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World Energy Outlook 2008 by International Energy Agency; International Energy Agency Staff is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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FOREWORD......Page 5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS......Page 7 TABLE OF CONTENTS......Page 14 List of figures ......Page 22 List of tables......Page 30 List of boxes......Page 34 List of spotlights......Page 36 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY......Page 39 INTRODUCTION......Page 53 PART A - GLOBAL ENERGY TRENDS TO 2030......Page 58 Highlights ......Page 61 Government policies and measures......Page 62 Population......Page 65 Economic growth......Page 66 Oil prices......Page 70 Natural gas prices......Page 74 Technology......Page 75 Highlights ......Page 79 Primary energy mix......Page 80 Regional trends......Page 82 Sectoral trends......Page 85 Resources and production prospects......Page 87 Inter-regional trade......Page 89 Trends by region and energy source......Page 90 Highlights ......Page 93 Trends in primary oil demand......Page 94 Regional trends......Page 99 Sectoral trends......Page 100 Implications for spending on oil......Page 102 Production ......Page 104 Inter-regional trade......Page 107 Highlights ......Page 111 Demand......Page 112 Regional trends......Page 114 Sectoral trends......Page 115 Production ......Page 117 Inter-regional trade......Page 121 Highlights ......Page 125 Demand......Page

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Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.

Author
International Energy Agency; International Energy Agency Staff
Publisher
Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development Turpin Distribution Services Limited [distributor
Published
2008
Language
EN
ISBN
9789264045606
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Computer Science, Management, Reference

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