Sentences with phrase «energy exporter»

Best known as a producer of coal and natural gas, Australia is the world's ninth ‐ largest energy producer and, with Canada and Norway, one of only three net energy exporters in the OECD.

The amount of energy Americans use and the pollution they emit from using coal, oil and natural gas are not likely to change radically over the next 30 years, even as the U.S. becomes a major energy exporter, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration's Annual Energy Outlook, published Thursday.

Oil prices near the highest level in over three years are driving the world's biggest energy exporter deeper into debt.

While natural wonders like Yellowstone, Devils Tower and the Grand Tetons are well - known, it is less well - known that Wyoming is the leading energy exporter in the nation.

In there, he discussed how it makes sense for Canada to run a trade deficit with the US cuz it's a large energy exporter to the US.

In this plan, the UK also generates enough electricity to become a significant energy exporter (174 GW and 150 terawatt - hours exported, for approximately # 6.37 billion income per year).

The Energy Information Administration (EIA) said the U.S. can become a net energy exporter by 2026 due to a rebound in production and a flat consumption at home.

Moreover, this lower price is hitting energy exporters harder, creating global economic vulnerabilities.

None of this can wait much longer: within the next five to eight years, Kenya, Mozambique, Tanzania, Uganda, and others will have joined the club of major African energy exporters, and the window of opportunity for shaping these sectors will have narrowed considerably, if not closed outright.

With combined estimates of 810 billion cubic meters (bcm), the fields turned import - dependent Israel into a potential energy exporter.

Several energy exporters, from Azerbaijan to Saudi Arabia, have imposed capital controls.

Moscow has for years used its giant energy reserves as a strategic tool to influence former satellite countries... The shale boom has reshaped the world energy market over the past decade, with the U.S. emerging as a new energy exporter, and the beginning of gas exports represents a big moment in this new world.»

Strong domestic production coupled with relatively flat energy demand allow the United States to become a net energy exporter over the projection period in most cases.

The abundance and geographic diversity of fossil fuels made possible by technology in time will reduce the dependence of the U.S. on particular foreign energy exporters, eliminating the national security argument for renewable energy.

Alberta is a huge energy exporter to America and I invest a large portion of my pension fund in America so I would hate to see the energy debate fall into non-scientific times where opinions and arguments like «energy consumption is bad» may circulate.

Only Europe among the Western continents remains subject to dictates from energy exporters, most of them from unsavoury and hostile areas such as the Middle East, Russia and Venezuela.

Its target is to produce the equivalent of 100 per cent of Scottish demand with renewables, but the country will remain a big energy exporter.

Teeters said teaching global warming as fact would wreck Wyoming's economy, as the state is the nation's largest energy exporter, and cause other unwanted political ramifications.

Matt Simmon's Wind Dreams The wind offshore of Maine's rocky coastline could not only supplant the state's dependence on imported oil, but make it a major energy exporter.

Over the past two decades, Canada has become a significant net energy exporter.

MFN tariff rates on most energy and natural resources have dropped to zero, which gives Canada's energy exporters an advantage — but nothing that hurts American industry, says House.

With mounting uncertainty over Qatar's near - to - midterm future as a growing LNG supplier amid fissures in the Gulf Cooperation Council, Europe should capitalize on the emergence of the United States as an energy exporter.

At $ 100 a barrel, prudent development of U.S. reserves could cut imports in half, and coupled with better use of abundant natural gas and wiser application of now available internal combustion technologies, the United States could become an energy exporter.

Credit this to the emergence of the U.S. as a leading oil producer and, soon, net energy exporter.»

Commissioning the first unit of the project, President Mahama said Ghana is now in a sure footing to be an energy exporter.

Thanks to record levels of oil and gas production in the North Sea, this country was a net energy exporter.

The list of reformers includes energy exporters.

The energy exporter has been hit hard by the fall in the price of oil and sanctions imposed after conflicts over Crimea and Eastern Ukraine.

The United States in 2040 will be more energy self - sufficient, a net energy exporter and a lower source of energy - related carbon emissions as clean - burning natural gas becomes the dominant fuel for generating electricity.

«If PacifiCorp's analysis reveals that, yes, our coal plants are costing families, then we as a state need to work with this utility on how we can continue to be an energy exporter, support workers and create new opportunities in Wyoming,» Connie Wilbert, Sierra Club's Wyoming chapter director, said in a statement.

With 3,700 square feet of photovoltaic panels, The Lewis Center will one day be a net energy exporter.

Sometime in the mid-2020s, U.S. energy officials project, two key lines measuring energy imports and exports will cross, and the United States will have achieved something quite special — the advent of an era in which America is a net energy exporter.

«Exports — the thing to watch here is in the reference case... the U.S. becomes a slight (net) energy exporter.

The significance is that when EIA's «reference case» — its baseline projection based on current technologies, statutes and policies — projects the U.S. as a net energy exporter, that's a big deal for American energy self - sufficiency and security.

Had the West earlier become a major energy exporter, these hostile economies would have lost their chief markets and the bulk of their revenues, particularly since prices would also have collapsed in a world awash in energy.

The world's biggest energy exporter is more exposed to the extremes of an evolving climate than European and Central Asian nations, the Washington - based lender said in a report today.