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Total primary energy consumption by fuel, EU-27: Located in Data and maps › Maps and graphs
Average specific CO2 emissions of new passenger cars per fuel type, with targets (1995-2005): The consistency of the time series 19952004 is not guaranteed
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Road transport fuel price (including taxes) in EU Member States: Fuel prices include cost price, excise duty and VAT
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Electricity production by fuel, EU-25: Data for Germany in 1990 include West Germany only
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Total energy consumption by fuel in the EU-25: Located in Data and maps › Maps and graphs
EU27 Member State net (Extra-EU27) imports of natural gas, oil and solid fuels as a % of total Gross Inland Energy Consumption, 2009: EU27 Member State net (Extra-EU27) imports of natural gas, oil and solid fuels as a % of total Gross Inland Energy Consumption, 2009
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EU27 Member State net (Extra-EU27) imports of natural gas, oil and solid fuels as a % of total Gross Inland Energy Consumption, 2008: EU27 Member State net (Extra-EU27) imports of natural gas, oil and solid fuels as a % of total Gross Inland Energy Consumption, 2008
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Gross electricity generation by fuel in the EU: The figure on the right represents a zoom of the figure on the left, for renewable sources only.
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Nuclear energy and waste production (ENER 013) - Assessment DRAFT created Aug 2011: The amount of high level nuclear waste from nuclear electricity production continues to accumulate. In 2008, 44,102 tonnes of heavy metals contained in high level nuclear waste was in storage, up 34.1% since 2006. The annual quantity of spent fuel was approximately 2,328 [1] tonnes of heavy metals in 2008, relatively stable since 1990. On the other hand, the amount of electricity produced from nuclear power increased by 38.4% over the same period reference to the relative ENER indicator. This partial decoupling between electricity production and generation of radioactive waste can be explained by the fact that fuel rods are replaced gradually as well as by recent improvements in fuel burnup, plant efficiency and increased plant availability [1] Estimates are provisional and are based on NEA (2009) - Nuclear Energy Data 2009
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Share of electricity production by fuel type, 1990-2008 (%), EU-27: The total electricity produced from natural gas increased by 592 TWh (274 %) between 1990 and 2008, at an annual average growth rate of 7.6 %. The primary motive for the switch to gas was economic, with low gas prices for much of the 1990s compared to coal and stricter environmental legislation. Because of this, significant investments were made in the transportation infrastructure for the delivery of gas from within and outside the EU-27. This rapid increased in gas demand also contributed to the increase in fossil fuels imports.
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