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"The risk of serious energy-supply disruptions would continue to mount."
Rising Use of Coal Prompts Warning James Herron 2011
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The company said this year it would be seeking growth outside British Gas Residential Energy—its household energy-supply business—as higher forward wholesale-gas prices were pointing to lower margins for its retail energy division.
Centrica's Profit Soars Selina Williams 2011
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What will be the make-up of the energy-supply pie, and how can we dramatically increase, even double, our energy efficiency?
Our Man-Made Energy Crisis Nansen G. Saleri 2011
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Amid a strengthening yen and energy-supply woes, business leaders, politicians and columnists fret that manufacturing will be pushed offshore.
Japan's Hollow Threat Joseph Sternberg 2011
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Within Europe, particularly in the U.K., he says it will be a combination of wind and maybe new nuclear, like the energy-supply model in France.
Bechtel WILLIAM LYONS 2010
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Investment in energy-supply strategies based on equity and increasing rural opportunities, such as national electrification programmes, also declines.
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These trends call for energy-supply investment of $26.3 trillion to 2030, or over $1 trillion/year.
Archive 2008-12-01 2008
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These trends call for energy-supply investment of $26.3 trillion to 2030, or over $1 trillion/year.
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As a result, biofuels are making up a larger portion of the world's energy-supply gap than many analysts expected.
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Industry optimism regarding long-term energy-supply prospects, these official reports indicate, has now given way to a deep-seated pessimism, even in the biggest of Big Oil corporate headquarters ...
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