Übersetzung für "Steinkohlebergbau" in Englisch

The cost of each job in the coal mining industry is much higher than the average.

The number of recepients in the coal industry will be 9 300.

In the late nineteenth century, the town grew based on the development of coal mines and the steel industry.

Much of Wallsend's early industry was driven by coal mining.

Coal mining has almost disappeared in Germany.

In the hard coal mining industry a new culmination is looming.

A new decision establishing Community rules foraid to the coal industry was submitted to the Council for its assent.

The Hainaut region, once dominatedby the coal and textiles sectors, is the prime beneficiary of Community support.

Until 1947, he worked in Tscheljabinsk, Siberia in the Camp 8 coal mine.

From the 18th century, Kidsgrove grew around coal mining, although the pits have now closed.

In 2015, the hard coal mining industry employed 90,000 people, which was 0.6% of total employment in Poland.

Milled limestone is used in underground coal mining to prevent and suppress coal dust explosions.

Milled limestone is used in underground coal mining to prevent and suppress explosions.

There is the argument that the State aid scheme adopted in 2002, which is about to expire, was a phasing out arrangement for coal mining.

This is due to the fact that mining and, in particular, coal mining is going on all over the world, but unfortunately, the safety standards elsewhere are very low when compared with those in German or other European pits.

However, if we are looking at the consequences for industrial policy of an early exit from coal mining, I would like to say that the European mining equipment industry is competitive.

What I find regrettable about the Commission proposal, in view of the imminent enlargement of the European Union, is that it does not include the coal-producing acceding countries in its scope with effect from the date they join, which is indispensable, and the periods for which the regulation is to run are far too short for these countries to be able to carry out the necessary and painful restructuring of coal mining in, for example, Poland and the Czech Republic.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of the Commission I would first like to thank the European Parliament and its rapporteur, Mr Novelli, and the Chairman of the Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy, Mr Westendorp, for the work that they have done in this area, and in particular for their favourable report on the proposal for a Council regulation on State aid to the coal industry.

Mr President, the Novelli report on the coal industry in the European Union was, as you are aware, rejected by the Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy on 23 April.

That report, far from helping to reach a consensus around the European Commission proposal, which was viewed by the majority of the members of our committee as balanced and comprehensive, meant sudden death for the European coal industry.