Based on average daily consumption of 15 litres per vehicle for gasoline powered vehicles and 30 litres per vehicle for diesel powered vehicles at 0.4491 and 0.3535 per litre for gasoline and diesel fuel, respectively, plus oil and lubricants at 10 per cent of the fuel cost.

Petrol consumption is based on average mileage of 1,650 km month (each) at 4 km per litre, at an average cost of 0.35 per litre.

It is anticipated, based on experience, that each of 103 light vehicles will travel an average 68 kilometres, consuming 8.1 litres a day ( 76,100) each of 16 medium vehicles will travel an average 41 kilometres, consuming 10.25 litres a day ( 15,000) one heavy vehicle will travel an average 27 kilometres consuming 10.80 litres per day ( 1,000) and each of two pieces of engineering equipment will consume 33.6 litres per day ( 6,100).

Tuna and swordfish fisheries are especially petroleum hungry, with energy consumption three times the average.

Based on average daily consumption of 45 litres of diesel fuel per vehicle at 0.3535 per litre, plus oil and lubricants at 10 per cent of the fuel cost.

It is anticipated that each vehicle would consume an average of 20 litres of fuel daily for a total consumption for the 11.6 month period of 453,440 litres at a cost of 0.66 per litre ( 299,300) 10 per cent of the fuel cost is provided for oils and lubricants ( 29,900).

Petrol consumption is based on average of 2,568 km per vehicle per month at 6 km per litre, at a cost of 0.25 per litre.

In 1990 it had a lower than average level of energy use per capita compared with other OECD countries (3.7 tonnes of oil equivalent (toe) in comparison to 4.8 for OECD countries) but a slightly higher level than the average for the European Community (3.6 toe).

It is anticipated that each team site will utilize its 29 KVA generators for an average of six hours per day, with an average consumption of 1 litre per hour.

Based on average daily consumption of 20 litres per vehicle at 0.4491 and 0.3535 per litre for gasoline and diesel fuel respectively, plus oil and lubricants at 10 per cent of the fuel cost.

For new passenger cars, an average fuel consumption target of 5 litres 100 kilometre for petrol driven cars and 4.5 litres 100 kilometre for diesel driven cars by 2005 shall be introduced.

(i) For new passenger cars, an average fuel consumption target of 5 litres 100 kilometres for petrol driven cars and 4.5 litres 100 kilometres for diesel driven cars by 2005 shall be introduced.

(b) Average fuel consumption targets for new vehicles.

The budgeted amount of 158,700 is based on 200 kilometres per vehicle per day at an average consumption of 10 kilometres per litre.

(c) Average fuel consumption targets for new vehicles

Calories consumption per capita in 2000 reached 1,931 Kcal day on average.

The budgeted amount of 152,300 is based on 200 kilometres per vehicle per day at an average consumption of 10 kilometres per litre at 0.60 per litre ( 138,700).

The provision of 928,800 was based on the average daily fuel consumption of 26.3 litres per vehicle at a cost of 0.21 per litre for a fleet of 419 vehicles.

Petrol consumption is based on average mileage of 2,500 km per vehicle per month, at 4 km per litre, at a cost of 0.25 per litre.

Provision is made in the amount of 92,500 for diesel fuel, petrol, oil, coolants and lubricants for the vehicle fleet based on the average daily usage for different vehicle categories and actual consumption as follows

Do you realize that you, TED users, spend an average of 52 minutes per day in traffic, wasting your time on your daily commute?

And that costs on average under 18 dollars a barrel.

Kicking the Oil Habit

It is anticipated that each team site will utilize its 29 KVA generators for an average of six hours per day, with an average consumption of 1 litre per hour.

My car burns a lot of gas.

Based on average daily fuel consumption rate of 7,500 litres at 0.3535 per litre.

Repatriation of contingent owned vehicles and lower average rate of fuel consumption

Keep burning up their gas.

Consumption of energy per capita Turkey apos s per capita electric consumption is approximately 1300 Kwh year which is about the fifth of the OECD and one fourth of the EU average.

That's all the U.S. usage today.

electricity, gas, oil consumption

Of these fuels, oil is the most critical.

Energy demand is expected to keep growing at an annual rate of 4 to 5 per cent, but national per capita consumption remains lower than the EU average.

That's the one. In other words, you have no orders whatsoever.

Requirements under this heading had been estimated at a monthly cost of 221 per vehicle based on an average mileage of 1,670 kilometres per month and consumption of petrol at 4 kilometres per litre at a cost of 0.53 per litre.

That is 0.5 percent of the U.S. oil consumption.

Based on fuel consumption of 20 litres daily per vehicle.

It is anticipated, based on past experience, that each of 103 light vehicles will travel an average of 68 kilometres, consuming 8.1 litres per day ( 37,300) each of 16 medium vehicles will travel an average of 41 kilometres, consuming 10.25 litres per day ( 7,400) one heavy vehicle will travel an average of 27 kilometres consuming 10.80 litres per day ( 500) and each of two pieces of engineering equipment will consume 33.6 litres per day ( 3,000).

Based on fuel consumption of 750 litres per hour at 0.3583 per litre, plus oil and lubricants at 10 per cent of the fuel cost.

Based on fuel consumption of 340 litres per hour at 0.3583 per litre, plus oil and lubricants at 10 per cent of the fuel cost.

In the area north of the buffer zone, the cost of diesel averages 0.32 per litre and the cost of petrol is 0.46 per litre.

Based on fuel consumption of 2,555 litres per hour at 0.3583 per litre, plus oil and lubricants at 10 per cent of the fuel cost.

Globally, more than 30 million tons of oil equivalent are consumed in the form of primary energy every day, equivalent to 55 kilowatt hours per person per day, with rich countries, on average, consuming more than twice that figure. For many developing countries, the figure is well under 20 kwh

Globally, more than 30 million tons of oil equivalent are consumed in the form of primary energy every day, equivalent to 55 kilowatt hours per person per day, with rich countries, on average, consuming more than twice that figure. For many developing countries, the figure is well under 20 kwh China is still well below the global average, and even most emerging markets consume less than one third of the average in many advanced economies.

Is all of this oil consumption really necessary?