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Oil consumption was also very high.

Is all of this oil consumption really necessary?

That is 0.5 percent of the U.S. oil consumption.

Moreover, it is relatively easy to postpone lowering oil consumption.

Within this second transition, higher oil prices mean consumption by oil producers has to increase while that of oil consumers has to fall.

Russians pay for this consumption from the profits of gas and oil.

In the past, rising prices helped slow oil consumption in the US.

In the past, rising prices had a strong effect on US oil consumption.

Oil and natural gas rank second in energy consumption, and are mostly imported.

Indeed, with domestic oil consumption growing at a higher rate than production, government revenues from oil exports are already in decline.

A better balance between production and consumption would avoid large swings in oil prices.

In 2008, global oil consumption fell by 0.8 overall, with significant declines in consumption in North America, Western Europe, and parts of Asia.

With this whole sort of suite of policies, we could actually reduce our gasoline consumption or our oil consumption by 20 percent by 2020.

In fact, oil consumption in those countries dropped between 1980 and 1985, and even though increases have been registered since then, the level of oil consumption was still lower in 1990 as compared to 1980.

Oil exporters could, in turn, promise to increase domestic consumption expenditure, which would boost imports.

Lower oil prices and job creation, it was thought, would boost disposable income and consumption.

Transport energy consumption per capita (tonnes of oil equivalent) in SEE and EECCA countries (2004)

Unless and until US consumption patterns change or a rebounding dollar increases oil production, Americans will bear the brunt of single currency oil pricing.

Russia is the largest single external supplier of oil, accounting for 30 of EU total imports or some 27 of total EU oil consumption.

25. Savings of 13,900 for petrol, oil and lubricants is attributable to reduced consumption of petrol.

Though higher airline ticket prices may reduce purchases, airlines reduce oil consumption only when they cancel flights.

Canada provides about 16 of U.S. oil imports and 14 of total U.S. consumption of natural gas.

Global oil production is already peaking, yet consumption is expected to continue rising in the coming years.

Consumption of milk, meat, eggs, sugar and vegetable oils have all declined considerably, particularly sugar and oil.

If speculation were really the cause, they argue, there should be an increase in oil inventories, because higher prices would reduce consumption, forcing speculators to accumulate oil.

When oil prices collapsed in the mid 1980s, household consumption collapsed soon after, so did the Soviet Union.

They also account for some 40 per cent of world oil consumption, and this figure is rising rapidly.

Provision is also made for oil and lubricants at 10 per cent of the cost of petrol consumption.

Using oil or natural gas for domestic electricity threatens oil and gas exports, which are the principle source of government revenues. Indeed, with domestic oil consumption growing at a higher rate than production, government revenues from oil exports are already in decline.

So, if you want to understand falling oil prices, forget about Chinese consumption and focus on Middle East production.

In most other sub Saharan oil producing countries, continued higher oil revenues and increased public and private consumption are expected to sustain high GDP growth rates in 2005 2006.

If countries decide to cut their emissions, they will have to reduce their consumption of fossil fuels, in particular oil.

(b) Oil and lubricant consumption 5 per cent of total fuel consumed and cost based on US 0.35 per litre.

53 of Russia s oil exports go to the EU, representing 16 of total EUoil consumption. 62 of Russia s natural gas exports arrive in the EU, representing 20 of total EUnatural gas consumption.

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While the two countries together consume slightly less than half as much oil as the US, their consumption is increasing faster.

Still, oil continues to contribute about 42 per cent of energy consumption in those countries, as compared to 49.6 in 1980.

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Increasingly, Russia s oil surpluses drive economic growth through rising investment, which boosts construction and consumption, in turn benefiting retail trade and finance.

Taiwan's energy consumption is dominated by oil (51.8 ), followed by coal (30.4 ), nuclear power (8.7 ), natural gas (8.6 ), and hydroelectric power (0.3 ).