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#falling Fossil Fuel Demand
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Jun 22 2017 03:05 PM | eds in Non-Renewable
“The relentless drive to improve efficiency,
. . . is causing global energy consumption overall,
. . . to decelerate.”
China, both the world’s biggest producer, and consumer of coal,
. . . production fell by nearly,
. . . 8% last year, the biggest drop on record.
US coal production fell by
. . .19% in 2016.
UK coal production, and consumption,
. . . falling back to levels not seen,
. . . since the advent of the Industrial Revolution,
. . . around 200 years ago.
Worldwide energy consumption grew by less than:
. . . . . . 1% in 2014,
. . . . . . 0.9% in 2015, and
. . . . . . 1% in 2016.
6-22-2017 Source: #falling fossil fuel demand
. . . is causing global energy consumption overall,
. . . to decelerate.”
China, both the world’s biggest producer, and consumer of coal,
. . . production fell by nearly,
. . . 8% last year, the biggest drop on record.
US coal production fell by
. . .19% in 2016.
UK coal production, and consumption,
. . . falling back to levels not seen,
. . . since the advent of the Industrial Revolution,
. . . around 200 years ago.
Worldwide energy consumption grew by less than:
. . . . . . 1% in 2014,
. . . . . . 0.9% in 2015, and
. . . . . . 1% in 2016.
6-22-2017 Source: #falling fossil fuel demand