Translation of "Brennstoffpreise" in English

The strong euro had mitigated to some extent the effect of rising or increasing prices of fuel and oil.

The most obvious change of this kind has, of course, been the rise in the price of fuels.

Low fuel prices result in a lower share of renewable energies.

Three model alternatives are presented for the considered commodity prices.

Other relevant factors include power plant availability and fuel prices, for example.

In addition, costs are rising thanks, for example, to higher fuel prices and increasing environmental and other obligations.

Essentially, a world of Global Action is characterised by lower fossil fuel prices and high carbon prices.

They are self-reliant men, but high fuel costs, high other costs, are crippling them.

Such a move would slow the rapid rise in the pump price of fuel, he said.

The proportional reduction in the fuel mass flow used can also partly offset rising fuel prices.

Only in June, Age Concern Scotland said that fuel price rises will leave more vulnerable people struggling to keep warm this winter.

How does the Commission intend to address, both in the short and long-term, the grave economic problems facing farmers (increase in fuel prices, high production costs, differences between producer and consumer prices) and to ensure the survival of small producers at European level?

The key drivers of changes in electricity price forecasts are the movement in underlying fuel prices (coal, gas, oil), the carbon pricing introduced by the European Emissions Trading scheme and the capacity reserve margins.

Moreover, the Commission had taken note of information distributed by Agence France-Presse and in the newspapers according to which the reductions in social security contributions were intended to compensate the rise in oil prices which had already been registered for several months.

At a time when debate about CO2 emissions has become unavoidable because it is central to discussion of climate change, and when the volatility of fuel prices has made the continuation of the current dependence on petroleum and its derivatives unsustainable, at least in the long term, it is important to find alternatives.

The challenges posed by climate change, CO2 emissions and other pollutants, and the volatility of fuel prices have created a positive climate for the worldwide development of electric vehicles.

This time the protests and persecution intensified following a 500% rise in the cost of fuel due to the government withdrawing its subsidy.

The electricity price rose, not only because of the emissions trading system, but mainly because of high fuel prices and because of the lack of competition in the power and gas market – a lack of liberalisation.

Increasing worries about global warming, and its effects on food prices, or about the cold and snowy winter in the northern hemisphere and its effects on heating fuel prices, are contagious stories.

Moreover, the EU should work to improve the flow of energy supplies across its internal borders, helping member states closer to Russia to compensate for the losses incurred by higher fuel prices.

Where fuel prices are global (e.g. oil and coal) and difficult to influence, EU policies of diversifying energy supplies and supply routes, negotiating with major energy partners with one European voice, and promoting energy efficiency internationally, all help strengthen the EU's influence.

As the large cogeneration installations have easier access to more favourable financing and fuel prices direct support for production of cogenerated electricity should be concentrated to electricity produced either in installations with a capacity below an indicative threshold value of 50 MW (e) or in larger installations but then only the amount of electricity produced by the capacity below such an indicative threshold.

Moreover, the sharp increases in fuel prices may have had a greater effect on processed food prices.

ETS carbon prices are significantly higher than in the Reference and CPI scenarios, while fuel prices are lower.

ETS prices are significantly higher than in the Reference and CPI scenarios, while fuel prices are lower.

Scenarios with ambitious energy efficiency and renewable policies demonstrate lower ETS prices, and scenarios with energy efficiency policies reduce energy consumption, electricity prices and fuel costs.