Examples of using Import dependency in English and their translations into German
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In the Energy Union Strategy the Commission has set out the key actions needed to secure Europe's energy supply and reduce import dependency, to integrate national energy markets,
increasing import dependency, strongly growing global energy demand
it is generally expected that availability of storage facilities will become increasingly important over time due to growing EU gas demand and import dependency and thus the need for additional storage for security of supply reasons.
Import dependency, outdated infrastructure
primary energy sources and Europe's growing import dependency, clearly the seriousness of the energy
contributing to: reduced import dependency and diversification of the fuel mix;
Our import dependency is rising.
Import dependency for oil continues to be highest reaching 94% in 2030.
In the HLEER-04 scenario import dependency would be 4-6% lower than in the BL-04.
Import dependency, currently close to half of gross consumption,
Import dependency for solid fuels is 40%,
Vulnerability due to increasing import dependency can also be mitigated if the gas system remains flexible
Security of supply is less a question of import dependency, but rather of the degree of diversification of suppliers
terms of energy use, it is a major source of greenhouse gases and of import dependency on fossil fuels.
Strategies to enhance resource efficiency, recycling and reuse are important to address social and economic development in a context of restricted access to resources and high import dependency.
Economically advantageous: Higher electricity generation costs for existing nuclear power plants due to stricter safety standards and strong import dependency on fossil fuels favor the expansion of renewable energies.
Import dependency varies significantly between Member States.
Import dependency rises in all scenarios.
Europe's import dependency is forecast to rise to 70% by 2030.
Creating new export products, reduce import dependency on petroleum.