Приклади вживання Energy-intensive industries Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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In energy-intensive industries, the percentage can even get up to 40%.
At present, Ukraine's economy is too overloaded with energy-intensive industries in industrial production.
But for energy-intensive industries, the issue of cheap electricity remains relevant.
InWEO-2013, large variations in energy prices persist through to 2035,affecting company strategies and investment decisions in energy-intensive industries.
In energy-intensive industries such as steel, chemicals or pharmaceuticals, the percentage is even higher.
Now the Department of electromechanical equipment energy-intensive industries are 11 full-time teachers and five people teaching and support staff.
WEO's economists predict that big variations in energy prices will persist through 2035,affecting company strategies and investment decisions in energy-intensive industries.
But in energy-intensive industries like steel, chemicals or pharmaceuticals, the percentage is much higher- as much as 40%.
Under the influence of TNCs and the strengthening of its own industry less developed countries change their specialization, adapting to the needs of the TNC,which they translate labor-and energy-intensive industries.
The main reasons are the high share of energy-intensive industries in the structure of Ukraine's GDP and insufficient levels of energy efficiency.
Low-cost hydropower was seen as one of the best ways to meet growing energy demand andwas often tied to the development of energy-intensive industries such as aluminium smelters and steelworks.
For many years in Ukraine, resource-intensive and energy-intensive industries and technologies dominated, commodity orientation of exports and excessive concentration of production.
They combine the developed energy efficiency that will penetrate all life spheres without exception,relatively small pace of acceleration of economic development and a consistent abandonment of all energy-intensive industries.
Lower energy prices in the United States mean that it is well-placed to reap an economic advantage,while higher costs for energy-intensive industries in Europe and Japan are set to be a heavy burden,” said IEA chief economist, Faith Birol.
The estimate of a 20%-30% increase in demand for electricity comes after years of gradually declining power use, much of thatdue to growing energy efficiency and the closure of older, energy-intensive industries.
Lower energy prices in the United States mean that it is well-placed to reap an economic advantage,while higher costs for energy-intensive industries in Europe and Japan are set to be a heavy burden,” according to Faith Birol, IEA Chief Economist.
Many new companies havefilled the gaps left behind by coal mining and energy-intensive industries, but the unemployment rate in Duisburg, Essen, Gelsenkirchen or Dortmund is still roughly double the German average of 5.2 percent in 2018 and whole neighbourhoods have become like ghettos for people and families depended on state benefits.
Due to its low cost, hydropower was seen as one of the best ways to meet the growing energy demand andis often tied to the development of energy-intensive industries such as steel works and aluminium smelters.
Lower energy prices in the United States mean that it is well-placed to reap an economic advantage,while higher costs for energy-intensive industries in Europe and Japan are set to be a heavy burden,” IEA chief economist Fatih Birol noted in a statement.
Among the stated requirements, according to the ZFP representative, land- lease to the plan the substation"F-2"owned by OJSC"Zaporozheoblenergo", revision in order to downward of the NCER standard on definition of the class of consumption to 100 million kW/ h,the introduction of the zero class of consumers of electricity for energy-intensive industries, the purchase of electricity by direct bilateral contracts with power generation companies.
The simulation results of the revolutionary scenario indicate that Ukraine has sufficient renewable energy potential, which can provide full coverage of possible demand for energy resources and services,even if a high proportion of energy-intensive industry is maintained.
Among the industries the most energy-intensive was and remains the metallurgical industry- 22.06 kWh of consumed electricity for 9 months, or 24.6% of the total structure.
Modern industry is becoming increasingly energy-intensive production, energy consumption is constantly growing.
Bezos is developing low-cost,reusable rockets with the goal of moving energy-intensive, heavy industry off Earth.
First and foremost, these are powerful energy consumers such as transport, construction, housing, district heating,general electricity consumption and industry, including its most energy-intensive species.
This was, firstly, an increase in the extraction and export of commodities, and secondly,growth in the traditional industrial sectors(mainly in the metallurgy and chemical industry), using largely obsolete energy-intensive, high-tech technologies and exporting to the world market predominantly semi-finished products.
The issue of energy saving at all stages of production due to the steady increase in prices for natural gas andother energy resources is especially important for the energy-intensive and strategically important for Ukraine's industry, i.e. ferrous metallurgy.
Their orientation on metallurgic industry, the severely outdated and uncompetitive outside the CIS machine-building, as well energy-intensive chemical industry has led to the reduction of the share of these very commodities in the overall Ukrainian export.