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A study is reported which provides an in-depth examination of the present and future of oil supply/demand and product trade of the three countries. Numerous tabulated data and bar charts are included.
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In order for the UK to achieve its carbon emission reduction targets all sectors of the economy, including transport, must contribute. Transport is a particular challenge, however, as it is the fastest growing area of carbon emissions. Merlin Hyman, Director, Environmental Industries Commission (EIC...
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Optimisation of the use of biomass is essential to long-term energy planning for the UK, and this should involve gasification of the various types of available wastes, writes Paul Winstanley.
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Oxera is an independent economics consultancy—one of the longest established in Europe—with an international reputation for integrity, intellectual rigour and work of the highest quality.
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The international shipping industry has started to look seriously at technologies to cut its fuel bills and, therefore, its carbon emissions. Here, Alasdair Cameron discusses alternative propulsion methods - and international moves to coerce the industry on carbon emissions.
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Despite numerous announcement by the Islamic Government during its two decades in power to diversify the economy with oil exports accounting for 85% of the budget revenues.
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In UK, the Environmental Transport Association has indicated to the government that motorists are required to pay £500 for each ton of CO2 produced, compared with £7 for industry, commerce and households, consequently a cut in petrol tax is sought.
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The privatization of Argentina's natural-gas industry in late 1992 is outlined and details are given of how it has transformed the country's pipeline network. Deregulation which began in 1989 is described, transport---distribution changes are discussed, and competition, future achievements of TGN, a...
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