Moderating
electric sector demand, but a continuing trend towards natural gas: Natural gas accounted for slightly less than 32 % of total electricity generation in 2017, down from nearly 34 % in 2016.
Not exact matches
«Declining ore grades for copper, continued lack of investment in new mines and the time required to bring new discoveries to production will constrain metal availability and, ultimately, the metal
sector's ability to meet growing
demand from automakers for battery
electric vehicle production,» Carol Cowan, a Moody's Senior Vice President wrote.
China will widen its gap with the United States as the world's largest coal - producing country by the end of the decade, riding continued strong
demand from its
electric power and steel - making
sectors, according to a new analysis from New York - based GBI Research.
In the end, the only way to keep this carbon in the ground is to 1) reduce
demand with greatly improved efficiency, and 2) introduce low - carbon alternatives in the transport
sector that people actually WANT to drive (e.g.,
electric vehicles running on power produced with natural gas, renewables or nuclear).
Increased
demand from the
electric sector, with low - priced natural gas burn totaling about 2,600 Bcf from April through June of 2012, up 27 % from just over 2,000 Bcf burned during the same period in 2011.
In the central scenario of the World Energy Outlook 2017, annual
demand - side response potential is expected to increase to almost 7,000 TWh by 2040, the buildings
sector leads future growth as
demand for appliances and
electric heating and cooling expands in Asia and Africa.
Make Burlington a «net zero energy city» across
electric, thermal, and ground transportation
sectors by managing
demand, realizing efficiency gains, and expanding local renewable generation, while increasing system resilience.
Climate - driven changes in air conditioning can have an out - sized impact on the
electric power
sector, forcing utilities to build additional capacity to meet even higher peak
demand when temperatures rise.
The
electric vehicle market is one of the most rapidly changing and fastest - growing high - tech
sectors in the global economy, representing the beginnings of a
demand - side opportunity like no other: intelligent, interactive electricity
demand.
And for the first time in a century, the accelerating technological progress of
electric cars raised the prospect of technology competition aimed squarely at the citadel of oil
demand — the transportation
sector.
Since the shale revolution,
electric power
sector demand for gas has been the primary driver of gas
demand growth.
Our understanding of the evolving
electric sector positions us to guide our clients» development of commercial, regulatory, and litigation strategies that address the emerging
demands, risks, and complexities of the
sector.