Examples of using Extraction potential in English and their translations into Danish
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Table 10 Extraction potential by countries.
EUR 10 extraction EUR 10 extraction potential.
Table 3 Extraction potential by coalfields.
Figure 14: Capital expenditure per tonne of extraction potential 1978-80.
Extraction potential in 1980 increased very slightly to 246,4 million tonnes.
Movement of coal extraction potential.
Total Community extraction potential should therefore decrease from 65.6 million tonnes in 1976 to 59.4 million tonnes in 1980.
Figure 14: Development of extraction and extraction potential of Iron ore.
Capital expenditure by country Capital expenditure by sectors Extraction and extraction potential by country.
Capital expenditure by countries Capital expenditure by categories Extraction and extraction potential by countries.
Table 8- Capital expenditure by countries Table 9- Capital expenditure by category Table 10- Extraction potential by countries.
Hard coal collieries- Capital expenditure by coalfield Hard coal- Capital expenditure per tonne of coal produced, 1977-80 Hard coal- Extraction and extraction potential by coalfield.
Extraction potential in 1981 was 32,5 million tonnes, 1,6 million tonnes lower than forecast in the previous survey and 20% or 8,5 million tonnes lower than the extraction potential realized in 1980.
This relatively optimistic view reflects a feeling of confidence that the coalfields which are expanding,primarily in the United Kingdom, will compensate for reductions in extraction potential, in particular in France.
The long-term extraction potential will presumably settle down at some 240 million tee.
On the basis of this survey there are signs that, in the longer term, extraction potential will amount to approximately 240 million tee.
Viewed on a national basis, extraction potential in Germany in 1980 will be slightly higher than that of 1976 40.3 million tonnes.
On the basis of this survey of investments and those of the preceding years, there are signs that in the longer term extraction potential will find its own level between 250 and 260 million tonnes t t.
The extraction potential of iron-ore mines in the Community is now expected to register a decline of nearly 6 million tonnes between 1976 and 1980.
However, the present report shows that extraction potential is expected to fall to 232.6 million tonnes by 1986.
In the current economic climate, the burden of fixed charges, accumulated deficits and debt servicing,together with delays in investment threaten to bring about a much more rapid fall in extraction potential than that considered in this survey.
According to the survey this will not, however, prevent a considerable decrease in extraction potential in eastern France from 52.5 million tonnes in 1976 to 48.2 million tonnes in 1980.
In France, where the bulk of the extraction potential is now concentrated, expenditure was 0,32 ECU/ tonne compared with 0,33 ECU/ tonne in 1974, which, taking into account inflation, represents a very large fall in real investment Figure 14.
According to the projects in progress or approved by the undertakings, extraction potential should decrease by a total of only 5 million tonnes between now and 1981.