Примери за използване на Coal use на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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China plans to cut coal use.
Coal use, especially, has been cut.
China wants to cap coal use by 2020.
Coal use, in particular, decreased.
China to ban coal use in Beijing by 2020.
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Finland calls for ban on coal use.
Growth in coal use in China is starting to fall.
An International Energy Agency report predicts that global coal use will continue to grow over the next five years.
Still, that was not fast enough to meet higher electricity demand around the world that also drove up coal use.
No law that encourages coal use can stop climate change.
Yet, this is not fast enough to meet the higher electricity demand around the world causing coal use to increase.
As late as 2015, its coal use was expected to triple by 2030;
Coal use has been in decline in Finland for several years and currently accounts for just eight per cent of total energy consumption in Finland.
The fall-off is due to reduced coal use in China, as well as faster uptake of renewables.
Coal use will decline in Europe, Canada, the United States and China- the world's largest coal consumer- but rise in southeast Asia, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh.
They also stoked a second consecutive annual increase for coal use, reversing three years of decline earlier this decade.
Placing limits on coal use is also consistent with pledges made by President Xi Jinping to try to reduce the effects of climate change.
The ban to use coal for home heating andthe restrictions against burning coal in urban areas notably contributed to a decline in British coal use.
In other words, coal use for electricity must be reduced to zero.
The efforts would see Finland's annual carbon dioxide emissions cut by seven million tonnes by 2020 while reducing coal use would cut emissions by a further two million tonnes.
Despite a decline in coal use, emissions are rising due to growth in natural gas and oil use. .
Planned and ongoing coal mine closures and the commitment by numerous EU Member States to phase out coal use are expected to accelerate this downward trend.
Significant increases in coal use are also expected in Indonesia, Vietnam, Philippines, Malaysia and Pakistan.
Planned and ongoing closures of coal mines, and the commitment by a number of Member States to phase out coal use for power generation are expected to accelerate this downward trend.
This was largely due to reduced coal use in the U.S. and China, along with improvements in energy efficiency and growth of renewable energy around the world.
Having peaked in 2013, China's consumption is expected to decline by 0.1 percent a year to 2.787 billion tonnes in 2022 as coal use in the industrial and residential sectors falls due to efforts to improve air quality.
China, which is curbing its coal use and increasingly being seen as a climate leader, provided $13.5bn for fossil fuels but just $85m for green energy.
The rise is due to the growing number of cars on the roads and a renaissance of coal use and means the world remains on the track to catastrophic global warming.
The IPCC says coal use must fall two thirds by 2030 and fall to virtually zero by mid-century to keep Earth on a 1.5-C path.
That restructuring must involve, on the one hand, a transition towards sustainable economic activities that create high quality jobs, and on the other, wherever possible,establishing more competitive and sustainable coal mining and less polluting coal use.