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Meaning of "billion cubic metres"
Billion cubic metres refers to a unit of measurement used to represent a volume of gas or liquid. It signifies a quantity of one billion cubic meters, which is equivalent to one thousand million cubic meters or approximately 35.3 billion cubic feet. This measurement is commonly used in the energy industry, particularly for quantifying natural gas reserves, consumption, or production
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The pipeline will have a capacity of eight billion cubic metres each year.
Around a billion cubic metres for small clients and three billion for wholesale distribution.
The throughput capacity is to be 4 billion cubic metres a year.
Every year 60 billion cubic metres of precipitation renew about a third of our stored water resources.
It is capable of accommodating more that 2 billion cubic metres of gas.
Within minutes, 2.8 billion cubic metres of the volcano were blasted out over the surrounding countryside.
The amount of water at these three locations is supposedly 1 billion cubic metres.
The region wastes an estimated 70 billion cubic metres a year of gas through flaring and venting.
The current capacity of existing facilities amounts to some 60 billion cubic metres per annum.
Capacity over 35 billion cubic metres per annum.
Total water consumption in Denmark amounts to just under 1 billion cubic metres.
Last year we imported for 4 billion cubic metres of Algerian gas.
The quantity of surface water available to Iraq is estimated at 44 billion cubic metres.
It will transport around 16 billion cubic metres of natural gas a year.
The UK 's historic coal mines have an approximate residual void space of a billion cubic metres.
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The storage facility will boast a capacity of 1 billion cubic metres for strategic and commercial use.
KazMunaiGas President Kairgeldy Kabyldin said the Kazakh pipeline would have capacity of 15 billion cubic metres.
Initially, it will be carrying 30 billion cubic metres of gas each year.
Its annual supply of usable and replenshable groundwater amounts to 350 billion cubic metres.
Its capacity will total 20 billion cubic metres of gas per year.
Estimates of the reserves of natural gas range from 2 to 98 billion cubic metres.
Only 40 billion cubic metres pass through Belarus.
For gas connections, the capacity increase is measured in billion cubic metres per year Bcm / a.
Billion cubic metres in contrast with the 169 billion cubic meters.
Developing the Southern Fields will maintain planned production at 9 billion cubic metres per annum.
Canada also imports 22 billion cubic metres of natural gas from the U. S.
Natural gas reserves were once estimated at 140 billion cubic metres.
In addition, 5.12 billion cubic metres of natural gas was supplied to Armenia.
This area could be irrigated with 2.4 billion cubic metres of sewage.
At present, Shakhpakhty 's extractable reserves are estimated at approximately 8 billion cubic metres.
It is currently 500 billion cubic metres per year.
The amount of water available for abstraction is about 1.8 billion cubic metres.
It holds around 127 billion cubic metres of gas.
Regasification capacity in the EEA is approaching 200 billion cubic metres.
Egypt currently receives 55.5 billion cubic metres of the total Nile waters.
Their combined surface water potential is estimated at 136 billion cubic metres bcm.
Its expected annual capacity is 8.8 billion cubic metres of natural gas.
We import a quarter of our gas from the Frigg field - something like 13 billion cubic metres.
This represents around 140 billion cubic metres of gas a year.
On the positive side, Canada 's Sable Island has natural gas reserves of 85 billion cubic metres.
The EU Member States consume about 500 billion cubic metres gas per year.
The increase of gas consumption in Georgia during the 1980s reached 6 billion cubic metres.
Also more than 4000 bioenergy facilities produce 8 billion cubic metres every year of methane gas.
It is enough to say that every year we waste 4-5 billion cubic metres of gas.
Egypt receives Nile water at a rate of 55.5 billion cubic metres of water per year.
The designed maximum capacity of the supply system is 1.1 billion cubic metres per annum.
Gas extraction in Groningen limited to 27 billion cubic metres.
Natural gas consumption in Poland is approx . 14 billion cubic metres annually.
The Sverdrup Basin alone is thought to contain over 481 billion cubic metres of recoverable gas.
The European gas market currently has a volume of around 520 billion cubic metres per year.
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