Übersetzung für 'fuel prices' von Englisch nach Deutsch

fuel prices

Treibstoffpreise {pl}

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fuel

Brennmaterial {n}

Brennmittel {n}

Treibmittel {n}spec.

Benzin {n}

Betriebsstoff {m}

Kraftstoff {m}

Feuerungs­material {n}

Sprit {m} [ugs.] [Treibstoff, Kraftstoff]

Treibstoff {m}

Brennstoff {m}

Werbung

to fuel

tanken

Brennstoff aufnehmen

Treibstoff aufnehmen

mit Brennstoff versorgen

anregen [anheizen]tech.

fuel cells

Brennstoffzellen {pl}tech.

fuel heat

Brennstoffwärme {f}engin.tech.

fuel injector

Einspritzventil {n}automot.

fuel-efficient {adj}

kraftstoffsparendecol.

jet fuel

Kerosin {n}aviat.

• In January 2022, the country plunged into political unrest following a spike in fuel prices.
• Due to a lack of political viability on the issue, government-mandated fuel prices hikes are unlikely and the unresolved dilemma of fossil fuel dependence is becoming a wicked problem.
• This loss was a result of high jet fuel prices against the backdrop of a stagnant economy, as well as political turmoil in the Middle East.
• Gibraltar has ten fuelling stations, and fuel prices are lower than in neighbouring Spain.
• The commercial success of hovercraft suffered from rapid rises in fuel prices during the late 1960s and 1970s, following conflict in the Middle East.

• Mesquite Metro Airport is popular among transient aircraft due to its location near Dallas and favorable fuel prices.
• It is leading the state in low fuel prices and has a fly-in and camp facility called Aviation City.
• In response to poor sales and escalating fuel prices during the early 1980s, a new Mustang was in development.
• High fuel prices and its many older, less fuel-efficient narrow-bodied airplanes increased the airline's operating costs.
• LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) is a key source of cooking fuel in urban India and its prices have been increasing along with the global fuel prices.

• 8% and increase fuel prices by approximately 6%. The price of agricultural products such as beef and dairy were modelled to decrease by almost 1%.
• sales of SUVs and other light trucks experienced a dip due to increasing fuel prices and then a declining economy.
• In the 1990s, crime increased in the region and several riots were reporting, including one in 1999 against a rise of fuel prices.
• Although these fuels were not immediately popular, during 2008 rises in fuel prices, coupled with concerns about oil reserves, have led to the more widespread use of vegetable oil and biodiesel.
• Following a decline after World War II due to competition from cars and aeroplanes, rail transport has had a revival in recent decades due to road congestion and rising fuel prices, as well as governments investing in rail as a means of reducing CO2 emissions in the context of concerns about global warming.

• Statistics NZ also recorded a two percent increase in household utilities expenses, which was fuelled by the rising costs of new dwellings (which rose by 16% from 2020) and a 30 percent hike in fuel prices (from NZ $1.87 per litre to $2.45 per litre).
• The ACCC subsequently announced its opposition to the takeover, citing the likelihood of increased fuel prices due to diminished competition.