for the heat benchmark sub-installation as terajoule of measurable heat consumed for the production of products or the production of mechanical energy other than the production of electricity, heating or cooling within the installation’s boundaries per year.

(2) for the heat benchmark sub-installation as terajoule of measurable heat consumed for the production of products or the production of mechanical energy other than the production of electricity, heating or cooling within the installation’s boundaries per year.

1. ‘Energy-using ð related ï product’ or EuP Ö , hereinafter referred to as 'product', Õ means a product ð any good having an impact on energy consumption during use ï which, once Ö is Õ placed on the market and/or put into service ð in the European Union ï, is dependent on energy input (electricity, fossil fuels and renewable energy sources) to work as intended, or a product for the generation, transfer and measurement of such energy, including parts dependent on energy input and intended to be incorporated into an EuP ð energy related products ï covered by this D ...[+++]irective which are placed on the market and/or put into service as individual parts for end-users and of which the environmental performance can be assessed independently.

32. In its ongoing review of the waste framework legislation, facilitate and further encourage the use of biomass and clean waste as fuel; review the animal by-products legislation with a view to encouraging the use of farming and food processing by-products as a renewable energy source.

in general a very large number of delegations welcomed the Action Plan and acknowledged its future positive impact, particularly with regard to securing the Community supplies of renewable energy, reducing the Community's dependency on fossil energies, providing viable alternative agricultural production and rural activities for farmers, improving sustainable development and biodiversity and maintaining rural activities; several delegations insisted on the need to keep sufficiently high import tariffs to make the development of Community biomass production possible and to avoid excessive imports of renewable sources of energy such as bi ...[+++]o ethanol; some delegations stressed the importance of using different types of bio energies, including bio products, bio plastics and animal by-products; some delegations expressed their concern regarding possible further certification for sustainable sources of energy, pointing out the fact that it would increase the administrative burden on operators; more specifically a few delegations, underlining the insufficient amount of money spent on renewable energy in agriculture, suggested an increase either of the current level of EUR 45/hectare for the "carbon credit" premium and/or an increase in the current maximum eligible area (1,5 million hectares);

In Sweden electricity is mainly produced as hydro- and nuclear power.