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Glossary:Energy dependency rate

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The energy dependency rate shows the proportion of energy that an economy must import. It is defined as net energy imports divided by gross available energy, expressed as a percentage. A negative dependency rate indicates a net exporter of energy while a dependency rate in excess of 100 % indicates that energy products have been stocked. It can be defined for all products total as well as for individual fuels (for example: crude oil, natural gas).

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