energy and Sustainable Development [ Gleneagles Dialogue ]

clean energy | clean power | non-polluting energy

self-energy | rest energy

clean technology [ clean industry | environmentally sound technology | environmentally sustainable technology | low-carbon technology | low waste technology | cleaner production(UNBIS) | low waste technology(UNBIS) ]

heliotechnology | solar energy technology | solar technology

clean coal technology | CCT

Meeting the EU's commitment to act now on greenhouse gases should be at the centre of the new European Energy Policy for three reasons: (i) CO2 emissions from energy make up 80 % of EU GHG emissions, reducing emissions means using less energy and using more clean, locally produced energy, (ii) limiting the EU's growing exposure to increased volatility and prices for oil and gas, and (iii) potentially bringing about a more competitive EU energy market, stimulating innovation technology and jobs.

The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) represents a major step towards the demonstration of viability of provision of clean and plentiful energy through nuclear fusion technology.

10. Emphasises that the development of renewables would have a positive environmental and economic impact, while also contributing to the EU’s energy independence; emphasises the need to exploit the full potential of renewable energy, inter alia in the heating and cooling sector, and to develop smart grids and new energy storage solutions; stresses that, since technology is an essential element in reducing energy demand, it is vital to support innovative projects focusing on renewable and clean energy; calls for funding for ‘secure, clean and efficient energy’, as indicated in Annex II to Regulation (EU) No 1291/2013, to be protected, ...[+++] since it will enable the EU to become the world leader in renewable and clean energies; calls on the Member States and the Commission to guarantee regulatory stability for renewable energies and to ensure that investments made in line with the EU’s energy objectives are protected, by providing a European level playing field;

The EU and India should embark in an energy dialogue to consider alternative fuel chain (clean coal technology; hydropower; new and renewable energies; nuclear) and horizontal (regulatory, financial, political and social) issues.