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For instance, the service sector, which is less energy-intensive, grows relative to the manufacturing sector, resulting in a negative income effect on energy consumption.
Similarly, trade liberalization could encourage the expansion of wasteful energy-intensive activities in a country where subsidized energy prices persisted.
Although fuel consumption was very high, the common assumption that the cement industry was extremely energy-intensive has to be qualified.
The share of energy-intensive goods in total output declines and technological advancement makes production more efficient and less energy-intensive.
The emergence of non-ferrous metals among the most energy-intensive goods may be attributed to the high electricity intensity of their production process.
Thus, the energy-intensive industries, which were considered to be major polluters, were more carefully regulated by the local governments than other industries.
To create less energy-intensive systems, nitrogen-use efficiency must be increased by management systems that improve efficient means of fertilization, such as nutrient recycling and retention.
In terms of the total energy content embodied directly and indirectly in different products, the four most intensive ones belong to the sectors which have the most energy-intensive processes.
However, abundant fossil fuels and cheap fuel prices also have affected air quality for the worse by encouraging energy-intensive industry and a dramatic expansion of motor vehicle use.
Then, the opening up of the economy might lead to greater foreign investment and expansion of energy-intensive industries which were attracted by the low energy prices.
These measures will include free allocation of greenhouse gas emission allowances to energy-intensive sectors, up to 100%.
We welcome the strides that have already been made by many firms—especially those in more energy-intensive sectors—to improve their energy efficiency.
The petrochemicals, steel, glass and cement industries are energy-intensive.
There is a very real risk that excessive pressure on vulnerable, energy-intensive industries could lead to a loosening of the overall cap.
I am convinced that we should focus on innovative processes that will reduce energy-intensive production.
