Eksempler på brug af Million toe på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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EU-30- Solid fuels consumption in million toe.
A 5 million toe decrease in stocks made up the balance of supply in 1982 a slightly lower fall than in the previous year.
Production and consumption of energy- 1988 million toe.
Primary energy production was 574.7 million toe, which was 2.3% down on 1988.
Primary energy production in the European Union(EUR 15) rose 1.8% over 1994, to reach 689.8 million toe in 1995.
Total final energy consumption in Cyprus is 1.2 million toe(1990) compared to 723 million toe in the Community.
The two phases under construction should produce an estimated 3.5 million toe a year.
The production of primary energy in the European Union was 700,7 million toe(tonne of oil equivalent) in 1997, a decline of 1,1% compared with 1996.
Germany accounts for nearly a quarter of overall gas consumption in the Community, and demand is expected to go on rising,to reach 61 million toe by 1985.
On the basis of these scenarios, the estimates for total EC-12 energy consumption(in million toe) and emissions into the air(in million tonnes) in 2010 would be.
The Commission of the European Communities has set a new objective aimed at improving energy efficiency by 25% on present levels- saving 250 million toe.
Gross domestic energy consumption(million toe') ι m eurostat.
The Federal Republic of Germany(127.6 million toe), France(91.5 million toe) and the Netherlands(55.0 million toe) are also major energy producers.
Total gross domestic energy consumption in the European Union(EUR 15) was 308.4 million toe, an increase of 1.7% over 1994.
Net oil imports fell again to 331 million toe(some 26$ mtoe less than in the peak year of 1973) and a level equivalent to approxima tely 37 of total energy consumption.
D Energy saving projects: by 1990 these could be saving the Ten between 130 and 150 million toe(tonnes oil equivalent) every year.
This could cause imports, which in 1976 amounted to 122 million toe or 8% of EEC gas requirements, to rise to around 78 million toe, covering almost a third of Member Countries' needs.
According to the more cautious estimates(allocation of between 7 and 8 million ha for energy crops),between 35 and 40 million toe could be produced by the year 2000.
Ii a very high positive activity effect in the period 1973-79(+101 million toe), followed by a very modest activity effect in the second period(+ 6,3 million toe), which reflects the contraction in economic activity.
The first two units, already under construction, should be commissioned in 1986 and at the beginning of 1987 respectively,their combined output representing an estimated saving of 3.5 million toe per annum.
Energy consump tion is highest in the Federal Repub lic of Germany(269.8 million toe), the United Kingdom(209.9 million toe) and France 201.0 million toe.
A very large andvirtually identical content effect in the two periods(down 61,2 million toe), which demonstrates that a high level of energy saving was maintained.
This new pipeline system(MEGAL- Mitteleuropäische Gasleitungsgesellschaft), which will be supplied both from Waidhaus and from Oberkappel on the Austrian-German border, will enable gas fromthe Soviet Union and Iran to be transmitted to Germany and France 16 000 million toe per annum.
Although the period 197981 may seem to mark a break with the preceding period, with an appreciable fall in energy consumption(down 59 million toe for the Community of Ten), this is chiefly the result of two phenomena.
For the Community, this meant a reduction of 109,0 million toe(18,3%) in net oil imports, an increase of 14,8 million toe(77,9°„) in solid fuel imports and an increase of 32,2 million toe(80,5%) in natural gas imports.
Forexample, Community gross primary energy consumption remained more or less constant between 1973 and 1985: it rose from 1029 million toe to 1053 million toe in 1980, declining slightly again to 1048 million toe in 1985.
Despite a considerable drive to reduce the dependence on imported oil(oil imports for 1984 are expected to be 289 million tonnes as against 326 million in 1982),Europe is still heavily dependent on energy imports anticipated consumption in 1984 of 884 million TOE compared with production of 527 million TOE.
Total Community consump tion of solid fuels(coal, lignite and peat)remained steady in 1989 at 229 million toe(tonnes of oil equivalent), which represents 21.2% of gross internal energy consump tion.
Developments in certain countries are worth noting: period only in the United Kingdom(-10 million toe),(Cf. table 1.3.3) the considerable reduction in energy content mainly owing to industry;a negative structural effect also achieved in Belgium(- 7,9 million toe), Germany- 37 developed in Germany from 1979 to 1981.