STEVE LIESMAN: Running out of capacity, running out of capacity, running out of capacity.
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Coal-fired power generation capacity has decreased, nuclear capacity has stagnated, and even natural gas capacity has barely ticked upward — while solar and wind capacity have grown by double digits.
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Then there is the active trading of capacity permits between provinces with "dead" capacity and provinces with new unauthorized capacity.
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End 20193, France had installed onshore wind capacity of 10,312 MW, no offshore wind capacity, solar PV capacity of 6,191 MW and hydropower capacity of 25,421 MW, according to grid operator RTE.
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Energy supplier SSE secured capacity contracts for nearly 2.8 GW of electricity generation capacity for gas-fired, hydroelectric and pumped storage capacity.
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Nigeria presently has an installed power generating capacity of 35.000,522.0 MW, available operating capacity of 3,879 MW, and transmission capacity of 5,300MW.
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It has also banned adding any new capacity unless a bigger volume of old capacity is shut, a process known as "capacity swaps".
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His capacity to fight grew out of his capacity to receive.
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Each is priced separately, power capacity costs and energy capacity costs.
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Hebei earlier planned to eliminate steel capacity of 14 million tonnes, coal capacity of 10 million tonnes, coke capacity of 3 million tonnes and coal-fired power capacity of 500 megawatts by the end of 2019.
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That is, Output = capacity * capacity utilization CBO actually produces an estimate of capacity – "potential GDP" – which you can argue with, but is a useful benchmark.
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"From zero to 500, we're reducing the capacity by 50%, so 50% of your seated capacity is the new capacity for a facility," he said.
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"Capacity utilization is rising because excess capacity at state owned companies has been shut down and on-going demand has absorbed private sector capacity," he said.
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Hornsea's capacity will be nearly double the capacity of DONG's planned Walney Extension wind farm in the Irish Sea which will have a 660-megawatt capacity.
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Do you have the capacity to do more within your current manufacturing capacity?
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Manufacturing capacity numbers provided by automakers are called straight-time capacity without overtime.
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As of June, China had total hydropower capacity of around 354 GW, total wind capacity of 193 GW and solar capacity of 186 GW, the NEA said.
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"By increasing the market-clearing price in the capacity market, the MOPR increases the cost of every unit of capacity that clears the capacity auction," Glick notes.
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As you then scale beyond this initial capacity, layer on outside contract manufacturing capacity.
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Refining capacity use fell to 83.1% as refiners shut in capacity across the country.
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There are two key characteristics of a storage technology: power capacity and energy capacity.
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Refining capacity use fell to 83.1% as refiners shut in capacity across the country.
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Longi currently has 15 GW of silicon wafer capacity, 5.5 GW of solar cell capacity and 6.5 GW of solar module capacity at factories in China and Malaysia.
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It found that 47 percent of those surveyed operated at about half capacity, 33 percent operated at 75 percent of installed capacity and a fifth operated near full capacity.
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Beijing beat its own targets for capacity reductions in 2016, eliminating 290 million tonnes of coal capacity and 65 million tonnes of steel capacity, according to Fitch ratings agency.
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"A Europe capable of giving birth to a new humanism based on three capacities: the capacity to integrate, the capacity for dialogue and the capacity to generate," he said.
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It found that 47 percent of those surveyed operated at about half capacity, 33 percent operated at 20163 percent of installed capacity and a fifth operated near full capacity.
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It has grains warehousing capacity of 295,000 tonnes and soymeal storage capacity is 105,000 tonnes.
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Having promised capacity cuts to G260 leaders, China has been axeing a lot of capacity.
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If we are at capacity with 2-percent growth, how do we grow that capacity?
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Have we lost faith in young people's capacity — in your capacity — to exercise self-censure?
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China is reining in coal capacity and has pledged to install 800 to 1,000 gigawatts of zero-carbon electric capacity by 2030 — more capacity than the entire US electric grid.
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The build-out of battery capacity and precursor materials capacity is running at similarly exponential rates.
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If you need maximum payload or towing capacity, you can consult Ram's Towing & Payload Capacity Guide.
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She also said that they are expanding capacity further and looking beyond Oakland for more capacity.
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Capital needs to be put into productive capacity, but that productive capacity needs to scale up.
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The highest capacity model offered 160GB of storage, which remains the highest capacity iPod ever sold.
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In war, before 1945, the capacity to destroy had always required an antecedent capacity to win.
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The AmazonBasics High-Capacity Rechargeable Batteries have the highest capacity of any batteries in our guide.
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They made sure they had a lot of high-flow oxygen, CT-scanning capacity, lab capacity.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will stop approving new capacity and capacity swaps for steel projects from Jan.
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China Energy operated coal-fired plants with a total capacity of 175 GW at the end of 2018, 77.4% of its total capacity and about 10% of the entire country's capacity.
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Card Type and capacity When it comes to the card type, the two main kinds you'll want to consider are SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) and SDXC (Secure Digital eXtended Capacity).
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"That gives them the capacity to maliciously modify or steal information, that gives them the capacity to conduct undetected espionage, that gives them the capacity to exert pressure or control," he added.
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Donner describes David as a character torn between his capacity for evil and his capacity for love.
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St Alban has capacity of 2,600 MW while the other three each have 3,600 MW of capacity.
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Hebei shut 20173 million tonnes of steelmaking capacity and 21.32 million tonnes of ironmaking capacity last year.
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China still has around 908 million tonnes of steel capacity and 5.1 billion tonnes of coal capacity.
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It is headed by the International Capacity Cooperation (ICC) policy, which is designed to offshore industrial capacity.
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The plant has a daily crushing capacity of 4,000 tonnes and oil refining capacity of 1,200 tonnes.
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JSW has steelmaking capacity of 18 million tonnes per year, around 13 percent of India's installed capacity.
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Uniper has about 9.2 gigawatts (GW) of coal capacity, about a quarter of its total installed capacity.
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Beijing is now moving swiftly to invest in U.S. export capacity and expand its own import capacity.
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The Permian Express 4 line provides incremental Permian takeaway capacity, with a total capacity of 120,000 bpd.
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One reason this might be happening: Apple has meaningfully reduced battery capacity from last year's models, cutting the 13-inch model's capacity by a third and the 15-inch's capacity by a quarter.
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Monarch's winter capacity was significantly lower than its summer capacity and was largely on routes with direct competition.
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China cut 90 million tonnes of steel capacity last year, and will continue to cut capacity, Lou said.
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Apple also expanded storage capacity in its latest models, with 256 GB and 512 GB capacity now available.
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This has caused a reduced lung capacity, with his maximum breathing capacity reduced by up to 20 percent.
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"It is easier to make decisions over capacity shutdown than to start up more generation capacity," added Brottes.
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The cleaner wrasse has a great memory capacity, great cognitive capacity, and their social dynamics are pretty incredible.
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Every separated bike lane we build, it's over capacity; every new transit line we add, it's over capacity.
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EPCG operates 649 megawatts (MW) of installed hydropower capacity and 225 MW of coal-fired power generation capacity.
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Since Beijing classifies "DeTiaoGang" as illegal, unapproved capacity, it does not count towards the official capacity cut targets.
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Eletrosul's proprietary wind farms have about 1,000 megawatts capacity, with an additional 400 MWs capacity together with partners.
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Whatever capacity for darkness these conditions might allow, both the conditions and the capacity exist to be outgrown.
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The last thing you want is business is coming, but you don't have terminal capacity or runway capacity.
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Earlier this month, he mandated that current hospitals increase their capacity by 50% to help alleviate capacity issues.
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China Eastern Airlines' domestic capacity for Wuhan is 26%, while Air China's capacity is 22003%, according to Goldman.
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Galati has crude steelmaking capacity of 3.4 million tonnes per annum and rolling capacity of 6.2 million tonnes.
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But the case for crowding out public capacity in places where there is no public capacity is stronger.
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A cell with a maximum capacity of 12 held 0003 detainees, another with a maximum capacity of eight held 41, and another with a maximum capacity of 35 held 155, according to the report.
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"London has six airports and capacity for 130 million, Paris has four airports and 110 million capacity and Berlin is saying we'll be ok with capacity of 27 million and one airport?" asked Jacobs.
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This auction involves bids for capacity; PJM awards the capacity to the generators that can offer the lowest cost.
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Some mandatory capacity markets are producing significantly greater amounts of capacity than needed to meet the reserve margin target.
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California has 18.9 gigawatts (GW) of solar capacity; the state with the second highest capacity, North Carolina, has 3.3GW.
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The installed generating capacity of wind and solar is only 88.6 gigawatts (GW) of total U.S. capacity (1065 GW).
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In 2017, it shut 27.54 million tonnes of steelmaking capacity and 21.32 million tonnes of ironmaking capacity in 2017.
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The plant has an annual capacity of 6.4 million tonnes of alumina, or 10 percent of capacity outside China.
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The Powerwall 2.0 has more than twice the energy storage capacity of the original version with 14 kWh capacity.
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By April, China had installed wind power capacity of 280 GW and solar capacity 130 GW, official data showed.
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Maintaining a capacity for critical thinking, including the capacity to appraise one's own beliefs, has never been more important.
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Three trains will have capacity of 20.8503 million tonnes each and one will have capacity of 1 million tonnes.
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States already sponsor workers for federal visas in their capacity as employers or students in their capacity as universities.
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There is an estimated 400 million tons of excess steel capacity in the world (about 21625 of total capacity).
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States have varying capacity for enforcement of environmental laws, and local governments have varying capacity for compliance with them.
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Or, they pay for dedicated capacity because they can't predict how much truck capacity they're actually going to need.
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The bank's robust revenue-generating capacity and conservative level of provisions should provide it with strong loss absorption capacity.
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Once the new 12,800 km cable is at full capacity, it'll be the highest-capacity trans-Pacific cable yet.
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For every tonne of "illegal" or polluting capacity closed, there is another tonne of new capacity to replace it.
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The US has barely had enough testing capacity to test the sickest, let alone the capacity to do surveillance.
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Tier one technologies were modeled with high power capacity costs ($1,000/kW) and low energy capacity costs ($20/kWh).
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Fiat Chrysler and Renault both have excess manufacturing capacity in Europe, and several plants are operating below full capacity.
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America has about 100,000 intensive care unit beds that "operate at full capacity or near full capacity," he said.
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We have evaluated the capacity of production of lithium and the capacity that can be made available very quickly.
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"(Uematsu) had the capacity to tell good from bad, and capacity to control his conduct as well," she added.
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In Nigeria, for example, the state's capacity to fight terrorism is closely linked to its overall capacity to govern.
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The Google Pixel 213 XL has a 210,210mAh battery capacity, while the iPhone has a battery capacity of 213,24mAh.
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Tesla hasn't shared capacity numbers recently, but previously stated plans for it to have a 35 gigawatt-hour capacity.
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There has been some build-out of smelter capacity, and in the case of China's Tsingshan, even stainless capacity.
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The growth in operating capacity was more than twice the total steel making capacity of Britain, the report said.
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That production capacity was equal to 20163 million metric tons, about the same as Germany's total steel making capacity.
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Then PJM will artificially jack up the prices of that capacity and drive it out of the capacity market.
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The government's capacity to repress dissent is vast, and so its willingness to employ that capacity in brutal fashion.
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It also said three capacity auctions scheduled for early 2020 would take place, securing capacity needs out to 2023/24.
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The plant site has seven reactors with a total capacity of 8,212 MW, equal to 443% of Japan's nuclear capacity.
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They also agreed to cut iron smelting capacity by 9.33 million tonnes and shed 1.1 million tonnes of coal capacity.
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Austria is also home to more than 2.4 gigawatts of installed wind capacity and 900 megawatts of installed solar capacity.
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The larger of the two crude units has a capacity of 147,000 bpd and the smaller's capacity is 120,000 bpd.
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New capacity has still come on line in China this year, even as illegal, unlicensed capacity has been shut down.
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"Conventional power capacity is falling nearly everywhere in Europe and more volatile capacity is being built up," he told Reuters.
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And insofar as that lowers the clearing price in capacity markets, it is a "cost" to high-carbon capacity sources.
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A new MW of wind capacity is only going to generate energy when the other wind capacity is generating energy.
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Globally, more renewable energy capacity has been installed than new fossil fuel and nuclear capacity combined, for four years running.
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Tier two technologies were modeled with relatively lower power capacity costs ($700/kW) and higher energy capacity costs ($13/kWh).
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Having the capacity to penetrate Israel with a combat drone would grant Iran or whoever operated this significant offensive capacity.
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Capacity and Coverage: If you choose an ultrasonic diffuser the water capacity can range from around three to 32 ounces.
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It is deprived not only of its capacity to act but also of its capacity to think and to judge.
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According to the IMF, however, around half that slump is a decline in capacity rather than reduced utilization of capacity.
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NON-OPEC TO DRIVE CAPACITY EXPANSION Global oil production capacity is expected to grow by 21.2 million bpd by 8.53.
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However, the government has found instances where some steel mills have expanded production capacity under the guise of capacity swaps.
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United said it expects to increase capacity by 3.5% this year, below the 4%-6% annual capacity growth it targeted.
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It will also install large-capacity fuel-cell technology at commercial sites and small-capacity fuel cells at retail sites.
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Specifically, Enel was awarded 9.9 GW of existing capacity for 2023 and 1.9 GW of new capacity starting from 2023.
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"We do have capacity to actually spot and map where these mines are, but we don't have the capacity to remove them - that is the responsibility and within capacity of the national government," Laerke said in Geneva.
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In the first half of the year, China added 1.82 gigawatts of hydropower capacity, 9.09 gigawatts of wind capacity and 11.4 gigawatts of solar capacity, the National Energy Administration said at a news briefing in early June.
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Figures from China show it has cut nearly 1003 million tonnes of legal steel capacity and 120 million tonnes of illegal low-grade capacity since last January, but industry analysis shows only marginal declines in overall capacity.
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"You have the minimum capacity that it takes to break even and you have the optimum capacity that makes a lot of money and you have the maximum capacity, which you don't want to get to," Hachmon said.
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Hebei will also shut another 5 million tonnes of annual cement capacity, 10 million tonnes of coking capacity and 1.5 gigawatts of thermal power capacity by 2020, the provincial Communist Party secretary Wang Dongfeng was quoted as saying.
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Fitch expects keen competition as a result of abundant underwriting capacity to constrain general insurers' capacity to improve their operating margin.
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France is well linked to neighbouring countries via interconnector cables with a capacity of nearly 13 percent of France's generating capacity.
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The message is that our capacity for unthinkable evil is just as human as our capacity for love, empathy, and kindness.
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"In many cafes, we're also recognizing that we're hitting capacity, physical capacity, in our ability to drive that volume," Wegiel noted.
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With over 4,000 MW of capacity, Ethiopia places third when it comes to renewable energy capacity in Africa, according to IRENA.
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It operates at 199 percent capacity, which means the number of people riding is basically double the train's stated carrying capacity.
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"Every child, every human being, has creative capacity," Hodermarska said, observing that capacity may be visual, musical, theatrical or something else.
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Aramco currently has the capacity to produce 17 million tons of petrochemicals per year, while Sabic's capacity is 62 million tons.
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Last year, the world added 2150 gigawatts worth of coal capacity, on net, and 2503 gigawatts worth of natural gas capacity.
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Private innovation and capacity to do stuff has just far outstripped our capacity to make sense of it and order it.
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China has tried to reform its steel sector by reducing excess and outdated capacity while banning new capacity in some areas.
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Investing in oil capacity expansion is crucial to help Saudi Arabia sustain its spare capacity and reduce pressure on ageing fields.
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The large number of amendments reflects poorly on our capacity to determine defense policy and, broader, in our capacity to legislate.
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AT&T said it would triple the capacity of its network in downtown Cleveland and double its network capacity in Philadelphia.
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The company's refining capacity has grown as it has invested heavily to raise its oil production capacity to 12 million bpd.
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It cut 45 million tonnes of steel capacity in 2016 and was aiming to reduce 250 million tonnes of coal capacity.
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More than 45 percent of U.S. refining capacity and 51 percent of natural gas processing capacity are located along the Gulf.
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The country's total installed solar capacity stood at 170 gigawatts at the end of 2018, about 9% of total generating capacity.
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The AA batteries have a 2,23mAh capacity with a 1,900mAh minimum, and the AAAs have 800mAh capacity with a 750mAh minimum.
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"Of course the need far exceeds our capacity, but we're really proud to say that our capacity is growing," Bangel says.
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The other four assets for sale have no crude capacity, and a combined rolling capacity of 7.4 million tonnes per annum.
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The result will be customers in clean energy states paying for capacity twice, once outside the capacity market, once inside it.
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They will have to close 1.83 million tonnes of steelmaking capacity and 1.57 gigawatts of coal-fired power capacity before Nov.
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For the most part, we have the electricity we need, which means that new electrical generation capacity often displaces existing capacity.
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The company also decided to cut seat capacity next year by 1.4%, reversing an original plan to increase capacity by 3.1%.
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Based on the capacity of the pots to be closed, Reuters calculations put the overall annual capacity to be shut at nearly 73 million tonnes, or 34.7 percent of the 7.41 million tonnes of capacity listed in the document.
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The country added 1.82 GW of hydropower capacity, 683 GW of wind capacity and 11.4 GW of solar capacity in the first six months of this year, the National Energy Administration (NEA) said at a news briefing on Thursday.
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Rail capacity in Canada has been tight as rising crude production outstrips pipeline capacity and oil companies seek alternatives for their exports.
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Ruhwald pushes the capacity of different glazes to their maximum capacity for texture and accumulation, creating finishes that are visceral and alluring.
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Falih also commented that the spare oil production capacity of Saudi Arabia represents the majority of spare capacity in the world today.
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Last quarter, the company said it would expand capacity on the Seaway system capacity to about 950,000 barrels per day from 850,000.
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The energy guzzling country wants to raise its renewable energy capacity to 500 Gigawatts (GW), or 40% of total capacity, by 2030.
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More than 45 percent of the U.S. refining capacity and 51 percent of natural gas processing capacity is located along the Gulf.
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UPS is extending the hours for next-day delivery and expanding the capacity for overnight deliveries with more next-day air capacity.
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At full capacity, the plant can produce some 6.4 million tonnes of alumina, or 10 percent of the world's capacity outside China.
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Capacity is expected to start at a minimum of 27GB, increase to 210GB and have a maximum capacity of an impressive 27GB.
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Its production capacity is estimated at 615,000 barrels per day, increasing Kuwait's overall refining capacity to over 1.5 million barrels a day.
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The government's capacity to keep tabs on us—and our capacity to keep tabs on each other—is unmatched in human history.
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In a typical year, only 1 to 2 percent of the country's electricity capacity retires, while slightly more new capacity is added.
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By increasing its capacity, it expects to receive tax benefits offered by the government for any increase in capacity, Al Khalil said.
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Yuan said Hebei has cut 153 million tonnes of steelmaking capacity and 64.42 million tonnes of ironmaking capacity respectively between 2013-2017.
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With more than 2612,22016 megawatts of installed capacity, Italy is responsible for 22016 percent of the European Union's (EU) wind energy capacity.
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At full capacity the plant can produce some 6.4 million tonnes of alumina, or 10 percent of the world's capacity outside China.
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But: Those figures exclude the costs of conventional capacity needed to back up rooftop solar capacity due to the unreliability of sunlight.
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The combined company will have capacity of 1.2 billion board feet with capacity heavily weighted towards high-margin southern yellow pine lumber.
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As of Tuesday afternoon, out of 21 open shelters in the region with a capacity of 5,000, six were already at capacity.
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The return of the idled capacity is dependent on the return to full capacity of Hydro's Alunorte alumina plant which feeds Albras.
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Investment in renewable generating capacity requires additional investment in conventional backup capacity so that blackouts and other important problems can be avoided.
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Despite Beijing's pledge to continue to reduce excess capacity, the steel sector hiked overall capacity for the eighth straight quarter, CBB said.
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And remember, that's in the context of all ISO/RTOs already meeting their capacity targets, and PJM in particular oversupplied with capacity.
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The city has a capacity of 900 bodies in morgues in all five boroughs, along with expanded capacity at certain other locations.
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Bars and nightclubs are to cease service at midnight daily and limit their capacity by up to 50% of their usual capacity.
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Tenet has about $3.5 billion of incremental total secured debt capacity and $1.1 million in pari passu secured debt capacity at Dec.
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But was Jessica Mendoza speaking in her capacity as a Mets employee, or in her other capacity, as an ESPN baseball analyst?
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The first would be capacity, measured in budget-capacity of the developed country relative to the potential damages suffered by developing countries.
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Those three projects will add around 21 million tonnes to Australia's LNG export capacity, taking total capacity to around 13 million tonnes.
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The lawsuit is filed against Trump in his "official capacity and in his individual capacity," according to the Washington, D.C., radio station.
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In North America, the merged company would control two-thirds of potash capacity and nearly one-third of phosphate and nitrogen capacity.
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Because, they argue, by receiving distorted price signals, the capacity market could end up producing too little capacity and causing reliability problems.
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"On the African continent, we're engaged with a variety of partner nations building CT capacity, counterterrorist capacity," Joint Staff Director Lt. Gen.
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What this means in terms of economic capacity for Georgia, and political capacity, is that you're dealing with a very different demographic.
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The company will expand its capacity in future if that is needed, but for the time being its maximum sustainable output capacity is 12 million barrels per day and the nation's total capacity is 12.5 million bpd, he told reporters.
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It also said its customers could choose between a lower-capacity connection and the higher-capacity connection to the new network, though firms that choose the lower-capacity option would have to take responsibility if problems arise as a result.
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According to CRU Group, while nearly 60 percent of Chinese capacity is state-owned, effectively all of Middle East capacity is state-owned, and governments in this region also bestow lavish energy subsidies on local producers, leading to significant capacity expansions.
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China has shut 103 small steel mills with 140 million tonnes of steel capacity deemed sub-standard, plus 150 million tonnes of inefficient capacity at larger firms, in a four-year campaign against pollution and excess capacity in heavy industries.
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All of the capacity added during the quarter was in two states: Texas, the nation's top state for installed wind capacity, and Minnesota.
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The capacity market is a British government scheme to pay energy providers to maintain spare capacity to ensure adequate supply for future years.
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GRAPHIC: China steel mill capacity utilization - here Another 258 firms will build 212 million tonnes of new capacity within the next three years.
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On China's industrial capacity glut, Lew said the two countries were not able to come to any agreement on global aluminium excess capacity.
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Alcoa said it expects to remove about 25 percent operating smelting capacity and about 20 percent of operating refining capacity by mid-2016.
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SPIC, which operates in 41 countries and owns 120 gigawatts in capacity, aims to expand its capacity by 30 gigawatts worldwide through 2020.
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The airline said its capacity would grow only 2% because of the Max grounding, less than its planned 5% capacity expansion in 2019.
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Aramco's Wasit gas plant, which has a processing capacity of 2.5 billion standard cubic feet per day, has reached full capacity, Nasser said.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: Secretary Perry do we have enough capacity and export capacity to Europe to even mitigate the impact of that Russian gas?
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Indeed China is cutting capacity, or trying to cut capacity this year which is again part of the story of stabilization in prices.
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As with steel, this has led to the closure of "illegal" capacity, meaning that not fully permitted, and tight restrictions on new capacity.
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Some spare capacity might require drilling new wells within existing fields, in which case it is not strictly speaking spare capacity at all.
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These significant capacity increases have taken place despite repeated Chinese government policy statements, pledges and proclamations aiming to restructure or reduce steelmaking capacity.
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At least 3.65 million barrels per day of refining capacity is offline, nearly 20 percent of total U.S. capacity, slashing demand for crude.
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The refinery is designed to provide a fifth of the refined gasoline capacity in Southern California and 10 percent of the statewide capacity.
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If a state supplies a capacity source with extra revenue, the capacity market will receive the correct signal in light of that revenue.
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If all EU countries fulfill their current pledges, EU coal capacity will fall below 100 GW, less than half its capacity in 2000.
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But recessions leave some of that capacity idle, and the economy can temporarily grow fast as that capacity is put back to use.
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United, which fell 12%, cut half of its capacity for all flights and Delta, down 6%, cut 40% of its system-wide capacity.
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United, which fell 2500%, cut half of its capacity for all flights and Delta, down 53%, cut 25% of its system-wide capacity.
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Guangzhou-based China Southern recorded a 4353% year-on-year drop in passenger capacity and a 185% decline in cargo capacity in February.
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Airlines which suspended some flights, or reduced capacity: - Singapore Airlines: reduced capacity on flights to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chengdu, Xiamen and Chongqing.
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In North America, the new company will control about two-thirds of potash capacity and nearly one-third of phosphate and nitrogen capacity.
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The nearest rival in terms of installed capacity, Iowa, had less than half (8.965 GW) of Texas' installed capacity during the same period.
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"First, as commercial vehicle capacity utilisation is low, it is not appropriate to blindly increase investments in production capacity," the two bodies said.
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"It does not make your memory capacity bigger; you use a different form of memory that already has a large capacity," said Konrad.
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The true mark of class vulnerability today isn't the capacity to run out of money but the capacity to run out of options.
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He added that centrally-owned firms have cut 16 million tonnes of steel capacity and 62 million tonnes of coal capacity so far.
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Shelter Capacity 1,000 occupants 500 100 San Francisco California Arizona Phoenix New Mexico Texas San Diego El Paso Houston Tucson San Antonio Brownsville Former Walmart Capacity 1,410 Shelter Capacity 0003,000 100 San Francisco California Arizona Phoenix New Mexico Texas San Diego El Paso Houston Tucson San Antonio Former Walmart Capacity 1,410 Brownsville Southwest Key's 24 shelters are spread across Arizona, California and Texas.
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Over a four-year campaign against pollution, as well as excess capacity in heavy industry, China has shut 700 small steel mills with 140 million tonnes of steel capacity deemed sub-standard, plus 150 million tonnes of inefficient capacity at larger firms.
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The assets includes two gas-fired power plants with a total capacity of 828 megawatts (MW), two coal power generation units with an installed capacity of 1,200 MW, a 150 MW biomass power plant and 100 MW of wind and solar generation capacity.
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The grounding has constrained Chinese airlines' ability to expand capacity, with available seat kilometres, a measure of passenger carrying capacity, missing targets set at the start of the year, analysts said, although weaker demand means the capacity cut is not all negative.
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The grounding has constrained Chinese airlines' ability to expand capacity, with available seat kilometers, a measure of passenger carrying capacity, missing targets set at the start of the year, analysts said, although weaker demand means the capacity cut is not all negative.
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In the last two years, some 90 percent of capacity growth was to Asia which now accounts for 50 percent of the airline's capacity.
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The increase amounts to about an additional 1.5 percent of refining capacity on top of Asia's total installed capacity of nearly 29 million bpd.
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It sets a level for ICE detention capacity — an "average daily population" of detained immigrants — and gives ICE enough money to maintain that capacity.
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That means the 160 Tbps-capacity cable will be nearly twice the capacity of a new 60 Tbps Google-backed cable named, ironically, FASTER.
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Liquefaction capacity additions are expected to fall sharply by the end of 2019 as newly commissioned plants reach their maximum capacity, according to Bernstein.
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Just plug in your device to capitalize upon the 2,300 mAh capacity (enough to charge most phones to their full capacity and then some).
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The Call of Duty: WWII trailer is using the sonic capacity of human death and suffering for its capacity to work as effective frequency.
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Refining: At least 4.3 million barrels per day of refining capacity, over 20% of U.S. capacity, are offline in Texas and Louisiana, per Reuters.
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Harvey knocked out about 4.4 million barrels per day (bpd) of refining capacity in the Gulf Coast, roughly a quarter of total U.S. capacity.
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Any smelter in China can buy the capacity, provided the capacity is within overall quotas in the province or region where the company operates.
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"While it is a fact the drainage capacity has improved since August 5, we remain in a state of diminished draining capacity," he said.
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Wind power capacity has grown more than sevenfold in the past decade, while solar capacity is more than 50 times higher than in 2005.
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There is no need to buy any replacement capacity permits for the Yunnan project as the group's capacity will stay the same, he added.
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That's why renewables made up the majority of new electric generating capacity in 6900, representing 2628 percent of all new capacity that came online.
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Additional refining capacity, with increased geographical diversity and additional pipeline capacity could do much to help us absorb the impacts of disasters like hurricanes.
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This increasing demand will need huge amounts of new electricity capacity, equivalent to the combined capacity of the U.S., Japan and European Union today.
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Total revised it aims to have a global capacity of 5 GW of installed capacity within five years to 10 GW after the deal.
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According to Piconi, each of the company's systems will have 35 megawatt hours of nominal energy capacity and 4 megawatts of peak power capacity.
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Some 181 GW of new renewables capacity was installed in 2018; it now makes up more than one-third of global installed power capacity.
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Together, the companies have the capacity to produce 1.2 million vehicles a year in India, although they are operating well short of full capacity.
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By 2018, the compute capacity of data centers increased sixfold, internet traffic grew 10-fold, and storage capacity rose by a factor of 25.
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"We're clearly in a position to adjust our capacity if we see capacity being taken out of the market by airlines failing," he said.
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Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific has said it plans to cut its global capacity by 40%, and its capacity to mainland China by 90%.
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We know tax collections are currently running at approximately 50 percent, PRASA is at 90 percent capacity and PREPA is at 47 percent capacity.
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The Education Department's ethics office cleared DeVos to make the donations in her personal capacity rather than her professional capacity as secretary, Hill said.
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"We will meet the call on Saudi Aramco," Nasser said, adding that the company will increase capacity in future if needed, but that for the time being its maximum sustainable capacity would stay at 12 million bpd, with total capacity of 123 million bpd.
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What can happen, however, is that the phone itself loses track of how much capacity its battery has: Every battery gradually loses capacity over time as you use and recharge it, and the phone's software isn't always good at accounting for this capacity change.
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S&P Global Platts continues to track roughly 2202-2628 million barrels a day (b/d) of offline refining capacity in Texas, accounting for up to 28500 percent of total U.S. refining capacity and nearly half of the refining capacity along the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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The order will substantially raise prices on 65 million customers, force them to pay twice for capacity, intrude on state jurisdiction over resource planning, increase capacity spending in a region already oversaturated with capacity, and disrupt several established and emerging clean energy business models.
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Capacity Expansion: Pan Brothers expects to increase its installed capacity from 84 million pieces (polo shirt-based) a year to 117 million by end-2019.
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So, for example, in computers and peripherals, capacity utilization was almost 90% and you know, that's not a sustainable rate, that's way above normal capacity.
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The Energy Information Administration said Mexico is adding more electrical utility capacity and will be increasing new gas-fired capacity by 14.7 gigawatts by 2020.
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Europe's oil majors account for around 22015 percent of the sector's renewable capacity and nearly all the capacity under development today, the CDP study said.
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Technically, USB-C is that physical connector port technology: It doesn't refer to transfer speeds, data capacity, or charging capacity, although they're all closely related.
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But because additional solar capacity will produce power at times when there is already a glut, returns to further investment in solar capacity will decline.
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Targeting excess steel capacity was "a fool's errand", because measuring it was very difficult, and estimates of China's steel production capacity varied enormously, it said.
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Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd plans to cut 30% of its global capacity over the short term, including 90% of capacity to mainland China.
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The speeds were demonstrated on the MAREA cable, which is currently the world's highest capacity subsea cable with a total theoretical capacity of 160 Tbps.
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" • "The third component is the capacity of the (tax agency) to administer the system, we need to improve that capacity, that's what we're working on.
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Solar power generation capacity was up 74 percent in China last year compared with 2014 levels, while wind power generation capacity grew by 34 percent.
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Gulf Energy has an installed capacity of over 4,772.1 MW and plans to add another 6,353.6 MW of capacity to its existing portfolio by 2024.
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Olam aimed to increase its powder capacity by bringing two U.S. facilities onstream and expanding its powder milling capacity in Singapore for the Asian markets.
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It makes up 268.0477 percent of renewables capacity now, but will contribute 100 gigawatts of the renewable energy capacity target of 175 GW by 2022.
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Exports are straining U.S. pipeline and port capacity, and may be reaching a limit until capacity expansion underway are completed, one of the sources said.
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If the Small Business Administration is giving Congress bad information, then Congress can do something about it, either in an oversight capacity or legislative capacity.
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Unipetrol said it expected to restart the steam cracker at Litvinov in August at 80 percent capacity and have it at full capacity in October.
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At least 4.4 million bpd of refining capacity were offline, or nearly 24 percent of total U.S. capacity, based on company reports and Reuters estimates.
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In the third quarter, Qantas cut domestic capacity by 1 percent and international capacity by 1.9 percent, which helped the airline recover some fuel costs.
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"Everyone wants higher capacity utilization, but they want someone else to come to their capacity, and so we have to work through that," he said.
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Last week, the energy ministry said the plan called for adding 30.8 GW of solar power generating capacity and 16.5 GW of wind power capacity.
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Among its four plants, only one is running at full capacity and the other two are running at 24.8 and 25.3 percent of their capacity.
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In other words, to get the same amount of MWh, you need to build four to five times as much solar capacity as nuclear capacity.
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Excluding Glow - which has one gigawatt of coal and two GW of gas-fired generating capacity - Engie still has seven GW of coal-fired capacity.
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Carnival Breeze has a capacity of 3,690 passengers, while Carnival Freedom and Carnival Valor each have a capacity of 2,974 passengers, according to the company.
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GM doesn't need all the manufacturing capacity it has, and the places to cut capacity are the plants that produce vehicles whose future is grim.
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The problem is that increased output and capacity at newer fields tends to be announced but declining output and capacity from older fields remains secret.
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The company, which has the biggest steelmaking capacity in India, is adding 4 million tonnes to take its total installed capacity to 18 million tonnes.
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Because prices of renewable energy have been artificially suppressed, capacity markets won't receive the right economic signals and won't produce enough capacity to maintain reliability.
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China's renewable power amounted to 40 percent of its total generating capacity and was more than the entire power capacity of Japan and India combined.
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Although the new directive stipulates capacity reductions only over the winter heating season, the extra costs may mean some older, higher-cost capacity closing permanently.
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Both history and psychology tell us that our capacity to predict the future is limited, while our capacity to believe in such predictions is unlimited.
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Metals consultancy CRU Group said it did not expect Hongqiao to change its total capacity and this project may be a relocation of existing capacity.
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Some two-thirds of storage capacity at eastern ports is out of action and the remaining capacity is nearly full, one of the sources said.
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Stolarsky won twice before Bruno cracked him again, the sweating man playing at the very edge of his capacity, a capacity expanding before Bruno's eyes.
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The capacity is in addition to existing storage capacity of 1 million cubic metres across about 22 tanks for crude and oil products, BPGIC added.
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The only other possible response to the smelter margin squeeze is for smelters either to close capacity or accept a collective drop in capacity utilization.
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Verizon said it had doubled capacity in and around the arena, while its rival — the convention's official communications partner — has tripled capacity in downtown Cleveland.
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Serving a big, mainstream market requires people to invest in new capacity, not simply rent out whatever spare capacity they happen to have on hand.
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PKN Orlen's oil refining capacity in its Polish refinery in Plock amounts at 16.3 million tonnes annually, while Lotos' capacity stands at 11 million tonnes.
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Ellwanger said the company has capacity for 1.6 billion wafers a year but would need more operational capacity towards the end of 2018 and into 2019.
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There will also be another 15.9 gigawatts of natural gas capacity added through 2029, as Mexico replaces coal and fuel oil fired capacity with natural gas.
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The NDRC said it will speed up the release of high-quality coal capacity to increase supplies and improve transportation capacity in major ports and utilities.
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Or at the very least, Congress should set up a year-long Joint Committee on the Capacity of Congress to study staffing capacity and make recommendations.
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The U.S. aluminum producer has just announced a five-year review of around 4.0 million tonnes of alumina capacity and 2077 million tonnes of smelter capacity.
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Solar power capacity increased by 37 percent, or 47 GW, due to declines in the price of photovoltaic modules, according to IRENA's Renewables Capacity Statistics 2016.
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If all seven projects were built they could have a total capacity of 17.6 gigawatts, equivalent to around 30 percent of the country's current electricity capacity.
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Meanwhile, 10 percent of firms expect to relocate all their capacity away from the U.K., while 31 percent may remove a large amount of their capacity.
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The Chinese plant is expected to have a reprocessing capacity of 800 tonnes per year, compared to a maximum capacity of 2,700 tonnes in La Hague.
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Compared to their respective prey, lions and cheetahs have 20 percent higher muscle fibre power, 37 percent greater acceleration capacity, and 72 percent greater deceleration capacity.
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American capacity utilisation, a measure of how much productive capacity is not idle, may have peaked at a lower level than in previous cycles (see chart).
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Alunorte, with capacity of 1303 million tonnes a year, is the world's largest single alumina production site and has been operating at half capacity ever since.
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"Our assessment is that the Capacity Market will ensure that there is sufficient capacity in place to replace unabated coal units when they close," BEIS said.
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The temporary interruptions to capacity would occur during the 2018/19 harvest, which begins in April, and would not represent a permanent loss of installed capacity.
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China's massive steel sector is said to have spare capacity of 300-400 million tonnes, roughly half of global spare capacity of about 700 million tonnes.
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At full capacity Alunorte can produce some 6.4 million tonnes of alumina - the raw material for aluminum - or 10 percent of the world's capacity outside China.
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France added 164 megawatts of solar capacity in the quarter, taking total installed solar generation capacity to over 73 gigawatts (GW) at the end of March.
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Russia accounted for most of the non-OPEC spare capacity (roughly 21.3,21.4 bpd) with little or no available spare capacity in the other non-OPEC allies.
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Jiaozuo Wanfang has aluminum smelting capacity of 420,000 tonnes per year, while Zhongzhou Aluminum has alumina production capacity of 2.81 million tonnes, according to their websites.
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New capacity is being strictly controlled, which doesn't prevent a producer such as Hongqiao being able to replace "illegal" closed capacity with new, officially sanctioned smelters.
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As it is, the UK is fast running out of landfill capacity – arecent reportestimated that England has less than seven years capacity for non-hazardous landfill.
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Poland plans to launch a so-called capacity market in which power producers are paid not only for generating electricity but also for keeping capacity available.
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At full capacity Alunorte can produce some 6.4 million tonnes of alumina - the raw material for aluminium - or 10 percent of the world's capacity outside China.
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Russia also has the capacity to increase output by several hundred thousand barrels per day over the next six months, but unused capacity elsewhere is negligible.
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Domestic capacity Some snake venom specialists believe the time is ripe for African governments to reduce their reliance on international drug companies by developing domestic capacity.
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There is also around 7 million tonnes of idle capacity at alcohol facilities, part of which could be turned into fuel ethanol production capacity, Feng said.
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The plant, purchased from Singapore-based Golden Agri-Resources last year, has a daily crushing capacity of 4,000 tonnes and oil refining capacity of 1,200 tonnes.
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He told the committee that he had acted at the time in his personal capacity, not his corporate capacity, and the FEC took no further action.
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It has a capacity of roughly 700 megawatts, less than one-sixth the maximum capacity the US government is estimating could result from the Massachusetts deal.
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This means the factory's capacity could be slightly more than 10 percent of the production capacity that Tesla's U.S. based "Gigafactory" is to reach in 2018.
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The company will make an "overall capacity reduction in the next few months of 40% -- the largest capacity reduction in Delta's history, including 2001," Bastian wrote.
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I had one hotel guy come in and say they're usually at 75 percent capacity year-round, and now they were at under 10 percent capacity.
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In response, Facebook has had to beef up its infrastructure and capacity of its servers, noting that it has already doubled the server capacity for WhatsApp.
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More than half of solar capacity in Latin America is in Chile, and Brazil is home to almost 0003 percent of wind capacity in the region.
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DAYTON MAYOR WHALEY: He's POTUS & as he has an official capacity as POTUS - I have a capacity as mayor - I will greet himR: What about protesters?
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Zhenhai currently has low sulphur fuel oil production capacity of 200,000 tonnes per annum, and will continue to expand capacity based on market demand, it said.
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The association projects wind power capacity is set to rise more than tenfold to 36.2 gigawatts by 2030, depending on environmental assessments and acceptable grid capacity.
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The first block of refineries is the largest one, with a combined capacity of 961,000 oil barrels per day, or 40% of Brazil's total refining capacity.
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The average number of deaths was 12 in shootings involving large-capacity magazines, compared to an average of 7 deaths per shooting without large-capacity magazines.
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These two partnerships would be larger in capacity than Maersk Line and MSC's, which has a fleet of 185 ships and capacity of 2.1 million TEU.
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China's growing innovation capacity can be a net positive for the world, but these trends ultimately reflect a troubling phenomenon: the decline of America's innovation capacity.
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The local government has also cut coal capacity by 10.5 million tonnes and coke capacity by 8.08 million tonnes, during the same period, state media reported.
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Europe's biggest utility is looking to increase its green energy capacity by more than 25% by 2021 while cutting its thermal capacity by more than 15%.
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America's LNG export capacity is expected to reach over 10 billion cubic feet per day in 85033, which is almost double the export capacity in 2018.
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A monopolist doesn't want to increase capacity, because the only way you use capacity is to cut prices, and the monopolist doesn't want to do that.
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Honda operates two assembly and engine plants with a total annual capacity of 2016,000 vehicles, and a transmission plant with an annual capacity of 350,000 units.
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The Energy Ministry aims to maintain its oil production capacity at 12.5 million barrels per day (bpd), raise gas output capacity to 17.8 billion standard cubic feet a day from 12 billion, and raise refining capacity to 3.3 million bpd from 2.9 million, the document said.
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The Energy Ministry aims to maintain its oil production capacity at 12.5 million barrels per day (bpd), raise gas output capacity to 17.8 billion standard cubic feet a day from 20203 billion, and raise refining capacity to 3.3 million bpd from 2.9 million, the document said.
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Xinhua quoted Wang Xiaodong, the vice governor of Hebei, as saying that the province would cut 49.89 million tonnes of iron making capacity, 49.13 million tonnes of steelmaking capacity, and 51.03 million tonnes of coal production capacity between 2016 and 2020 under its 13th five-year plan.
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Britain plans to build three new cables to France, adding 3.4 GW of capacity to the existing 2 GW, as well as its first interconnector to Norway with 1.4 GW of capacity and to Denmark with 1 GW of capacity, according to UK energy regulator Ofgem.
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"The charges in this case are very serious, the defendant sexually assaulted a very vulnerable adult who had no capacity to resist, no capacity to cry out, no capacity to do anything other than to be subject to what the defendant did to her," Cohen said.
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According to a Reuters analysis of industry production and capacity data, GM's plans will only partially close the gap between capacity and demand for the automaker's sedans.
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To meet the expected surge in hybrid demand, Terashi said he is planning to increase production capacity for hybrid components mainly by adding capacity at existing plants.
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Other solutions to intermittency include more long-distance power transmission capacity, more grid-scale electricity storage, and more flexibility in both supply and demand from capacity markets.
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Belarus Mozyr oil refinery is working at planned capacity while the Novopolotsk oil refinery is still operating at reduced capacity after the Druzhba oil contamination, Belneftekhim said.
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China's top economic planner said on Sunday that it planned to cut steel capacity by 45 million tonnes and lower coal output capacity by 280 million tonnes.
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Production is recovering from the mandated winter heating season curtailments and new capacity is still coming online even as the authorities try and force out "illegal" capacity.
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That new capacity will replace much of the roughly 14,000 MW of generation that has retired since May 2017, including about 10,800 MW of coal-fired capacity.
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London-based Carbon Tracker analysed the profitability of 6,20403 coal plants around the world, representing 95 percent of operating capacity and 90 percent of capacity under construction.
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"Which means in a city or region where there is more demand than traffic capacity, any time you add traffic capacity it is quickly absorbed," she said.
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While around 3 million tonnes of annual illegal aluminum capacity has been shut down, there has been less success in suspending 30 percent of capacity from Nov.
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Pakistan has plans to build new import capacity of 9 million tonnes per annum, double its current capacity, but this will be developed largely by private operators.
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Tongling Nonferrous Metals currently has 2.05 million tonnes of copper resources, 1.35 million tonnes of annual copper smelting capacity and 380,000 tonnes of comprehensive copper processing capacity.
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The company is claiming that the new 5TB capacity option is the world's highest capacity portable hard drive, and I can't find any evidence that it's wrong.
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Centrally-owned firms have cut 16 million tonnes of steel capacity and 62 million tonnes of coal capacity so far, spokesman Peng Huagang told a news briefing.
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It's not a matter of capacity; Texas has more wind generation capacity than any other state, at a projected 28500,6900 megawatts by the end of the year.
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If there's a large discrepancy between the full charge capacity and the capacity figures on report, for example, it might be time to buy a replacement battery.
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"Opal capacity could then be offered on the European PRISMA capacity platform...,the first auctions are scheduled for calendar week 31 (which starts July 31)," it said.
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"Administrative attempts to remove such revenue could result in inefficiently high capacity prices that signal the need for new capacity when no such need exists," Bay writes.
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Additions of solar generating capacity alone, led by China which accounted for more than half the increase, outstripped net new fossil fuel capacity, according to the report.
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It should replace capacity at Dukovany whose four 500-megawatt units will start decommissioning in 2037, and help energy needs as coal-fired capacity is gradually retired.
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Switzerland has 20 gigawatts of installed power capacity, which ensures demand is covered even after nuclear power plants go offline, reducing capacity to 16.5 gigawatts, it said.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba/LONDON (Reuters) - Canada's Nutrien Ltd, the world's biggest potash miner by capacity, has helped engineer a surprising price rebound for the fertilizer by idling capacity.
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Total capacity now stands at more than 651 GW. The GWEC said China, the U.S., U.K., India and Spain accounted for 70% of new capacity in 2019.
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"Our problem at the moment, with our manufacturing industries, is a problem of capacity — whether we can ramp up capacity in the shortest possible time," Lim said.
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Flock Freight makes its market by having a window into the spare capacity of trucks and charging shippers for the exact amount of capacity that they're using.
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It said its trans-Pacific capacity will be down 15 percent and its trans-Atlantic capacity will be flat in the winter compared to two years ago.
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The report lists the U.S. under the "High Capacity" category when it comes to "cyber troop capacity" alongside the usual suspects like China, Russia, and Saudi Arabia.
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China currently has around 920 gigawatts of installed coal capacity — and many of those plants are already running at lower-than-expected capacity because of weak demand.
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Brampton, Ontario Products: Chrysler 300, Dodge Challenger, Dodge Charger Production Capacity: 285,000/year 2018 Utilization: 77 percent Flat Rock, Michigan Products: Ford Mustang, Lincoln Continental Production Capacity: 260,000/year 2018 Utilization: 0003 percent Bowling Green, Kentucky Products: Chevrolet Corvette Production Capacity: 80,000/year 2018 Utilization: 2300 percent Fairfax, Kansas Products: Chevrolet Malibu, Cadillac XT2000 Production Capacity: 22018,249 22019 Utilization: 2310 percent Lansing Grand River, Michigan Products: Cadillac ATS, Cadillac CTS, Chevrolet Camaro Production Capacity: 20183,22018 222 Utilization: 22019 percent Orion, Michigan Products: Chevrolet Bolt, Chevrolet Sonic Production Capacity: 160,000 2018 Utilization: 34 percent Hamtramck, Michigan Products: Chevrolet Volt, Chevrolet Impala, Cadillac CT6, Buick LaCrosse Production Capacity: 230,2018 2018 Utilization: 28 percent * scheduled to close in 2019 Lordstown, Ohio Products: Chevrolet Cruze Production Capacity: 300,000 2018 Utilization: 49 percent * scheduled to close in 2019 Oshawa, Ontario Products: Chevrolet Impala, Cadillac XTS, Chevrolet Silverado, GMC Sierra Production Capacity: 310,000 2018 Utilization: 22 percent * scheduled to close in 2019 Source: LMC Automotive Reporting by Paul Lienert in Detroit; Editing by Matthew Lewis
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At least 4.4 million barrels per day (bpd) of refining capacity was offline, or almost a quarter of total U.S. capacity, based on company reports and Reuters estimates.
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But the cushion of spare capacity is already low and will shrink further as OPEC boosts its output, leaving the market without much capacity to absorb further disruptions.
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The kingdom plans to invest $20 billion to maintain and possibly expand its spare oil production capacity, and currently has a maximum sustainable capacity of 12 million bpd.
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By way of comparison, the US currently has about 1.2 TW of installed electric generation capacity, so this plan would involve expanding generation capacity fivefold in 35 years.
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An index measuring production capacity, which falls when more firms report capacity shortages, slid to levels last seen in 1992, suggesting they will ramp up capital spending ahead.
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The best way to measure this is to look at a turbine's "capacity factor" (CF), which refers to how much power a turbine produces relative to its capacity.
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Estimates suggest it installed nearly 55 gigawatts of solar-power capacity in 2017, more than the existing capacity of any other country at the start of the year.
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Another two lines with combined capacity of 100,000 tonnes per year are awaiting restart, with Century guiding towards full Hawesville capacity in the second half of next year.
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"We have capacity of about 5.4 million barrels per day of participated refining capacity, and our target is to reach 10 million barrels by 2030," Aramco's Nasser said.
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"The new plant as well as the two upgrades will be operational at full capacity by October 2018, when Utico's total capacity will be 65 mgpd," he said.
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This increased capacity, combined with super fast charging, could have big implications for not just smartphones, but electric vehicles and other products that benefit from high-capacity batteries.
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One part of the conundrum may be down to the way the Chinese aluminium sector has evolved, raw production capacity being vertically integrated with semi-manufactured products capacity.
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The third one in the price formation is about additional capacity, iron ore capacity in Brazil, in Australia but I believe it's already fully reflected in the price.
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Evercore said Delta is managing system capacity well and has a higher sense of urgency on profit margins, while United has abandoned its commitment to controlling capacity growth.
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ANITP said that the high number of convictions reflects Romania's institutional capacity to investigate crimes of trafficking in persons as well as the capacity of criminal constitution bodies.
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The debt left them without "the capacity to invest, the capacity to evolve, and the stamina to withstand the headwinds," Paulson said in a report to his clients.
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In its air quality plan for 2018, Shanxi promised to close down 22.4 million tonnes of annual coal capacity and 1.9 million tonnes of steel capacity this year.
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Germany, which shares big interconnector capacity with France, can derive more than 40 percent of its power from hard and brown coal while also having massive renewable capacity.
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Here's an EIA graph showing capacity factors over time: And here's another that focuses on renewable energy capacity factors: Not exactly the upward sloping lines one might like.
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The project involves four thermal units of 600 MW each, a 380,000 metre cubic capacity liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal and oil terminals with 100,000 metric tons capacity.
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The project involves four thermal units of 303 MW each, a 380,000 meter cubic capacity liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal and oil terminals with 100,000 metric tons capacity.
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By one estimate, China permanently shut less than 2 percent of its total steelmaking capacity last year, a period when roughly one-third of that capacity went unused.
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India's solar capacity has now hit 16 gigawatts (GW) from a total of 300 GW total power generation capacity, according to Bridge to India, a solar energy consultancy.
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The number of U.S. operating refineries last year fell by three to 0000 while peak capacity increased by almost 2024,216 bpd, the EIA's 22018 refinery capacity report said.
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Romney clearly possesses presidential stature, the capacity to self-finance a national campaign almost immediately and the capacity to raise enormous campaign money from large donors within days.
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A dynamic battleground has emerged between natural gas, which supplied 31 percent of new capacity in 2015, and renewables, which dominate nearly all capacity additions in recent months.
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The new renewable energy generating capacity, also including wind, biofuels and geothermal energy, dwarfed the 70 GW of net new capacity from fossil fuels in 2017, it said.
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Torque and horsepower are both ways of understanding force where torque measures the capacity of a force to twist an object and horsepower measures that capacity over time.
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Card typeWhen it comes to the card type, the two main kinds you'll want to consider are SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) and SDXC (Secure Digital eXtended Capacity).
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"Some of the planned pipeline capacity increases have been delayed, and as a result, the takeaway capacity issue could remain a major constraint until next winter," OPEC said.
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"We'll be closing our excess capacity gap over the next number of quarters and we expect to be at full capacity around the middle of 2018," he said.
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There has always been a worry that they will offer artificially low capacity bids to suppress prices, knowing that they will make it back by buying cheap capacity.
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The U.S. was home to 13% of the new wind power capacity added globally last year, and is a distant second to China in overall capacity and generation.
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Because its "capacity factor" (the amount of time it's running) is relatively low, to fully meet demand, total capacity will have to far exceed total demand, by multiples.
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The S7 saw its battery capacity increase nearly 73% while the S7 edge (which is powering a much larger screen now) received a battery with 40% larger capacity.
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"Marjan oilfield delivers a high volume of associated gas and the new oil capacity will replace in time declines in oil capacity from other fields elsewhere," he said.
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"While we believe we have capacity to accommodate initial demand, this is an evolving situation and we anticipate building additional capacity over time," she said in a statement.
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Currently eight of those, with a combined capacity of around 4.2 gigawatts - almost half of the country's total nuclear power capacity - are offline for planned or unplanned outages.
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"We have a pretty large capacity compared to hospitals," said Davis, adding that the trucks plus the mobile tents increase the morgue capacity to 3,500 to 3,600 bodies.
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"This grant will enable Lagos increase its capacity to control and contain the outbreak, while also supporting other States with capacity-building," President Buhari said in a tweet.
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The number of U.S. operating refineries last year fell by three to 2000 while peak capacity increased by almost 2369,2024 bpd, the EIA's 20183 refinery capacity report said.
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Preliminary plans suggest that Russian idle primary oil refining capacity is set to rise to 10.9% and 12.7% - this year's peak - of total capacity in April and May.
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Callimachi: You know, one of the analysts that I've spoken to said to me that ISIS' capacity to govern is more worrying than the capacity of their fighters.
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Currently, eight of those with a combined capacity of around 4.2 gigawatts - almost half of the country's total nuclear power capacity - are offline for planned or unplanned outages.
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The company said Tuesday that output has returned to 50% of capacity but that it expects to be back to full seasonal capacity by the end of March.
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The company said Tuesday that output has returned to 50% of capacity but that it expects to be back to full seasonal capacity by the end of March.
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FEMA continues to enhance its response capacity through training with the Urban Search & Rescue Teams (USAR), adding additional generator capacity, and evaluating their supply chains for maximum efficiency.
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Rather than building new plants, TowerJazz has tended to expand output by looking for partners with idle capacity or excess capacity in new plants that it can utilize.
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China will also carry out inspections to review all capacity swap projects approved since 2016 and shut any illegal capacity, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) said.
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Ross said each of the measures should enable U.S. steel producers to operate at 80 percent average capacity utilization rates or better based on available capacity in 2017.
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Rather than building new plants, TowerJazz has tended to expand output by looking for partners with idle capacity or excess capacity in new plants that it can utilise.
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Just like states, the federal government does have the capacity — in some specific cases, even greater capacity than it does with states — to regulate activity within the tribe.
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In the United States, United Airlines Holdings Inc announced further cuts to domestic capacity, meaning its overall capacity, including international, will be down by around 68% in April.
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Over 45 percent of U.S. refining capacity is located along the Gulf Coast, along with 51 percent of the nation's natural gas processing plant capacity, the EIA said.
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The shutdowns have cut capacity by 13.52 gigawatts (GW) to just 7.5 GW. The Three Gorges plant has reduced capacity to 6 GW from 18.12 GW, while Gezhouba, some 38 kms (23 miles) away, has halved capacity to 1.5 GW from 2.9 GW. Phone calls to Three Gorges were unanswered.
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By 2300 the government aims to reduce the country's annual capacity for coal production by 2186m tonnes, or roughly 25% of what it made last year; its steel capacity by 100m-150m tonnes, nearly 20% of its output in 2016; and its aluminium capacity by 30% in big production centres.
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The deal will add 120,000 tonnes of cocoa bean processing capacity and 30,000 tonnes of cocoa mass pressing capacity to service increasing demand in Asia, particularly for cocoa powder.
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Energean is positioning itself in the eastern Mediterranean with a newly built FPSO facility with capacity of 800 million cubic feet a day and liquids capacity of 800,000 barrels.
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In the future, the company said, engineers will no longer be able to remove capacity from S3 if it would take subsystems below a certain threshold of server capacity.
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"Supply growth is leveling off, particularly in China, where new capacity can only be added if old capacity of equivalent tonnage is closed," said Societe Generale analyst Robin Bhar.
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"Supply growth is levelling off, particularly in China, where new capacity can only be added if old capacity of equivalent tonnage is closed," said Societe Generale analyst Robin Bhar.
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Iraq's oil export capacity is nearly 5 million barrels per day, although it is pumping below capacity in line with an OPEC agreement to reduce production to stabilize prices.
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Almost a third of new residential capacity in Q1 came from states outside the top 10 markets in cumulative capacity, the highest share ever, data from SEIA report shows.
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Xinhua said the province planned to cut iron making capacity by 17.26 million tonnes, and reduce 14.22 million tonnes of steel making capacity by the end of this year.
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Asia's refining market is the fastest growing in the world, adding 450,000 bpd of crude capacity in 2017 on top of total installed capacity of nearly 29 million bpd.
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A single barge has the same dry-cargo capacity as 16 railway goods wagons or 70 lorries, and the liquid-cargo capacity of 46 goods wagons or 144 lorries.
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As of July, Indonesia had 13 operating nickel smelters with input capacity of 24.52 million tonnes, which the miners' group said is not enough capacity to absorb ore output.
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On March 9, the company offered that capacity through a so-called "open season", during which potential customers can sign up for a part of a pipeline's capacity rights.
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About 300,000 bpd of new pipeline capacity is due to come on by end January, but "it's really from next summer that we'll see big new capacity," Dukes said.
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He declined to comment on whether BHP had shown interest in buying Mosaic, but said it makes more sense to buy existing potash capacity than to build new capacity.
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"Based on the five proposals to date, Australia now appears to be planning to overbuild LNG import capacity in response to an overbuild of LNG export capacity," Kavonic said.
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Raw material stocks gained slightly after Monday's sharp declines, after Beijing punished officials and two steel market for breaking capacity-cutting rules, reinforcing government's determination to cut excess capacity.
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There's more installed, so even with its slower growth rate it adds more capacity each year — in 2015, it accounted for 57 percent of all new installed solar capacity.
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Ansteel, with around 35 million tonnes annual steelmaking capacity, ranks No.4 by output in the country, while Benxi Steel, with 20 million tonnes capacity, is ranked No.9.
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Due to forecasted customer demand exceeding capacity at its joint venture with Panasonic in Japan, TowerJazz last quarter decided to expand capacity for power management and image sensor platforms.
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For example, China last year announced that it was closing 85033 million metric tons of induction furnace capacity that had never even been included in any official capacity reports.
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The world is expected to add up to 100 GW of solar power capacity this year that will bring the cumulative installed capacity to 300-350 GW, O'Neil said.
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The version of the Space Launch System in 2020 won't have 130 mT of capacity either — and it won't have that much capacity until SLS "Block 85033 Cargo" flies.
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The promised capacity of 350 kilowatts per charging point more than doubles Tesla's current standard for its 'second generation' chargers that have a capacity of up to 145 kW.
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The trust allows only Mr. Redstone to remove trustees while he lives and has capacity, and does not allow for anyone else to remove trustees when he lacks capacity.
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"The UBI lowers the rate of involuntary poverty to zero for everyone who has any capacity to work or any capacity to get along with other people," Murray declared.
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Operation at the second Três Lagoas unit began in September and will add 1.95 million tonnes annually in production capacity, raising Fibria's total annual capacity to 7.2 million tonnes.
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"We hope it will be less than [5 percent] but frankly, the way we are expanding capacity, the way others are expanding capacity, it may be worse," O'Leary said.
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The proposed investment would increase aircraft capacity by up to 35 percent, double terminal space and more than double its capacity to 72 million passengers a year, Megawide said.
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Both low aerobic capacity and low muscle strength at 18 were associated with a higher risk for Type 2 diabetes; poor aerobic capacity was a slightly stronger risk factor.
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Higher-capacity chips remained expensive: A two-megabyte chip, for example, was $599 in September 1985, making the cost-per-megabyte for larger-capacity RAM $300, per McCallum's analysis.
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Coal capacity tripled between 403 and 2017, from 71,121 MW to 211,562 MW. Demand hasn't kept up, so capacity factors are low and the economics of coal plants suck.
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While Saudi Arabia has the capacity to produce more oil, it "faces a delicate balancing act amid competing calls for how to deploy its spare capacity powers," Croft noted.
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"Just because you have capacity, it doesn't mean that we need to use that capacity fully," health ministry official Yasuyuki Sahara told the press in a briefing last week.
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Even though the iPhone 7 comes with up to 256GB of storage capacity — the highest ever storage capacity of an iPhone — the argument for external SD card support remains.
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"We have at present production capacity just exceeding five million barrels per day, the country as a whole, including the capacity within the federal region of Kurdistan," Ghadhban said.
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Chile has more than half of the region's solar power capacity; solar power does not represent more than half of Chile's total installed capacity (that figure is 4 percent).
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But even with that additional bus capacity and the added train capacity that Gateway would provide, there may still be a shortage of seats for commuters, Mr. Cotton said.
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This is the area of the brain that lets us make decisions and develop our capacity for delayed gratification, as well as the capacity to think things through logically.
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It has a maximum weight capacity of 250 pounds (the more heavy-duty, slightly more expensive model with a maximum weight capacity of 300 pounds is the Gazelle Freestyle).
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He said the city planned to close another 300,000 tonnes of steelmaking capacity, 1.1 million tonnes of coal-producing capacity and 268 megawatts of coal-fired power by August.
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The installation will boost export capacity by 3 million barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil and storage capacity by 6 million bpd, the ministry said in a statement.
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CAR also says in the study the proposal is aimed at boosting U.S. and NAFTA automotive production capacity, but the U.S. market is not growing to support new capacity.
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Israel and Gaza have vast capacity to tap the Mediterranean Sea for manufactured water, and Jordan has great capacity to tap its vast empty deserts for manufactured solar power.
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China in early 2016 committed to closing steel mills representing 100 million to 0003 million tons of capacity over five years, or roughly a tenth of its capacity then.
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The next-highest capacity natural gas liquid pipeline in the region, operated by Enterprise Product Partners, went into service in 2014 and has capacity of 125,000 barrels a day.
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That meant at least 255 million barrels per day (bpd) of refining capacity was offline, or 260 percent of total U.S. capacity, based on company reports and Reuters estimates.
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Moreover, the deal will not necessarily lead to capacity cuts since both Baosteel and Wuhan have built new plants and eliminated outdated, inefficient capacity in recent years, he added.
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Firstly, that capacity closure figure is only around half CISA's estimate of excess capacity in China's steel sector, which produces as much as the rest of the world combined.
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"So far, the refining capacity has risen to 50%," Lopez Obrador said, adding that his government aimed to increase the capacity to 75% by the end of next year.
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Long story short, the proposed "resource-specific FRR" would have offered particular resources the option to drop out of capacity markets and strike bilateral contracts with utilities for capacity.
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It would take years to build enough processing plants to match China's processing capacity of 220,000 tonnes- which is five times the combined capacity of the rest of the world.
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Addition of Development Capacity: Fitch views MAA retaining the development capacity acquired from PPS as a change in strategy, despite expectations that it will remain manageable in terms of exposure.
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It would take years to build enough processing plants to match China's processing capacity of 25,22 tonnes- which is five times the combined capacity of the rest of the world.
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Both were performing well under capacity and contributing to a dismal capacity utilization rate of just 76 percent across the United States, far below Fiat Chrysler's rate of 90 percent.
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China, which produces and consumes half the world's steel and, has cut some 100 million tonnes of legal capacity and another 120 million tonnes of illegal capacity since January 2016.
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"The capacity for each hospital is between 12-16 kilowatts and the system is modular which means it can be upgraded to tens of times of its capacity" Hamladji added.
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The record output came even after Beijing phased out 150 million tonnes of excess steel capacity and 120 million tonnes of low-grade steel capacity in the past five years.
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Britain now has total installed windpower capacity of 20 gigawatts (GW), with offshore wind farms accounting for 8 GW. Offshore capacity will reach 1503 GW by 2030 under the plan.
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The additional capacity from new projects in 31 states would generate enough installed wind capacity to power 1013 million American homes, the American Wind Energy Association said in a release.
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An executive at China's Iron and Steel Association said last week that the country's steel industry would shift its focus to optimizing capacity structure in 2019 from reducing overall capacity.
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Determining an animal's capacity for self-awareness—that is, the capacity for introspection, and the ability to recognize oneself as being separate from other individuals or objects—is not easy.
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If China is to enforce its 2018 capacity cap of 30 GW, that means only 6 GW of new capacity will be permitted in the second half of the year.
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Buhari, who said the ultimate goal was to drive generation capacity and overall grid capacity to 25,000 megawatts, did not disclose the monetary value of Siemens' involvement in the plan.
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The market has been disappointed not to have seen more zinc production capacity coming back from Glencore, Patterson said, after the company curtailed 500,000 tonnes of capacity from late 2015.
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China, which produces and consumes half the world's steel and, has cut some 2323 million tonnes of legal capacity and another 120 million tonnes of illegal capacity since January 2016.
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The company operates nine wholly-owned refineries with a combined capacity of 1.67 million bpd and two refineries co-owned with Cenovus Energy with a combined capacity of 502,2603 bpd.
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The plan proposed increasing the capacity of port elevators, transloading and other infrastructure facilities, while raising grain storage capacity to 167.4 million tonnes by 2035 from 156.9 million tonnes now.
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Some 100 gigawatts (GW) of new coal-fired capacity is expected to be built in Southeast Asia by 2040, boosting the total installed capacity to 160 GW, the agency said.
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Those three plants have combined a capacity to produce 4.25 million tonnes of steel a year, a third of the capacity in the city in the eastern province of Jiangsu.
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The California Institution for Women is at more than 136 percent capacity, and the Central California Women's Facility is at 147 percent capacity, according to the most recent state records.
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It also considered the capacity of the country to contain transmission at an early stage, based on four main factors: vector control, clinical surveillance, laboratory capacity and emergency risk communications.
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Immigrant families are currently housed in facilities in Pennsylvania and Texas that have a total capacity of about 3,300 beds and are now at 79 percent capacity, according to ICE.
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"The world is adding more renewable power capacity each year than it adds in new capacity from all fossil fuels combined," Arthouros Zervos, REN21's chair, said in a statement.
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Sheets said a good use of China's fiscal stimulus capacity would be to help workers recover from the loss of factory and coal mine jobs as steel capacity is reduced.
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The acquisitions will boost China Power's total attributable installed capacity by 11.8 percent and increase the share of clean energy to about one-third of its capacity, the company said.
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The power plants have about 8,000 MW capacity, or nearly half of Vattenfall's fossil power fleet capacity, which includes gas and hard coal power plants in Germany and the Netherlands.
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Additionally, the acquisition of the smaller capacity Obregon brewing facility will allow Constellation an earlier exit from its interim supply agreement and provide capacity to support medium-term innovation efforts.
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Across the EU, 15.7 GW of gross additional wind power capacity was installed last year, up 20 percent, bringing the total to 169 GW, second only to natural gas capacity.
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The assets being sold include 62 product terminals with about 24 million barrels of storage capacity, 604 miles of pipeline and 73 tanks with 7.8 million barrels of storage capacity.
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The tale of whether Heathrow, at 98 percent capacity, will get a third runway or whether ramshackle Gatwick, also near capacity, will get a second one has become almost mythic.
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Now, Mitchell's lung capacity is at 25% its full potential and his doctors said it could take one to four years for his lungs to return to their full capacity.
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The Gulf Coast hosts about half of the fuel-refining capacity in the United States, and about 40 percent of the area's capacity was offline as of Wednesday morning. Sen.
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Blaise Diagne International (AIBD) will have initial capacity for three million passengers per year, rising to 10 million per year, making it one of the highest-capacity airports in Africa.
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Due to forecasted customer demand exceeding the current capacity at its joint venture with Panasonic in Japan, TowerJazz said it will expand capacity for power management and image sensor platforms.
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ICMP is proposing that Mediterranean countries assess the capacity they already have – in terms of records and databases, for example – and examine how this capacity can be shared and enhanced.
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Greenpeace's Myllyvirta said that while gross capacity was likely to have fallen last year, operating capacity was estimated to have risen to 1 billion tonnes, from about 965 million tonnes.
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Iran's installed solar energy capacity is currently 53 MW, according to Iranian energy ministry data, but 76 firms have signed deals to study building an extra 932 MW of capacity.
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The government of Shanghai said the factory will have a planned capacity of 500,000 vehicles per year, rivaling the company's production capacity at its lone U.S. factory, in Fremont, Calif.
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One example of private sector capacity already available to the DoD is our new ViaSat-2 satellite, which is approaching more than 100 times the capacity of current WGS satellites.
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It said it would cut the capacity of international flights during the summer season by 503% versus the previous selling schedule, including a 50% reduction in April trans-Atlantic capacity.
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The R1T has a towing capacity of 11,000 pounds, and the Badger over 8,000 pounds, while both the Endurance and B2 will have a towing capacity of around 7,500 pounds.
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Generally, excess capacity pushes down prices, and less efficient firms that cannot make profits at these lower prices simply go out of business, pulling down capacity until it matches demand.
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It would take years to build enough processing plants to match China's processing capacity of 220,000 tonnes - which is five times the combined capacity of the rest of the world.
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Hyundai Oilbank, South Korea's smallest refiner by capacity, has a total of 650,000 bpd of refining capacity in the southwestern city of Daesan and aims to expand its petrochemical business.
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An analysis by Resources for the Future estimated that the rule, if enacted, would have prevented the retirement of 25 gigawatts of coal capacity and 20 gigawatts of nuclear capacity.
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" The rule also does not apply to parents or grandparents "acting substantially in the capacity of a parent or grandparent and not in the capacity of a mental health therapist.
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And U.S. power producers are planning to add 22016 another gigawatts of gas-fired capacity during 22/18, roughly equivalent to the entire generating capacity of the state of Georgia.
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"In our online warehouses, we are beginning to get close to capacity and as warehouses get close to capacity they become crowded and a little bit less efficient," he said.
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The complaint says that Mr. Rashid "enjoys limited diplomatic immunity with respect only to those acts undertaken in his official capacity" and "this conduct" was not within his official capacity.
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But the pace of capacity additions could fall in 2016, with China still struggling to find enough transmission capacity to take on the huge numbers of new turbines being built.
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Facebook disabled the capacity for advertisers to pipe information from data brokers into Facebook's ad-targeting platform, in an apparent response to criticisms of how that capacity can be abused.
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Shandong vowed to trim coking capacity by 16.86 million tonnes by 2020 and to put out capacity plans, targeting independent refineries, steel mills, fertilizer makers and aluminum smelters, by July.
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So not just your stature or your height but also your overall physical capacity and your mental capacity isn't anywhere near what it would be if you'd had proper nutrition.
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You need enough battery capacity to cover even the most unlikely, once-a-decade extended shortfall of wind and sun, but most of the time, in ordinary circumstances, most of that capacity won't be used — the battery "capacity factor," or frequency of use, falls to 3 percent by 2045 in the third scenario.
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