Environmental Protection Daily Question 1.26: Participate for prizes; 3 correct answers earn an additional 5 prizes
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This post was last edited by Sulfur-Zinc-Aluminum on 2016-1-29 at 15:32. (Multiple choice) 1. Key energy-consuming units refer to ( ). A. Energy-consuming units with an annual total energy consumption of 10,000 tons of standard coal or more. B. Energy-consuming units with an annual total energy consumption of 5,000 tons of standard coal or more. C. Energy-consuming units designated by the department in charge of energy conservation whose annual total energy consumption is between 5,000 tons and 10,000 tons of standard coal. D. Energy-consuming units designated by the department in charge of energy conservation whose annual total energy consumption is between 4,000 tons and 10,000 tons of standard coal. Answer: A, C
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A. Energy-consuming units with an annual total comprehensive energy consumption of 10,000 tons of standard coal or more. C. Energy-consuming units designated by the department in charge of energy conservation, with an annual total comprehensive energy consumption of 5,000 tons of standard coal or more but less than 10,000 tons of standard coal
B. Energy-consuming entities with an annual total energy consumption of 5,000 tons of standard coal or more. C. Energy-consuming entities designated by the department in charge of energy conservation, with an annual total energy consumption of between 5,000 tons and 10,000 tons of standard coal
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1. Key energy-consuming units refer to (A). A. Energy-consuming units with an annual total energy consumption of 10,000 tons of standard coal or more. B. Energy-consuming units with an annual total energy consumption of 5,000 tons of standard coal or more. C. Energy-consuming units designated by the department in charge of energy conservation, with an annual total energy consumption of 5,000 tons or more but less than 10,000 tons of standard coal. D. Energy-consuming units designated by the department in charge of energy conservation, with an annual total energy consumption of 4,000 tons or more but less than 10,000 tons of standard coal