Operating supplies;Canada (v79874975); from Cube 38100096: Physical flow account for energy use
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The energy use account describes the annual use of energy products by industry, governments, and households. It covers the following energy sources: coal, natural gas, motor gasoline, diesel, aviation fuel, light fuel oil (including kerosene), heavy fuel oil, refinery fuel gas, coke oven gas, liquefied petroleum gases (including natural gas liquids), electricity, coke, steam, wood, and spent pulping liquor. The unit of measure is terajoules. Only uses of energy products for their energy content are published - the use of energy products as material inputs is not included in the energy use account (e.g. oil products used to produce plastics) but is available on request.
Series Attributes:
- Unit and Multiplier:
- Terajoules, Units
- Frequency:
- Annual
Industry:
Operating supplies (FC12000.L61)
Geography:
CanadaPrincipal Data Sources:
Input-Output Structure of the Canadian Economy in Current Prices, Statistics Canada
Supply and demand of primary and secondary energy in terajoules CANSIM 128-0016, Statistics Canada
Methods:
- Addition:
- A time series is said to be estimated by addition when it is derived by adding together two or more source data time series.
- Allocation/Distribution:
- The distribution method can be applied in two different contexts. In one, time series flow data are distributed from one frequency to a higher frequency. For example, quarterly flow data might be distributed over the three months in the quarter. In the other, time series flow data are distributed across sub-categories. For example, a time series applicable to central Canada might be distributed between Ontario and Quebec or a time series applicable to manufacturing might be distributed between durable, semi-durable and non-durable manufacturing.
Additional Information:
Energy use estimates are calculated based on various survey and administrative data sources. Where available, data covering consumption of the following fuels for energy purposes are aggregated to a total for each industry: coal, natural gas, motor gasoline, diesel, aviation fuel, light fuel oil (including kerosene), heavy fuel oil, refinery fuel gas, coke oven gas, liquefied petroleum gases (including natural gas liquids), electricity, coke, steam, wood, and spent pulping liquor. Where consumption data in physical units are not available, estimates are made based on a combination of physical energy supply data and expenditure data in the supply and use tables. Estimates for years beyond the most recent supply and use table reference year are made using ratios from the most recent year available in combination with energy data from the current year.
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