Transcript Chapter 6 Statistical Units and Data Items

IRES, Chapter 6
Statistical units and data items
Ilaria DiMatteo
United Nations Statistics Division
The Oslo Group on Energy Statistics
Fifth meeting, Cork, Ireland, 1-4 February 2010
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B. Statistical units and data items
Description of different statistical units (establishment, enterprise,
etc.)
Para 6.16. The statistical units should ideally be the establishment
and households. The establishment is recommended because
it is the most detailed unit for which the range of data required
is normally available
Para 6.17. However, the choice of statistical unit can be guided
also by factors such as purpose of the study, users need, the
availability and quality of requisite data. Therefore, the
enterprise also can be used as the statistical unit.
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C. Reference list of data items
• List for use in national energy statistics
• Compilers are encouraged to use the list of
data items as reference in order to develop a list
in accordance with their own statistical
circumstances, respondent load and available
resources and, after having determined the data
items to be placed in the list, should use the
definitions presented consistently
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How data items are organized
Five groups of items:
(i) data items on the characteristics of statistical units,
(ii) data items on energy stocks and flows;
(iii) data items on energy infrastructure;
(iv) data items for of the economic assessment
performance of the energy industries as well as the
energy users; and
(v) data items on stock of underground resources
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Data items on the characteristics
of statistical units
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Identification code
Location
Kind of activity
Period of operation
Type of economic organization
Size
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Data items on energy stocks and
flows
• Organized by kind of energy products (or by classes of
products at 1 digit level?):
• Solid fossil fuels and derived products
• Oil and derived products
• Natural gas
• Biofuels and wastes
• Electricity and heat
• For each group of products, there is a list of data items
from production to final consumption
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Production
Of which: underground
Of which: Surface
Total Imports
• Imports by origin
Total Exports
• Exports by destination
International Marine Bunkers
International Aviation
Stocks at the end of the period
Stock Changes
Transfers
Final Consumption
• For Energy use
• Of which: for transport (by type of transport)
• Non-Energy Use
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data items on energy
infrastructure
Gas storage facility
Name
Type of storage
Working capacity
Peak output
Net maximum electrical capacity
Peak load
Available capacity at time of peak
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data items for economic
performance
Import Energy prices
Export energy prices
Consumers prices (end-use)
Taxes (by energy product)
Subsidies (by energy products)
Gross output at basic prices
Of which: energy products (by product)
Sales for international bunkering
Total number of person employed
Average number of persons employed
Hours worked by employees
Gross fixed capital formation
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data items on stocks of
underground resources
Stocks of underground resources of Coal
Stocks of underground resources of Crude Oil
Stocks of underground resources of Natural Gas
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