Examples of using Gas imports in English and their translations into Swedish
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Strategic reserve for security of supply in case of disruption(particularly used in Member States with high dependence on non-EU gas imports);
because it could result in a reduction in our dependency on gas imports.
Investing in technological development in the area of extracting natural gas from alternative sources could make a vital contribution in the future to reducing dependency on gas imports.
The question is all the more urgent as dependency on gas imports will increase significantly in the decades to come.
However, about 40% of the EU gas imports in 2013 came from Russia
we talk very frequently about our dependency on oil and gas imports from Russia but we have not devised a common strategy on this issue.
by largely controlling up-stream gas imports and/or domestic gas production.
the amount of energy saved would correspond to the entire country's gas imports for its own use from Russia.
we should not be replacing the lost energy with additional gas imports, for example, from Russia.
We support a more robust common external energy security policy under the CFSP with regard to Russian oil and gas imports, but we do not see what difference the Lisbon Treaty would have made to managing this crisis.
avoid an increase in the EU's reliance on gas imports.
which will bring about an immediate rise in the cost of gas imports for the whole of the European Union.
risk of the loss- of 20% of gas imports from third countries to the European Community for at least 8 weeks.
In this way, the TEN-E programme responds to the increased dependence on gas imports, which implies a significant increase in natural gas transport capacity,
Investments in infrastructure for gas import via regasification terminals and pipelines. Top.
One cannot merely rely on gas imported from Russia.
The EU is dependent for energy on gas imported from the east.
It is important to stress that the Directives give any company the right to invest in an electricity generation or gas import project.
Falling gas production in the EU and concerns over gas supply security call for new gas import pipelines and other infrastructures such as LNG terminals.
With the closure of this power plant, Lithuania would become fully dependent on the only source- gas imported from Russia.