Translation of "Bezug von strom" in English

In these days the use of electricity has become expensive in many parts of the world.

Examples of such power consumers are air conditioning installations or control units for the procurement of electric power for electric vehicles.

The Commission has also put more information on the specificity of these schemes in the recitals above.

The Commission should assess the greenhouse gas performance, technical innovation and sustainability of those fuels.

The surplus costs generated by the purchase of RES-E are passed on to the end-consumer of electricity through a specific levy.

In addition, the tax reduction confers a benefit upon the exporter, because the duty saved upon purchases of electricity improve its liquidity.

For example, a study of the European Commission's Joint Research Institute concluded as early as 2014 that 80% of Europe's population could potentially produce their electricity – using PV systems – more cheaply than the cost of drawing it from the grid.

For example, a study of the European Commission's Joint Research Institute concluded as early as 2014 that 80 % of Europe's population could potentially produce their electricity – using PV systems – more cheaply than the cost of drawing it from the grid.

The Citizens’ Energy Forum was created in 2008 (see IP/08/1594 ) to help consumers to enforce their existing EU-wide rights and to provide them with clear, straightforward information on what choices are available to them when it comes to buying their gas and electricity.

The Citizens’ Energy Forum is created to help consumers to enforce their existing EU-wide rights and to provide them with clear, straightforward information on what choices are available to them when it comes to buying their gas and electricity.

At the end of April 1998 Schleswag's purchases of electricity produced from renewable energy sources reached 5% of the total volume of electricity it had sold over the previous year.

Agreement is signed with Google on buying the electricity to power its data center in Hamina in southern Finland on renewable electricity.

In addition to the existing measures – promotion of public transport and sourcing our electricity from renewable energy at our headquarters in Zurich – we are helping to conserve resources by striving to use electronic correspondence and digital archives wherever possible in future.

Further strategic approaches include efficient generation of our own energy through cogeneration (combined heat and power, CHP) and obtaining electricity from renewable sources.

Direct emissions from our own power plants, waste incineration plants and production facilities (Scope 1) and indirect emissions from the procurement of electricity, steam and cooling energy (Scope 2) are determined at all production locations and relevant research and administrative sites.

Quick and courageous action can bring huge advantages, for example, when so-called "negative prices" are paid for electricity.

To achieve this, Siemens is focusing on four levers: energy efficiency, decentralized energy systems, intelligent e-mobility solutions and the purchasing of clean electricity.

The regional municipalities will benefit from lower costs compared to landfill as will the Royal Navy, the largest local energy user, through the direct supply of power and heat, resulting in significant cost savings.

In addition to the purchase of green electricity, the promotion of electric mobility and the use of energy-efficient lighting, the company continues to pursue the goal of continuously CO2 neutrality.

Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) are contracts between an electricity producer and a private buyer that regulate the long-term purchase of electricity from renewable sources at a fixed agreed price.

ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT — Ongoing improvement through deployment of alternative energy sources — There are several reasons for the improved results regarding environmental indicators: optimisation of energy efficiency in the business premises, procurement of environmentally friendly electricity from renewable sources and active environmental management.

Direct emissions from our own power plants, waste incineration plants and production facilities (corresponding to Scope 1 of the GHG Protocol) and indirect emissions that result from the external procurement of electricity, steam and refrigeration energy (Scope 2) are determined at all production locations and relevant administrative sites.

In addition, Hungary in its submission of 28 July 2016, provided additional information to address the concerns raised by the Commission in Section 3.3.7 of the Opening Decision regarding the overall balancing of any distortive effect of the measure on the internal market should the Commission find that the measure would comprise State aid.

Hungary shall ensure that Paks II shall use any of the profits deriving from the activity of units 5 and 6 of Paks II nuclear power plant (‘Paks II NPP’) for only the following purposes: