Sentence examples for hydrocarbon output from inspiring English sources

It is reported that the C4 hydrocarbon output of China alone in 2013 was 15.7 million tons [1].

It usually refers to the critical geological condition that hydrocarbon output of organic-rich source rocks is less than 1%% of the total.

By the time the Qatar plants are all online next year, they will help boost ExxonMobil's net hydrocarbon output by 5%, delivering the equivalent of 220,000 barrels worth of natural gas and 85,000 barrels of liquids per day.

The investigation of BTL systems for 1000 kg/h biomass gasification system and an expected liquid hydrocarbon output of 1500 tonnes are estimated.

As this sense of euphoria took hold, American energy analysts began viewing the explosion of domestic hydrocarbon output as a crucial source of geopolitical clout.

Results can be directly interpreted with respect to the difference in hydrocarbon type and abundance between different algae species that may be important to evaluate strains and hydrocarbon outputs in biofuel reactors.

Argentina's hydrocarbons output has been in decline for years at a time of strong demand from industry and consumers.

"In a world of high energy prices, the potential economic activity generated by this wave of new hydrocarbon production is extraordinary and should strongly boost national output, increase incomes, create wealth, stimulate consumption and create jobs," according to Citigroup.

Although it managed for years to expand its hydrocarbon production — even as larger rivals like Exxon Mobil and Royal Dutch Shell struggled to keep output from falling — that run ended last year when it reported a production drop.

In the hydrocarbons sector, natural gas output is stagnating, and oil production is likely to have fallen sharply in 2006.Failure to improve these trends will make it hard for Turkmenistan to generate enough export revenue to ensure the continued free provision of services such as electricity and fuel, as well as an extensive array of price controls and subsidies.

Total output of liquid hydrocarbons has sunk 10% to 3.2 million bpd.