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Explain two reasons for the predicted increase in energy demand in HICs.
See it on the paper →Suggest two reasons why domestic demand for energy fluctuates from year to year.
See it on the paper →Suggest two reasons why most countries increased the mass of coal extracted between 2001 and 2020.
See it on the paper →Electricity used per person in the USA is twice that of the energy used per person in the Faroe Islands. Suggest three reasons why the use of electricity per person in the Faroe Islands is less than in the USA.
See it on the paper →Electricity used per person in the USA is twice that of the energy used per person in the Faroe Islands. Suggest three reasons why the use of electricity per person in the Faroe Islands is less than in the USA.
See it on the paper →Give reasons for your answer. (b) Suggest the impact on fossil fuel reserves if the world population continues to increase.
See it on the paper →In 2021, the global demand for lithium was 389 200 tonnes. Global demand is predicted to rise to 2 150 000 tonnes by 2030. Calculate the percentage increase in the demand for lithium by 2030.
See it on the paper →Candidates struggled to express ideas with precision about the likely reasons for the lower electricity consumption per person in the Faroe Islands. More able candidates could suggest that the use of electric vehicles and household appliances would be higher in a richer country like the USA. Many imagined the people of the Faroe Islands to be more energy conservation aware, turning off all applian...
— Examiner report, May/June 2025, 0680/21 Q3(a)(iii) (Cambridge)
Candidates struggled to express ideas with precision about the likely reasons for the lower electricity consumption per person in the Faroe Islands. More able candidates could suggest that the use of electric vehicles and household appliances would be higher in a richer country like the USA. Many imagined the people of the Faroe Islands to be more energy conservation aware, turning off all applian...
— Examiner report, May/June 2025, 0680/23 Q3(a)(iii) (Cambridge)
Many candidates were able to correctly calculate the number of people in Somalia in 2022 that did not have access to electricity as 10 745 876 or 10 745 877. Candidates who showed their working were often able to gain partial credit. The most common mistake was calculating the number of people who had access to electricity.
— Examiner report, February/March 2024, 0680/22 Q3(b)(ii) (Cambridge)
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A report stated that in 2022, 36% of people in Somalia had access to electricity. Calculate the number of people in Somalia in 2022 that did not have access to electricity. number of people =
Suggest reasons why an increase in national wealth can increase energy consumption in a country.
See it on the paper →Complete the bar chart for 2012 and complete the key.
See it on the paper →Use the data to describe the trend in coal production and in coal consumption in China between 2009 and 2016.
See it on the paper →Suggest whether China imports coal. Use the data to support your opinion.
See it on the paper →State two factors affecting the global demand for energy.
See it on the paper →Suggest two reasons why demand for electricity in Europe has increased since 1984.
See it on the paper →Use the table to complete the pie chart and the key. sector percentage electricity consumption ferrosilicon industry 9.0 domestic 3.0
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