Examples of using Feedstocks in English and their translations into Arabic
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(c) Greater energy efficiency in industrial processes, including developing fundamentally new processes, intrinsically less energy-intensive or depending on completely different feedstocks;
All our products are manufactured under ISO9001 in the UK from premium quality feedstocks(>99.99% pure before stabilisation).
By carefully sourcing plastic feedstocks from a variety of, primarily UK-based companies, we can produce high specification, technical products to meet our customer needs.
Adding non-energy uses of fossil fuels, such as industrial feedstocks, reverses the shares to 40 per cent for coal and 42 per cent for oil.
Our Traders support the entire Shell business and operate in the natural gas, crude oil, oil products, chemical feedstocks, biofuels, electrical power, and freight markets.
Energy prices above US$ 30-35/bbl directly affected agricultural prices and made a number of agricultural feedstocks economically viable sources of energy supply.
KPC, as the owner of these feedstocks, retained its ownership interest while the feedstocks were in the custody of KNPC. KPC subsequently took delivery from KNPC of all of the refined petroleum and LPG products that
Ter. With regard to possible double counting or non-counting of emissions, Parties should provide a brief description of how feedstocks have been considered in the industrial processes source category of the inventory, in particular in the production of iron and steel and non-ferrous metals.
The first reason is local open feedstocks.
Polyvinyl chloride(PVC) is typically manufactured from petrochemical feedstocks.
Table 1. A(d)- Feedstocks and non-energy use of fuels.
Table 1. A(d) Feedstocks and Non-Energy Use of Fuels 35.
Chemicals: Converting lower value feedstocks and increasing the share of crude oil in chemicals production.
It is an alternative to popular feedstocks, like soybean, canola and palm.
Subsidies are likely to contribute to the expansion of domestically produced feedstocks in developed countries.
Increased international trade in biofuels and related feedstocks provided win- win opportunities to all countries.
The most promising feedstocks include cereals, sugarbeets, sweet sorghum, Jerusalem artichokes, and grapes.
Manure, a valuable type of biomass, is produced as a feedstocks in the food field.
Cellulosic ethanol can be produced from a diverse array of feedstocks, such as wood pulp from trees
(h) Pay more attention to sustainable production and use of biomass energy feedstocks, methodologies of conversion, and efficient energy flows;