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Appendix table 1. Energy use in manufacturing by energy source 2009

Source of energy	TJ	GWh	Confidence interval, ± %
Refinery gas	28 587,4	7 940,9	0,0
LPG (Liquefied petroleum gas)	9 607,1	2 668,6	5,9
Other petroleum products	3 605,5	1 001,5	0,0
Light fuel oil and Gasoil	6 586,6	1 829,6	13,7
Heavy fuel oils	20 555,0	5 709,7	2,0
Petroleum coke	4 759,5	1 322,1	0,0
Recycled and waste oils	360,6	100,2	0,0
Hard coal, bituminous	4 099,7	1 138,8	0,0
Other coal	268,7	74,6	0,0
Coke 1)	20 543,4	5 706,5	0,0
Blast furnace gas and Coke oven gas	17 649,4	4 902,6	0,0
Natural gas	51 506,9	14 307,5	1,6
Milled peat	11 048,6	3 069,1	0,0
Sod peat and Peat pellets and briquettes	199,7	55,5	0,0
Forest chippings and other firewood	5 844,4	1 623,5	2,7
Bark	24 089,7	6 691,6	8,6
Sawdust, cutter shavings etc.	2 597,9	721,6	46,7
Other industrial wood residue	3 702,7	1 028,5	2,6
Black liquor and other concentrated liquors	110 157,3	30 599,3	0,0
Other by-products from wood processing industry	1 984,4	551,2	0,0
Wood pellets and briquettes	76,7	21,3	0,0
Other biofuels	1 613,7	448,2	0,0
Biogas	60,2	16,7	0,0
Recovered fuels	2 760,5	766,8	0,0
Waste and other non-specified energy sources	953,4	264,8	0,0
Exothermic heat from industry	3 285,1	912,5	0,0
Hydrogen	1 175,8	326,6	0,0
Electricity	108 809,5	30 224,9	2,4
District heat	12 987,6	3 607,7	14,6
Heat used in production prosesses	48 280,4	13 411,2	6,1
Total	507 759,1	141 044,2	0,9
Includes industries (TOL 2008) B Mining and quarrying and C Manufacturing (including autoproducer plants). Does not include the energy use of industry D Electricity, gas and steam supply.Includes the fuel consumption of industrial establishments (including autoproducer establishments) as well as the external net purchases of electricity and heat. Summing these together gives the total energy use in the industry.

1) Includes coke intake into blast furnace and other coke consumption in industry. Energy content of coke has been subtracted by the energy content of the produced blast furnace gas.

Source: Energy use in manufacturing, Statistics Finland

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Updated 27.10.2010