The phrase "annum capacity" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or resource management, typically referring to the capacity or output measured on an annual basis.
Example: "The factory has an annual production capacity of 100,000 units, which is referred to as its annum capacity."
Alternatives: "annual capacity" or "yearly capacity".
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited, India's largest oil company (which is state-owned), is constructing a seven-million-tonnes-per-annum (MTPA) capacity refinery in Lohgara with an investment estimated at ₹62 billion.
In the last few years, the average of newly installed production capacity per annum has been between 300 500 MW. Figure 2 represents different scenarios about bioenergy and its shares in the three energy sectors (electricity, heat and mobility).
Tesco, Asda and Morrisons are all pledging major price investments and the space race continues with around 4% capacity additions per annum.
Each train can transport 5 million tons of gas per annum, giving a total production capacity of 15 million tons a year.
Recently, CNPC and Sinopec have achieved breakthroughs in shale gas exploiting, with which Sinopec has planned to build 5 billion cubic meters and 10 billion cubic meters per annum of shale gas production capacity, respectively, in 2015 and 2017.
On the assumption that all future dental graduates from ODC have an opportunity to practise in Oman, ODC graduates will boost the annual Omani dentist growth rate starting at 28% per annum from 2012 onwards, building capacity towards global (n = 1711) and regional levels (Gulf State: n = 2167) in the medium term.
Out of these about 270 small paper mills (capacity ≤10,000 tonnes per annum (TPA), having a total installed capacity of 1.47 MTPA) do not have chemical recovery units [1].
From 2000 2005, Australian University Departments of General Practice and Rural Health received funding of about $200,000 each per annum to engage in locally relevant capacity building strategies.
BT currently pays £246m per annum on Premier League content.
