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EIA

(Electronic Industries Alliance, Arlington, VA, www.ecaus.org/eia/site) A membership organization founded in 1924 as the Radio Manufacturing Association. It sets standards for consumer products and electronic components. In 1988, it spun off its Information & Telecommunications Technology Group into a separate organization known as the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA). See JEDEC.

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Eia

a river in Krasnoiarsk Krai, RSFSR. The Eia falls into the Eia Estuary in the Taganrog Bay on the Sea of Azov. Length, 311 km; basin area, 8,650 sq km. The Eia flows in a broad valley through the Kubano-Priazovskaia (Prikubanskaia) Lowland. It flows mainly when the snow is thawing; it dries up in summer. In its lower reaches the valley is marsh-ridden. The water in the river is salty. The average annual water discharge is approximately 2.5 cu m per sec (at Kuschevskaia stanitsa [large cossack village]). The Eia’s tributaries are the Sosyka on the left and the Kugoeia on the right.

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Inventories of all heating fuels are currently well above levels seen at the start of last winter," the EIA said.

Winter heating by Saudi Press Agency (SPA)

The EIA said Saudi Arabia, OPEC's leader and the world's largest exporter of crude oil, earned $288bn in 2008, the largest share of the 12-member group's income at 30%.

The OPEC Oil Income by APS Review Oil Market Trends

However one EIA model shows that if oil-producing countries rapidly expand their petroleum output to keep oil per barrel prices low, biofuel consumption might only reach 27 billion gallons by 2030.

EIA says biofuels can meet expected demand for liquid fuels by 2030 by The Food & Fiber Letter