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이 자료는 최근 영국에너지부의 에너지정보국(EIA)이 발표한 향후 2000년까지의 세계에너지수급에 관한 장기전망보고서로서, 주간 「석유뉴스」(유개공)에서 전재한 것이다. <편집자 주>