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Experience and Revelation in Saving Oil in Transport Abroad

Research Institute of Petroleum Processing , SINOPEC , Beijing 100083 , China

Received: 2004-08-23 Revised: 2004-09-27 Available online: 2005-03-20

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Abstract

Transport has become the dominant oil-consuming sector in the world. Oil use in the sector has increased steadily over the past 30 years and now represents nearly two-thirds of total IEA oil consumption. This article examines a variety of options and strategies in transport of the developed countries to reduce oil consumption. Some suggestions are proposed for saving oil in transport of China.

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