Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Kyoto commitments in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The analysis in the Green Paper sets out to show that efforts will have to focus on orienting the demand for energy in a way which respects the EU's Kyoto commitments and is mindful of the security of supply.
particularly in the face of the challenges of international competition and the Kyoto commitments.
a measurable contribution to Kyoto commitments.
removals) compared with the Kyoto commitments.
Then we must ensure that the Kyoto commitments are implemented.
This makes it harder for the EU to meet its Kyoto commitments and has negative repercussions on the competitiveness of certain sectors(e.g. energy intensive industries)
This proposal aims to contribute to achieve the Kyoto commitments and reach the objective of doubling the share of renewable energy of the gross inland energy consumption, from at present 6% to 12% in 2010.
a number of working groups have been established for the purpose of providing the Commission with proposals intended to help meet EU Kyoto commitments.
Efforts will have to focus on orienting the demand for energy in a way that respects the EU's Kyoto commitments and is mindful of security of supply.
As indicated in the Green Paper on the security of supply and the Kyoto commitments, issued by the Commission in December, energy efficiency and energy savings contribute to energy policy,
the decision to implement the Kyoto commitments to the full and to prepare to go further, by maintaining the
is now taking place both inside and outside the Community, stresses that much more will need to be done to meet the Kyoto commitments and to go well beyond them in the longer-term.
The Council stressed that the social dimension had to be taken into account in liberalising the internal market in electricity and pointed out that the Kyoto commitments, security of supply,
in particular reduction of greenhouse gas emissions to meet the Kyoto commitments, reduction of particulates
Member States' Kyoto commitments, with actual verified emissions reported in the Commission's annual progress reports
as an important step in the process of developing a strategy aimed at implementing the European Community's Kyoto commitments and encourages the Commission to continue to make progress
The EU will meet its Kyoto commitment.
Table 1 illustrates that domestic action within the Community could be sufficient to respect the Kyoto commitment of an estimated 600 million tons of CO2 equivalent24.
This would contribute about 40% of the CO2 emissions reductions needed to meet the EU's Kyoto commitment.
Realising this potential was foreseen to make a major contribution to improving security of supply in the EU and to meeting the EU Kyoto commitment.