Transcript LG/13/8

A Suggestion for SEEA
Standard Tables on Energy
Ole Gravgård Pedersen
Statistics Denmark
Sejrøgade 11
DK 2100 Ø
+45 3917 3488
[email protected]
Aim: Standard concepts, definitions,
classifications and tables for energy accounts
• Instrumental for the development and
streamlining of the accounting system
• Important for international comparisons
• The tables reflect work in progress.
• Further coordination and adjustments
needed
- Oslo Group on Energy Statistics
- InterSecretariat Working Group on Energy
Statistics (InterEnerStat).
- IRES, the International Recommendations on
Energy Statistics
Questions to the London Group
•
•
What is your view on the tables
presented?
Which type of tables should be included in
SEEA and/or SEEA-E as standard tables,
i.e. tables which countries are
recommended to implement?
Suggested tables
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Stocks of energy in physical units:
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–
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Stocks of energy in monetary units:
–
–
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Table 3: Monetary asset account for energy resources
Table 4: Monetary asset account for inventories of energy products
Flows of energy in physical units:
–
–
–
–
–
–
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Table 1: A physical asset account for one type of energy resource
Table 2: A physical asset account for inventories of energy products
Table 5: Full physical supply and use table for energy (mass or volume units)
Table 6: Full physical supply and use table for energy (petajoules)
Table 7 I and II: Primary supply of energy (incl. imports) and transformation into end use products
Table 8. End use of energy products
Table 9: Use tables for energy products used for combustion processes (mass or volume units)
Table 10: Use tables for energy products used for combustion processes (petajoules)
Flows of energy in monetary units:
–
–
–
–
–
–
Table 11: Supply table at basic prices with transformation to purchasers’ prices
Table 12: Use table at purchasers’ prices
Table 13: Taxes, net, on products allocated to use of energy products
Table 14: Trade and transport margins allocated to use of energy products
Table 15: Use table at basic prices
Table 16: Energy products at basic prices used for energy purposes
Table 1. A physical asset account for one type of energy ressource
Total
Asset
Of which:
Best
estimate of
reserves
Other
reserves
Other
resources
------------------------Physical unit --------------------Opening stocks
Changes due to transactions
Acquisitions less disposals
Increases in stocks
Discoveries
Reclassification/reappraisals
Decreases in stocks
Extractions
Reclassification/reappraisals
Other changes in stocks
Catastrophic losses and uncompensated seizures
Changes in classifications and structure
Closing stocks
Table 2. A physical asset account for inventories of energy products
1. Coal, peat
and gas work
gas, etc.
2. Oil
3. Natural
Gas
6. Waste
and
renewables
7.0 Nuclear
fuels
Physical unit
Physical
Physical
Physical
Physical
unit
unit
unit
unit
Opening stocks (LS)
Changes in inventories (P52)
Catastrophic losses and uncompensated seizures (K3 and K4)
Changes in classifications (K6)
Other changes in inventories n.e.c. (K5)
Closing stocks (LE)
Note. Codes in parenthesis refer to the SNA 2008 classification and coding structure
Table 3 Monetary asset account for energy resources
Total value
of energy
resources
EA.111
EA.111.1
EA.111.2 EA.111.3
Petroleu
m
Natural Gas Oil
Changes due to transactions
Acquisitions less disposals
Increases in stocks
Discoveries
Reclassifications/reappraisals
Decreases in stocks
Extractions
Reclassifications/reappraisals
Other changes in stocks
Catastrophic losses and uncompensated seizures
Changes in classifications and structure
Revaluation (holding gains and losses)
Closing stocks
EA.112.
1.1
EA.112.1.2 EA.113.1
Natural bitumen, Solid
Coal
extra heavy oil, energy
and others
resources
n.e.c.
Currency unit
Opening stocks
EA.112.1
Other solid Uranium
energy
Ores
resources
(Oil shale,
others
Table 4. Monetary asset account for inventories of energy products
1. Coal, peat and
gas work gas, etc. 2. Oil
Opening stocks (LS)
Changes in inventories (P52)
Catastrophic losses and uncompensated
seizures (K3 and K4)
Changes in classifications (K6)
Other changes in inventories n.e.c. (K5)
Revaluation (holding gains and losses) (K7)
Closing stocks (LE)
Note. Codes in parenthesis refer to the SNA 2008 classification and coding structure
6. Waste and
3. Natural Gas renewables
Currency unit
7.0 Nuclear fuels
Table 5: Full supply table for energy (mass or volume units)
Supply
7. Nuclear
fuels
Mill
Sm3
6. Waste and
renewables
Tonnes Toe
5. Heat
Tonnes
4. Electricity
Tonnes
3. Natural Gas
Table 6 similar, but at petajoules
2. Oil
Total supply
1. Coal, peat
and gas work
gas, etc.
of which purchased by residents abroad
EA113.1
Uranium ores
Imports
EA 112.1
Solid energy
resources
A - Agriculture, forestry and fishing
B – Mining and quarrying
C.19 - Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products
C.2011 - Manufacture of basic chemicals
D – Electricity, gas steam and air conditioning supply
C. Other Manufacturing
E - Water supply; etc.
F - Construction
H - Transportation and storage
Other Industries
Total output
EA. 111
Petroleum
resources
From the environment
Toe
GWh
Joules
Tonnes Tonnes
Table 5 (continued): Full use table for energy (mass or volume units)
Use
7. Nuclear
fuels
Mill
Sm3
6. Waste and
renewables
Tonnes Toe
5. Heat
Tonnes
4. Electricity
Tonnes
3. Natural Gas
2. Oil
Table 6 similar, but at petajoules
1. Coal, peat
and gas work
gas, etc.
Total use
of which for non-energy purposes
EA113.1
Uranium ores
Total final consumption
Losses in distribution
EA 112.1
Solid energy
resources
Intermediate consumption, total
Households' private consumption
Inventory changes
Exports
of which sold to non-residents on national territory
EA. 111
Petroleum
resources
A - Agriculture, forestry and fishing
B – Mining and quarrying
C.19 - Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products
C.2011 - Manufacture of basic chemicals
of which used for non-energy purposes
D – Electricity, gas steam and air conditioning supply
C. Other Manufacturing
of which used for non-energy purposes
E - Water supply; etc.
F - Construction
H - Transportation and storage
Other Industries
Toe
GWh
Joules
Tonnes Tonnes
Table 7. I: Primary supply of energy (incl. imports)
I. Supply of primary energy and imports
3
4,1
6
4
5
Total primary
supply
Primary
electricity
Natural gas
Other oil
products
Crude oil
Coke and gas
Hard coal,
lignite and
peat
5,1
Total heat
2.2-2.15
Total
electricity
2,1
Waste and
renewables
1.3+1.4
Primary heat
1.1+1.2
petajoules
A - Agriculture, forestry and fishing
B – Mining and quarrying
50
270
480
50
200
950
C.19 - Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products
C.2011 - Manufacture of basic chemicals
D – Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply
20
50
70
C. Other Manufacturing
E - Water supply; etc.
20
20
F - Construction
H - Transportation and storage
Other Industries
Total output
270
Imports
480
20
130
of which purchased by residents abroad
Total supply of primary energy and imports
200
50
20
50
70
30
30
5
270
20
610
50
260
5
230
20
50
70
30
1 350
Table 7.II: Transformation into end use products
II. Transformation table
2.2-2.15
3
50
- 540
520
- 170
- 10
- 90
10
petajoules
20
50
70
5
30
0
Total
- 50
230
4
Conversion
losses
50
6
Total heat
610
5,1
Total electricity
20
Primary
electricity
Natural gas
Other oil
products
270
4,1
Waste and
renewables
2,1
Crude oil
Coke and gas
Hard coal,
lignite and peat
1. Total supply of primary energy and imports
1.3+1.4
Primary heat
1.1+1.2
1350
A - Agriculture, forestry and fishing
B – Mining and quarrying
C.19 - Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products
C.2011 - Manufacture of basic chemicals
D.351 - Electric power generation, etc.
D.352 - Manufacture of gas; distribution, etc.
D.353 - Steam and air conditioning supply
C. Other Manufacturing
E - Water supply; etc.
F - Construction
H - Transportation and storage
Other Industries
2. Total transformation (primary to secondary)
20
- 100
- 60
- 110
- 30
- 320
60
- 540
310
- 90
- 50
80
70
360
140
- 20
- 25
- 50
- 20
- 50
325
- 25
50
265
- 10
5
5
- 60
330
270
10
360
270
of which transformation losses
Available for end use (1. + 2.)
40
110
110
0
110
1 240
Table 8. End use of energy products
End use of energy products
5
4
Total
6
Total heat
Primary
electricity
Natural gas
Other oil
products
Crude oil
Coke and gas
Hard coal,
lignite and
peat
5,1
Total
electricity
4,1
3
2.2-2.15
Waste and
renewables
2,1
1.3+1.4
Primary heat
1.1+1.2
petajoules
A - Agriculture, forestry and fishing
10
B – Mining and quarrying
C.19 - Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products
20
20
10
60
10
10
10
10
5
5
25
25
10
140
C.2011 - Manufacture of basic chemicals
60
40
30
of which use for non-energy purposes
60
20
10
D – Electricity, gas steam and air conditioning supply
10
C. Other Manufacturing
50
of which use for non-energy purposes
F - Construction
10
H - Transportation and storage
Other Industries
80
Intermediate consumption total
70
Households' private consumption
50
40
280
20
20
10
50
30
10
10
60
50
20
10
80
20
40
50
110
250
160
880
90
100
60
10
260
60
80
50
10
30
60
10
20
7
7
Total final consumption
- 50
Losses in distribution
Total end use
- 50
- 50
90
80
330
- 70
- 20
- 50
Exports
of which sold to non-residents on domestic territory
of which use for non-energy purposes
10
70
50
10
E - Water supply; etc.
Inventory changes
20
10
10
90
70
10
10
70
360
140
70
40
30
100
320
10
100
10
10
40
10
360
270
1 240
30
10
130
Table 9: Use table for energy products used for combustion processes
(mass or volume units)
Use for combustion
E - Water supply; etc.
F - Construction
H - Transportation and storage
Other Industries
Intermediate consumption, total
Domestic households' private consumption
Inventory changes
Exports
of which
sold to non-residents on domestic territory
Total final consumption
Losses in distribution
Total use for combustion
of which purchased by residents abroad
Table 10 similar but at petajoules
7. Nuclear
fuels
C. Other Manufacturing
Joules
6. Waste
and
renewables
C.2011 - Manufacture of basic chemicals
D – Electricity, gas steam and air conditioning supply
GWh
5. Heat
C.19 - Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products
Mill
Sm3
4. Electricity
B – Mining and quarrying
Toe
3. Natural
Gas
A - Agriculture, forestry and fishing
2. Oil
1. Coal, peat
and gas
work gas,
etc.
Tonnes
Tonnes Tonnes
Table 11: Supply table at basic prices with transformation to purchasers’ prices
Supply of energy products
Supply at
basic
prices, total
7. Nuclear
fuels
6. Waste and
renewables
5. Heat
4. Electricity
3. Natural
Gas
2. Oil
1. Coal, peat
and gas work
gas, etc.
Currency units
Domestic
output
A - Agriculture, forestry and fishing
B – Mining and quarrying
C.19 - Manufacture of coke and refined
petroleum products
C.2011 - Manufacture of basic chemicals
D – Electricity, gas steam and air conditioning
supply
C. Other Manufacturing
E - Water supply; etc.
F - Construction
H - Transportation and storage
Other Industries
Total domestic output, basic prices
Imports, c.i.f.
200
1 350
2 880
250
3 120
200
5 430
3 370
50
2 415
2 205
35
35
80
150
2 240
280
13 820
1 650
6 000
1 200
2 450
100
1 080
180
210
1 750
7 080
1 380
2 660
of w hich purchased by residents abroad
Total supply at basic prices
1 200
4 670
1 570
587
587
2 240
280
15 390
294
18 383
Taxes and subsidies on energy products and trade and transport margins
Currency units
Taxes on energy products
Subsidies on energy products
2 188
8 142
- 500
- 700
1 725
3 458
2 576
Taxes, net
1 688
7 442
1 725
3 458
2 376
294
16 983
Trade and transport m argins
2 065
8 354
1 628
3 139
2 643
330
18 160
Total supply at purchasers' prices
5 503
22 876
4 733
9 257
7 259
904
50 533
- 200
-1 400
Table 12: Use table at purchasers’ prices
Use of energy products at purchasers' prices
Total use
7. Nuclear
fuels
6. Waste and
renewables
5. Heat
4. Electricity
3. Natural
Gas
2. Oil
1. Coal, peat
and gas
work gas,
etc.
Currency units
A - Agriculture, forestry and fishing
B – Mining and quarrying
C.19 - Manufacture of coke and refined
petroleum products
Intermediate
consumption
157
391
196
500
250
234
117
1 218
507
786
10 754
250
117
12 481
1 955
751
234
2 841
1 001
1 751
500
250
500
1 001
1 405
937
244
254
204
1 171
646
C.2011 - Manufacture of basic chemicals
D – Electricity, gas steam and air conditioning
supply
C. Other Manufacturing
E - Water supply; etc.
F - Construction
H - Transportation and storage
Other Industries
Industries' use, total
4 245
943
157
6 289
Domestic households' private consumption
Inventory changes
Final use
categories
- 786
Exports
4 302
1 173
391
587
978
391
1 936
1 291
21 117
3 227
6 755
4 918
775
1 564
1 076
2 252
2 342
129
129
- 391
14 815
5 885
1 218
1 218
1 624
2 232
44 039
6 697
-1 421
587
430
250
1 218
of w hich sold to non-residents on domestic
territory
Total final consumption
- 786
1 760
1 506
2 502
2 342
129
6 494
Total use at purchasers' prices
5 503
22 876
4 733
9 257
7 259
904
50 533
5 503
22 290
4 733
9 257
7 259
904
49 946
of w hich domestic use
of w hich purchased by residents abroad
587
587
Table 13: Taxes, net, on products allocated to use of energy
products
Taxes, net related to use of energy products
Total use
7. Nuclear
fuels
6. Waste and
renewables
5. Heat
4. Electricity
3. Natural Gas
2. Oil
1. Coal, peat
and gas work
gas, etc.
Currency units
A - Agriculture, forestry and fishing
B – Mining and quarrying
C.19 - Manufacture of coke and refined
petroleum products
Related to
intermediate
consumption
C.2011 - Manufacture of basic chemicals
D – Electricity, gas steam and air conditioning
supply
C. Other Manufacturing
48
241
430
38
187
3 498
86
38
3 864
636
275
77
988
606
374
460
289
482
370
48
210
3 783
604
307
240
187
60
191
93
83
416
318
187
87
592
127
1 688
Domestic households' private consumption
Related to
final use
categories
77
85
1 072
H - Transportation and storage
Other Industries
Taxes, net, on intermediate consumptionl
178
64
1 061
E - Water supply; etc.
F - Construction
127
2 052
42
529
374
383
6 756
976
2 444
1 610
252
13 725
884
546
692
971
766
42
3 017
141
57
43
Inventory changes
Exports
of w hich sold to non-residents on domestic
territory
Taxes, net on final consumption
Total taxes, net
of w hich domestic use
of w hich paid by residents abroad
241
687
749
1 015
766
42
3 259
1 688
7 442
1 725
3 459
2 376
294
16 984
1 688
7 442
1 725
3 459
2 376
294
16 984
Table 14 similar but for trade margins
Table 15: Use table at basic prices
Use table at basic prices
Total use
7. Nuclear
fuels
6. Waste and
renewables
5. Heat
4. Electricity
3. Natural Gas
2. Oil
1. Coal, peat
and gas work
gas, etc.
Currency units
A - Agriculture, forestry and fishing
B – Mining and quarrying
C.19 - Manufacture of coke and refined
petroleum products
Intermediate
consumption
C.2011 - Manufacture of basic chemicals
D – Electricity, gas steam and air conditioning
supply
C. Other Manufacturing
50
250
Final use
categories
328
36
120
3 378
85
36
4 485
605
275
72
797
2 029
579
338
534
188
359
649
339
- 67
144
118
107
72
78
357
328
144
21
399
50
121
220
288
411
6 870
938
2 292
1 717
260
313
122
199
523
20
- 786
- 391
Exports
of w hich sold to non-residents on domestic
territory
7 095
1 746
40
2 536
Domestic households' private consumption
Inventory changes
72
87
300
H - Transportation and storage
Other Industries
Intermediate consumption at basic prices
211
61
1 886
E - Water supply; etc.
F - Construction
121
244
403
15 972
118
-1 421
288
320
167
719
Final consumption at basic prices
- 786
210
442
367
523
20
- 583
Total use at basic prices
1 750
7 080
1 380
2 659
2 240
280
15 389
1 750
6 493
1 380
2 659
2 240
280
14 802
of w hich domestic us
of w hich paid by residents abroad
587
587
Table 16: Energy products at basic prices used for energy purposes
Use for e ne rgy purpose s
B – Mining and quarrying
C.19 - Manufacture of coke and refined
petroleum products
Use by
national
economy
C.2011 - Manufacture of basic chemicals
D – Electricity, gas steam and air conditioning
supply
C. Other Manufacturing
E - Water supply; etc.
F - Construction
H - Transportation and storage
Other Industries
Industries' use, total
Domestic households' private consumption
Inventory changes
Use by
ROW
Exports
of w hich
sold to non-residents on domestic territory
Total final consumption
Losses
Total use for energy purposes
of w hich domestic use
of w hich purchased by residents abroad
Total use
A - Agriculture, forestry and fishing
7. Nuclear
fuels
6. Waste
and
renewables
5. Heat
4. Electricity
3. Natural
Gas
2. Oil
1. Coal,
peat and
gas work
Currency units
Questions to the London Group
•
•
What is your view on the tables
presented?
Which type of tables should be included in
SEEA and/or SEEA-E as standard tables,
i.e. tables which countries are
recommended to implement?