Fossil fuel consumption regional

The way people and social institutions will react to climate change will differ from region to region, country to country. Some countries will gain, some will lose. It is not too late for the African countries to involve in their future plans the alternatives to increased carbon dioxide, reduced fossil-fuel consumption, and a higher reafforestation rate. 

The Project implemented will allow to reduce fossil fuel consumption fuel transportation costs reduce the negative impact upon the environment improve social and economic conditions in the Region develop the scientific and technical potential of the country retain the existing and create new jobs in the European part of Russia expand nuclear industry s importing and international cooperation in the field of nuclear energy use contribute to improvement of the positive image of nuclear energy for civilian plication. 

The consumption of fossil fuels spawns environmental considerations in addition to issues of energy demand, national security, and resource availability. At the global level, scientists warn that the combustion of fossil fuels is significantly changing the world s climate system. Local or regional concerns include smog, acid rain, and health implications of urban air pollution. 

Sparse industrial entities and residential settlements in the far north and far east regions of Russia are traditional customers of small sized power applications. These regions altogether constitute two thirds of the country s territory and are characterized by relatively small power loads concentrated within singular consumption points, by difficulties in the supply and high costs of fossil fuel, and by lack of qualified local personnel needed to maintain complex power equipment. Though only 8% of the population of Russia lives in these regions, more than 60% of the prospected inventory of hydrocarbon fuel and mineral and raw material resources of the country are concentrated there. 

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