Examples of using Captive use in English and their translations into German
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Total production and captive use.
Production for captive use increased by nearly 120000 tonnes between 1997 and 2000.
In 2001, production fell as sales and captive use declined.
Captive use increased between 1999 and 2000, from 44,6 to 46,7m tonnes an increase of 4,7.
This occurred against the backgroundof a concurrent fall in production sold on the free market, captive use and consumption.
Production for captive use represented around 13% of total Community production between 1997 and 2000.
The mill has an on-site chemical plant producing caustic,sodium chlorate and hydrochloric acid for captive use.
It should be stated, however, that captive use for the product concerned represented less than 20% of total production.
The production level in 2001 was thelowest rate seen in the 5-year period analysed, in line with the fall in sales and captive use.
Production for captive use increased by nearly 700000 tonnes between 1997 and 1998 before falling back to 44,6m tonnes in 1999.
As a result of the fall in production destined for sales and a rise in captive use, total Community production fell from 2,58mt to 2,32mt.
The net billing law governing the captive use of electricity from renewable energy sources and its feeding into the distribution network was adjusted further.
For a long time H2 is an industrial commodity which is produced and marketed by the industrial gases' companies or is produced for captive use in oil refineries.
In relative terms, production for captive use remained at around 18% of production levels throughout the period and was, therefore, considered to be material.
While it has, to the extent possible, combined free market and captive data,it has also split the analysis between free market and captive use, where necessary and possible.
For flanges, the investigation has demonstrated that the production of captive use is so small(2% in 2001) that it is considered not to have had any impact on the injury analysis.
Although, to the extent possible, free market and captive data have been combined,the Commission has also split the analysis between free market and captive use, where necessary and possible.
The data for captive use demonstrates that, notwithstanding an increase in 2000, a similar trend was identified in respect of captive use, and these findings were supported by the analysis of the whole activity for the product concerned.
Total production increased by nearly 2% in 2000,reflecting an increase in production for captive use, so that the increase in imports relative to total production was smaller, at 24.
Ethanolamines intended for captive use are therefore not considered to be in competition with ethanolamines otherwise available in the Community, the latter being the relevant Community market for the product concerned.
Total Community production also fell in 2001(by 232000 tonnes or 8%),reflecting a marginal decrease in production for captive use, a drop in exports and a fall in production sold on the free market.
The further data received in respect of captive use is not, by its very nature, adapted to an immediate and objective comparison with the data obtained for the free market for the product concerned, but it does not show evidence that it was more profitable by the companies to produce for captive use than for the free market.
Total production also fell in 2001(by 5,69m tonnes or 11,3%),reflecting a decrease in the production for captive use and in production sold in the free market, so that the increase in imports relative to total production was 12,5.
While the Commission has, to the extent possible, combined free market and captive data,the Commission has also split the analysis between free market and captive use, where necessary and possible.
With respect to certain other factors which are analysed above in respect of the free market, i.e., sales prices, stocks and profitability,the further data received in respect of captive use is not, by its very nature, adapted to an immediate and objective comparison with the data obtained for the free market for hot rolled sheets and plates, but nevertheless does not show evidence that it was more profitable to produce for captive use than for the free market.
With respect to certain other factors which are analysed above in respect of the free market, i.e., sales prices, stocks and profitability, the data received is not, by its very nature, adapted to an immediate and objective comparison with the data obtained for the free market for the product concerned, butnevertheless does not show evidence that it was more to produce for captive use than for the free market.
In particular, for the product concerned, the Commission has evaluated the development of production capacity, production, capacity utilisation, employment,productivity, captive use, stocks, consumption, sales, market share, cash flow, return on capital employed, unit price, undercutting and profitability for the years 1997 to 2001.
With respect to certain other factors which are analysed above in respect of the free market, i.e., sales prices, stocks and profitability, the data received is not, by its very nature, adapted to an immediate and objective comparison with the data obtained for the free market for hot rolled coils, but nevertheless does not showevidence that it was more profitable to produce for captive use than for the free market.
In particular, for the product concerned, the Commission has evaluated the development of production capacity, production, capacity utilisation, employment, productivity, cash flow,return on capital employed, captive use, stocks, consumption, sales, market share, price, undercutting and profitability for the years 1997 to 2001.