hydraulic machinery [ hydraulic equipment | water turbine | water wheel | Hydraulic equipment(ECLAS) ]

hydraulic works [ hydraulic engineering | pumping station | Hydraulic engineering(ECLAS) | Wells(ECLAS) ]

hydraulic foundry moulding operator | hydraulic patternmaking operator | hydraulic forging press worker | hydraulic sheet metal apprentice

fluid power brake inspector | hydraulic brake operator | fluid power technician | hydraulic liquid inspector

generation of electricity from thermal/ hydraulic/nuclear energy

hydraulic energy [ Hydropower(STW) ]

hydraulic mineral oils | pneumatic mineral oils | hydraulic fluid | pneumatic oils

the business of development, production and supply of passive hydraulic actuators in Mondovì, Italy; the manufacturing plant in Gemlik, Turkey; the business of production and supply of passive hydraulic actuators in China; assets for the production and supply of passive hydraulic actuators in India.

138. While recognising that the energy mix is primarily a Member State competence, acknowledges the public concerns about hydraulic fracturing and the consequences this technology might entail for the climate, environment and public health and for the achievement of the EU’s long-term decarbonisation goal; recognises, furthermore, that the limited potential of unconventional fuels to help meet the EU’s future energy demand, coupled with high investment and exploitation costs and the current low global oil prices, means that it is questionable whether hydraulic fracturing can be a viable technology in the European Union; believes that p ...[+++]ublic concerns must be properly addressed and that any hydraulic fracturing activities should comply with the highest climate, environmental and public health standards; asks those Member States which intend to pursue hydraulic fracturing to respect the 2014 Commission recommendation on minimum principles for the exploration and production of hydrocarbons (such as shale gas) using high-volume hydraulic fracturing;

134. While recognising that the energy mix is primarily a Member State competence, acknowledges the public concerns about hydraulic fracturing and the consequences this technology might entail for the climate, environment and public health and for the achievement of the EU's long-term decarbonisation goal; recognises, furthermore, that the limited potential of unconventional fuels to help meet the EU's future energy demand, coupled with high investment and exploitation costs and the current low global oil prices, means that it is questionable whether hydraulic fracturing can be a viable technology in the European Union; believes that p ...[+++]ublic concerns must be properly addressed and that any hydraulic fracturing activities should comply with the highest climate, environmental and public health standards; asks those Member States which intend to pursue hydraulic fracturing to respect the 2014 Commission recommendation on minimum principles for the exploration and production of hydrocarbons (such as shale gas) using high-volume hydraulic fracturing;

121. Stresses that hydropower is a major, indigenous, renewable and safe energy source which accounts for 11 % of all European electricity production; stresses that hydropower will therefore continue to play an important role in electricity production and storage, and will make a major contribution to de-carbonising the European economy and reducing the EU’s dependence on external energy sources;