Traducción de «Centro de Energía Limpia UE-China » (Español → Inglés) :

Key follow up actions: Invite the U.S., Japan and other industrialised partner countries to pool efforts with the EU to accelerate the development of ambitious policies on low carbon technologies and energy efficiency, including regulatory cooperation, joint RD projects, researchers mobility, and joint work on better performing materials and standards for critical and emerging technologies, as already pursued with the US under the auspices of the EU-US Energy Council Elaborate long-term low carbon energy roadmaps with key partners such as the US and Japan to support technological, research and industrial cooperation Propose a trilateral ...[+++]initiative with Japan and the U.S. on research on critical materials for energy applications, particularly in areas of major technological challenge such as the substitution of rare earths Raise the reciprocity principle in the EU energy-related science and technology cooperation as envisaged under the Innovation Union; [25] enhance cooperation between U.S. national energy laboratories and laboratories in the EU, including the Commission's Joint Research Centre Prepare EU and Member States joint approaches towards China, India, Brazil, and South Africa, designed to promote policies and technologies in the areas of low carbon energy and demand management, and upgrade existing bilateral dialogues to encompass sustainable modernisation paths and energy security aspects |

59. Supports the Commission's collaboration with China, notably the 2005 EU-China Partnership on Climate Change and the subsequent 2006 Memorandum of Understanding on Co-operation on Near-Zero Emissions Power Generation Technology, which should encourage the development of clean energy technologies; calls on the Commission to work with China to draw up a roadmap for clean energy technology development in China and to identify the key actions and milestones for the development and deployment of clean energy technologie ...[+++]s in that country; urges the Commission to establish similar relationships with other emerging economies, notably those of India and Brazil, which may also have extensive coal reserves;

5. Supports the Commission's collaboration with China, notably the 2005 EU-China Partnership on Climate Change and the subsequent 2006 Memorandum of Understanding on Co-operation on Near-Zero Emissions Power Generation Technology, which should encourage the development of clean energy technologies; calls on the Commission to work with China to draw up a roadmap for clean energy technology development in China and to identify the key actions and milestones for the development and deployment of clean energy technologies in China; urge ...[+++]s the Commission to establish similar relationships with other emerging economies, notably India and Brazil, which may also have extensive coal reserves;

58. Supports the Commission's collaboration with China, notably the 2005 EU-China Partnership on Climate Change and the subsequent 2006 Memorandum of Understanding on Co-operation on Near-Zero Emissions Power Generation Technology, which should encourage the development of clean energy technologies; calls on the Commission to work with China to draw up a roadmap for clean energy technology development in China and to identify the key actions and milestones for the development and deployment of clean energy technologie ...[+++]s in that country; urges the Commission to establish similar relationships with other emerging economies, notably those of India and Brazil, which may also have extensive coal reserves;

It will strengthen the Community's capacity to implement the above mentioned strategies and thematic programmes and to generate synergies with European Technology Platforms, Joint Technology Initiatives, and Climate Change and Energy Partnerships, e.g. with Russia, China and India The promotion of clean energy solutions will generate substantial benefits in terms of improved indoor and ambient air quality and promote the creation of local enterprise ...[+++]s, employment and income development.

Furthermore, Energy Technology Centres could be established in key third countries, building on the closer energy cooperation already in place with e.g. the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), OPEC, China and India.