export capacity

The industry is well developed with high quality manufacturing and export capacity.

Costs us up to three percent of our chemical export capacity, though, and there'll be no reserve power left at all.

Given that the export capacity of the country was very limited, he insisted on developing the domestic market.

But the country's pipeline export capacity recently hit a ceiling of four million barrels a day.

Export capacity over 30kW is required to be half hourly metered.

Clearly, it is China, equipped with a staggering production and export capacity, that has benefited most.

Together, the two routes account for up to 10 percent of Iraq's export capacity, American officials estimate.

Scottish & Southern Energy have been asked to provide for an export capacity of 40kWe.

With world oil prices soaring and production rising, the oil producers want to take advantage of all available export capacity.

On completion these three projects will triple Saudi Arabia's export capacity.

The terrorists did not strike at the Saudi petroleum industry; not a barrel of export capacity was lost.

Just as the first expansion was competed, Sydvaranger decided that it needed to further expand its export capacity to 650,000 tonnes.

The actual import and export capacities were typically 60% of the nominal capacities.

Aid to Europe and Japan was designed to rebuild productivity and export capacity.

"Iraq has been floating news it has larger oil reserves and higher oil export capacity," an analyst said.

Right now, the trends are toward increased OPEC export capacity.

Navolato is the largest industry in the state that produces a large exporting capacity, which has become an integral part of the state.

A recent news item indicates that lack of rainfall and high local demand have reduced Hydro-Quebec export capacity.

The UK export capacity of the Interconnector is 20 billion cubic metres per year.

He told The Baghdad Observer that Iraq's export capacity was about 5 million barrels a day.

With public savings rates high, Asian governments had typically recycled deposits into the economy through banks, which tended to lend to corporations, building export capacity.

But yet today, to shame us Brits it is Germany's carbon generating manufacturing export capacity used as a bench mark.

The port expansion will support increasing the export capacity of Rio's Pilbara operations to 330 million tonnes a year by 2016.

What's more, Japan has walked many a mile to mollify Americans in recent years, transplanting much of its export capacity to American shores.

But executives say the country cannot sustain its export capacity without adequate investment, and investments in machinery and equipment plunged 8.4 percent in 2002.