Examples of using Coal sector in English and their translations into German
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The release of resources in connection with the reduction in aid to the coal sector could thus contribute about 60% of the effort needed to increase the share of electricity produced from renewable energy.
In line with the favoured option of most stakeholders from the coal sector, under option 6, the Commission would
With regard to the coal sector, which has been covered by the EC Treaty only since 24 July 2002,
The coal sector reform is a lengthy
France, Germany and Spain have relatively high shares of aid to the coal sector although the low share of horizontal aid in France is due mostly to the large award of aid to Alstom while in Germany, the large guarantee
Research perspectives in the coal sector.
Reasoned opinions in the coal sector.
The coal sector provides approximately 100 000 jobs.
restructuring guidelines do not apply to the coal sector.
There is also a clear link between coal sector restructuring and price setting.
Spain still have relatively high shares of aid to the coal sector.
Inversely, the environmental organisations do not favour a new sector-specific State aid regime for the coal sector.
including a study into alternative energy sources and/or the coal sector rehabilitation.
We have seen the loss of most of the market cap in the coal sector of fossil fuels.
The overall amount of State aid to the coal sector in the Union stood at €5.6 billion in 2004.
The coal sector has achieved highest standards in technological development, safety
They argue that more jobs could be created in the renewable energy sector than would be lost in the coal sector.
The steel sector- there is a striking lack of cooperation in technical research in. the coal sector see Annex 2.
As regards objectives favouring specific sectors, 5% of aid was granted to the coal sector, exclusively for mine closures.
The coal sector received 10% of all aid in the year 2000 with just over half this amount covering production costs.
