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Energy use by municipality (discontinued)2007-2008

Statistics on energy use by municipality has been discontinued.

Content

About the statistics

Definitions

Name and topic

Name: Energy use by municipality (discontinued)
Topic: Energy and manufacturing

Responsible division

Division for Energy and Environmental Statistics

Definitions of the main concepts and variables

Energy use
Energy for non-energy purposes is not included in this statistics. Own produced energy is included.

Stationary and mobile energy use
Stationary energy use: Includes use of energy commodities in different stationary activities, for example heating.

Mobile energy use: Includes energy use in transport activities and mobile equipment, such as road traffic, railway, boat and air traffic below 100 meters up in the air. Also equipment such as lawn movers is included.

Energy units
To make it possible to summarize the different energy commodities the quantities are converted to a common unit, GWh (GigaWatthours) and TJ (TerraJoule). This is done based on average energy content in the different energy commodities.

TJ (TerraJoule) = 3.6 * GWh.

A 40 Watt light use 40 wattour electricity in one hour

1 TWh = 1 000 GWh = 1 000 000 MWh = 1 000 000 000 kWh.

Energy sources
The use of energy in the municipalities is divided between the energy sources:

  • Electricity : Priority and non-priority electricity.
  • Coal, coal coke, petrol coke : Coal coke, petrol coke, anthracite, hard coal and brown coal (lignite).
  • Wood, wood waste, waste liquor : Wood, pellets, briquettes, wood waste, sawdust, chips, bark and waste liquor.
  • Gas : Natural gas, LPG (propane and butane), NGL (propane, butane and ethane), refinery gas, fuel gas (excess gas from chemical manufacturing), landfill gas/methane and CO-gas.
  • Petrol, kerosine : Naphtha, motor petrol, S.B.P. spirits, aviation petrol, aviation turbine kerosine and heating kerosine.
  • Diesel-, gas- og light heating oil, special distillates : Auto diesel, marine gas oils, light heating oil (heating oil no. 1 and 2) and heavy distillates
  • Heavy oil, waste oil : Heavy heating oils, waste oil, paint and varnish etc.
  • Waste : Various wastes.

Consumer groups
Stationary use of energy is divided between these consumer groups:

  • Primary industries
  • Manufacturing industries and mining etc. (including energy sectors on shore)
  • Services
  • Households
  • -Dwellings (only figures for electricity)
  • -Cabins and holiday houses (only figures for electricity)

Mobile energy use is divided between these consumer groups:

  • Road traffic
  • Air traffic (below 100 meters)
  • Ship (inclusive 1/2 nautical mile from the harbors)
  • Other mobile energy use (railway, small boats, snow scooter and motor equipments)

Standard classifications

Standard Industrial Classification.

Administrative information

Background

Production

Accuracy and reliability