Appendix A – Reconciliation of Data

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Reconciliation of Data with Statistics Canada’s Report on Energy Supply and Demand in Canada (RESD) – 2023 (petajoules)
  RESD data Residential Wood Commercial & Public Admin. Diesel Industrial; Commercial & Public Admin. Aviation Fuels Industrial; Commercial & Public Admin. Motor Gasoline
Sector          
Residential 1,303 68      
Commercial/Institutional 1,302   -84 -21 -26
Industrial 3,020     -1 -38
Transportation 2,561   84 22 64
Agriculture 299        
Final Demand 8,485 68 0.0 0.0 0.0
Non-Energy 1,073        
Producer Consumption 1,216        
Net Supply 10,775 68 0.0 0.0 0.0
Fuel Conversion          
Electricity, Steam & Coal/Coke Input Fuels Footnote 1 3,713        
Electricity, Steam & Coal/Coke Production Footnote 2 -2,337        
Total Primary 12,151 68 0.0 0.0 0.0
Reconciliation of Data with Statistics Canada’s Report on Energy Supply and Demand in Canada (RESD) – 2023 (petajoules) (continued)
  LFO and Kerosene – Transport LFO – Retail Pump Sales Pipeline Fuels Wood Waste & Pulping Liquor
Sector        
Residential   1    
Commercial/Institutional 0 0    
Industrial   0   316
Transportation -0 -2 -215  
Agriculture   0    
Final Demand 0 0 -215 316
Non-Energy        
Producer Consumption     215  
Net Supply 0 0 0 316
Fuel Conversion        
Electricity, Steam & Coal/Coke Input Fuels Footnote 1        
Electricity, Steam & Coal/Coke Production Footnote 2        
Total Primary 0 0 0 316
Reconciliation of Data with Statistics Canada’s Report on Energy Supply and Demand in Canada (RESD) – 2023 (petajoules) (continued)
  Waste Fuels Used in Cement Industry Re-allocation of Producer Consumption by Refineries and Mining Industries Other Adjustments Footnote 3 Data Presented in this Report
Sector        
Residential     0 1,372
Commercial/Institutional     -0 1,170
Industrial 4 436 -1 3,738
Transportation     0.3 2,470.1
Agriculture     0 299
Final Demand 4 436 -1 9,093
Non-Energy       1,073
Producer Consumption   -436   995
Net Supply 4 0 -1 11,162
Fuel Conversion        
Electricity, Steam & Coal/Coke Input Fuels Footnote 1       3,713
Electricity, Steam & Coal/Coke Production Footnote 2       -2,337
Total Primary 4 0 -1 12,538

Notes on Appendix A table:

The data source: Statistics Canada, Table 25-10-0029-01, Report on Energy Supply and Demand in Canada (RESD).

The Appendix A table shows the adjustments made to the RESD data as below. The values in the table represent the difference between NRCan’s data and RESD data.

Residential sector: Energy Use Data Handbook’s (EUDH) residential energy use data is RESD’s residential sector energy use plus residential wood use (provided by Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)).

Commercial/Institutional (C/I) sector: EUDH’s Public administration and Commercial and other institutional energy use data is RESD’s data less motor gasoline, diesel, aviation gasoline and aviation turbo fuel used by Public Administration and Commercial and Institutional sectors. This portion is reallocated to the transportation sector in EUDH.

Industrial sector: EUDH’s total industrial sector energy use data includes following reallocations:

  1. Added to RESD’s total industrial energy use:
    1. Solid wood waste (from table 25-10-0031-01) and spent pulping liquor (from Table 25-10-0084-01 ) less Wood waste and spent pulping liquor used for electricity generation multiplied by a conversion factor.
    2. Producer consumption for refining and mining industries of still gas, diesel, heavy fuel oil, light fuel oil, kerosene, petroleum coke and refinery LPG use.
    3. Waste fuels from the cement industry (data source: Canadian Industrial Energy End-Use Data and Analysis Centre)
  2. Subtracted items:
    1. Motor gasoline use by Industrial Sector
    2. Aviation fuels use by Industrial Sector

Transportation sector: EUDH’s total transportation sector energy use data has following reallocations:

  1. Pipelines’ energy use is re-allocated to producer consumption.
  2. Added items:
    1. Motor gasoline, diesel, aviation gasoline and aviation turbo fuels used by Public administration and Commercial and other institutional sectors
    2. Motor gasoline from Industrial Sector
    3. Aviation fuels from Industrial Sector

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