Examples of using Energy technologies in English and their translations into Polish
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For this reason Mr Barroso spoke about investment in innovative energy technologies, technological modernisation
Figure 528 below illustrates how many renewable energy technologies would be more able to compete with conventional fuels if external costs were reflected in prices.
we need low-carbon, highly efficient energy technologies.
Renewable energy technologies that are still a long way from being economically viable should not be prematurely forced upon the market through expensive subsidies or artificial purchase prices.
Competing energy technologies need to be assessed with their full life-cycle costs and benefits.
Madam President, this Parliament has a vision of 21 different renewable energy technologies for the 21st century.
innovative public-private partnerships are needed to develop next generation energy technologies.
He underlined that emerging energy technologies, such as ocean energy
Nuclear energy technologies are included in this portfolio as they have the greatest potential to meet the energy
Address the demonstration/market rollout bottleneck in the innovation chain of low carbon energy technologies.
improve science education in the field of renewable energy technologies(SET plan);
Investing more and better in new energy technologies must be a strategic priority for the European Union.
Renewable energy technologies are needed to safeguard our planet's future from climate change-
incentives for the development and take-up of energy technologies is a matter of public policy.
the business community with greater certainty on future market volumes for renewable energy technologies.
Energy technologies are currently a point of reference in a world where innovation is playing an ever-increasing role in creating prosperity.
low carbon energy technologies.
renewable energy payments is a policy mechanism designed to accelerate investment in renewable energy technologies.
low-carbon energy technologies.
Lithuania capped public support to renewable electricity when it set quite unambitious targets for each of the main renewable energy technologies.