Sentence examples for total gas demand from inspiring English sources

The government recently announced plans to produce the equivalent of more than 10% of its total gas demand using the technology by 2020.

The pipeline will have a capacity of 55 billion cubic meters per year, equivalent to around 10 percent of Europe's total gas demand.

The results revealed that domestic resources in the UK can supply up to 21.4% of the total gas demand projected by the UK National Grid in the scenario "Slow progression" for a planning horizon of 20 years.

By contrast, approximately a fourth of Europe's total gas demand comes from Russia.

The country's National Energy Administration has laid out plans to produce 50 billion cubic metres of gas from coal by 2020, enough to satisfy more than 10% of China's total gas demand.

According to a report [1], the gas supply of GFUs could not be satisfied especially in areas where the gas demand occupies the major proportion of the total gas demand.

Deutsche Bank has total U.S. gas demand increasing 33% to 100 Bcf/day as soon as 2022 (here).

Florida is unique in that power generation accounts for nearly 90% of the state's total natural gas demand, while the national average is 33%.

Electricity accounts for a leading 35% of total U.S. gas demand, or a rising 9.6 trillion cubic feet consumed for power burn per year.

Cheniere Energy recently celebrated loading its 100th LNG export cargo to nearly 20 countries from Sabine Pass in Louisiana, the first such facility in the contiguous U.S. Now at over 2 Bcf/d and with five additional export terminals expected by 2020, the U.S. could be exporting 10-12 Bcf/d of LNG, or about 15-17% of our total current gas demand.

Lasdon et al. (1986) maximized the deliverability of a gas reservoir at a specified time, minimized the total gas withdrawal shortfall between the demand schedule and the amount of gas that can actually be delivered in each month, and they also optimized the weighted combinations of the above two objectives.