Slovenia
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The Netherlands
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Production of energy in 2003
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13,2 billion kilowatt
|
91,0 billion kilowatt
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Production of hydro energy
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15-30%
|
0-15 %
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Production of nuclear energy
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30-50%
38% in 2003
|
0-15%
4% in 2003
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Production of sun energy
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500-2000 cm2/ habitant
|
200-500 cm2/ habitant
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Production of thermo energy
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20-40%
|
80-100%
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Production of wind energy
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0%
|
2-5%
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There is a big difference between the production of energy in Slovenia and in the Netherlands. The Netherlands produce more energy, but Slovenia produces more sustainable energy. The type of production of energy has impact on the kind of energy that is used. The Slovenian people use less energy than the Dutch people, but Slovenia has a negative energy balance, because of a less production. This means that it’s possible that Slovenia and the Netherlands use the same quantity of sustainable energy.
Slovenia
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The Netherlands
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Use of energy in 2002
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4981 kg coal equivalent/ habitant
|
6897 kg coal equivalent/ habitant
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Energy balance in 2002
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-51%
|
-23%
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CO2 emission in 2003
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8,3 ton/ habitant
|
16 ton/habitant
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