Übersetzung für "Förderkosten" in Englisch

In the case of natural gas, too, there are corresponding differences in recovery costs.

OPEC production costs currently average around $2 per barrel.

The extraction cost to point of delivery is estimate at approx US$70 per ton.

This will be reflected in higher extraction costs, which means exorbitant prices.

Moreover, the government has recently adopted further measures to control the costs of promoting solar energy.

In order to compare costs, a costing exercise was carried out on surface-to-underground transport by rail vehicles.

From 1970 to 1976, production costs expressed in national currency rose more rapidly than the cost of living.

Control lift costs associated with maintenance, operations and equipment reliability.

The Company's Parral Tailings project is one of the lowest cash cost silver producers in the world .

Despite the hype about the shale-gas revolution, the extraction cost of (onshore) conventional gas remains below that of shale gas.

These cover, apart from mining operations, operations for the dressing of coal, in particular washing, sizing and sorting, and the transport to the delivery point;

It has been decided to apply the same adjustment to the normal value as was applied In the previous investigation, i.e. a reduction of the normal value corresponding to 20 % of the extraction cost found for the cooperating Turkish producer.

In order to ensure participation of such small-scale installations, specific conditions, including feed-in tariffs, might therefore still be necessary to ensure a positive cost-benefit ratio, in accordance with Union law relating to the electricity market.

Owing to geological constraints and mining-related production costs, coal produced in the Member States cannot compete with imports from third countries.

This is due to expected relatively low volumes and higher production costs and the fact that prices are still largely set through long term oil-indexed contracts.

In the last 20 years the officially fixed price of coal represented between 40% and 90% of the actual production cost.

Some of this coal comes from countries with lower extraction costs because working conditions and environmental standards are far below those of the Community.

These cover, apart from mining operations, operations for the dressing of coal, in particular washing, sizing, and sorting, and the costs of transport to the place of use.

Support arrangements for renewable energy should take this aspect into consideration in order to optimise the pace of development and the cost of support to be borne by the taxpayer.

In the Communication "Renewable Energy: a major player in the European energy market"6, the Commission underlined the need to adjust public intervention in order to stimulate innovation, increasingly expose renewables to market prices, prevent overcompensation, diminish the costs of support and ultimately end support.

Reduced deposits are therefore likely to be reflected in increased exploitation costs and thus lead, ultimately, to rising prices.

Reduced deposits are therefore likely to be reflected in increased exploitation costs and thus lead, ultimately, to rising prices.

The reason for this aid increase is that the gap between the world market price for coking coal and German production costs has proved wider than originally foreseen, on account of the drop in prices on the world market in 1992 and the development of the US dollar-German mark exchange rate.

Reduced deposits are therefore likely to be reflected in increased exploitation costs and thus lead, ultimately, to rising prices.