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Air pollution - Drivers and pressures (Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia)

SOER 2010 Common environmental theme (Deprecated)
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SOER Common environmental theme from Macedonia the former Yugoslavian Republic of
Published: 26 Nov 2010 Modified: 11 May 2020

The three sectors largely responsible for air emissions are: energy production, especially electricity production; road traffic and industry.

Combustion for energy, especially electricity production, is of particular relevance. Figure 4 indicates that overall electricity consumption has grown over the past five years at an annual rate of 4.46 %. The high growth rate is due to re-starting of the ferro-nickel, ferro-silicon and the steel industry, all major consumers of electricity.

Industrial electricity consumption is significant and rather variable. Variations in electricity consumption correspond with oscillations in the steel and ferro-alloy industry. Such oscillations are shown on Figures 4.

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