Meanings of boosting output in English

Weather-related disruptions to shipping have prevented Pemex from boosting output since then.

It was also alone among its peers in boosting output.

Lufkin provides so-called rod lift gear that help in boosting output from oil and gas wells.

But limited production capacity is likely to keep Hyundai Motor from boosting output sharply, analysts said.

But boosting output is not that easy.

Algeria, competing with U.S. LNG production and others, is boosting output to defend its market share in Europe.

As agricultural productivity growth declines in many countries, boosting output would require higher costs per unit, the FAO said.

More business-friendly members of his government, analysts and executives at oil companies believe private investment is key to boosting output.

Oil is Iraq's main source of income and boosting output is key to earning the cash the country needs for reconstruction.

The G8 plan calls for more investment in boosting output in regions like Africa where access to food is a concern.

An OPEC source said the group might consider boosting output before its next scheduled meeting in September should crude oil prices keep rising.

The pipeline closure could prevent companies from boosting output when demand recovers, and will add costs as rail transport is typically more expensive.

The baseline output figure will be used to determine the foreign firms' future performance in boosting output, to which their level of remuneration is pegged.

Oil's runaway gains prompted talk last week OPEC could consider boosting output before its next scheduled meeting in September should crude oil prices keep rising.

Escondida is also looking at boosting output capacity at its cathode operation by increasing pool density for cathode sheets by as much as 15 percent.

European companies are boosting output and investment to meet reviving global demand after the region's economy emerged from its worst slump in over six decades.