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Industrial Consumption of Energy (ICE) Survey – Summary Report of Energy Use in the Canadian Manufacturing Sector, 1995–2009
Table of Contents
4.1 Energy intensity and total energy consumption in the Manufacturing sector
4.2 Energy intensity and energy consumption by subsector
4.3 Energy consumption by energy category
5.1 Paper Manufacturing subsector (NAICS 322)
5.1.1 Paper Manufacturing subsector’s energy consumption, output and energy
intensity trends
5.1.2 Paper Manufacturing subsector’s energy consumption trends by industry
5.1.3 Paper Manufacturing subsector’s energy consumption by source
5.2 Primary Metal Manufacturing subsector (NAICS 331)
5.2.1 Primary Metal Manufacturing subsector’s energy consumption, output and
energy intensity trends
5.2.2 Primary Metal Manufacturing subsector’s energy consumption trends by
industry
5.2.3 Primary Metal Manufacturing subsector’s energy consumption by source
5.3 Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing subsector (NAICS 324)
5.3.1 Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing subsector’s energy consumption,
output and energy intensity trends
5.3.2 Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing subsector’s energy consumption
trends by industry
5.3.3 Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing subsector’s energy consumption
by source
5.4 Chemical Manufacturing subsector (NAICS 325)
5.4.1 Chemical Manufacturing subsector’s energy consumption, output and
energy intensity trends
5.4.2 Chemical Manufacturing subsector’s energy consumption trends by industry
5.4.3 Chemical Manufacturing subsector’s energy consumption by source
B North American Industry Classification System
List of Figures
Figure 1. Canada’s secondary energy consumption by sector, 2009
Figure 2. Indexed growth of energy intensity, energy use and GDP for the Manufacturing
sector, 1995–2009
Figure 3. Manufacturing capacity utilization, 2006–2009
Figure 4. Energy intensity of the four selected Manufacturing subsectors, 1995–2009
Figure 5. Energy consumption of the four selected Manufacturing subsectors, 1995, 2008
and 2009
Figure 6. Share of energy consumption of the Manufacturing sector by energy category,
1995, 2008 and 2009
Figure 7. Indexed growth of industrial natural gas and electricity prices, 1995–2008
Figure 8. Share of energy consumption in the Manufacturing sector, 1995, 2008 and
2009
Figure 9. Indexed growth of energy intensity, energy use and GDP for the Paper
Manufacturing subsector, 1995–2009
Figure 10. Comparison of capacity utilization rates for the Manufacturing sector and Paper
Manufacturing subsector, 1995–2009
Figure 11a.Energy consumption of the Paper Manufacturing industries, 1995–2009
Figure 11b.Energy consumption of the Paper Manufacturing industries, 1995–2009
Figure 12. Indexed growth of energy intensity, energy use and GDP for the Primary Metal
Manufacturing subsector, 1995–2009
Figure 13. Comparison of capacity utilization rates for the Manufacturing sector and
Primary Metal Manufacturing subsector, 1995–2009
Figure 14. Distribution of GDP of the Primary Metal Manufacturing subsector by industry,
1997, 2008 and 2009
Figure 15. Energy consumption of selected Primary Metal Manufacturing industries, 1995–
2009
Figure 16. Indexed growth of energy intensity, energy use and GDP for the Petroleum and
Coal Product Manufacturing subsector, 1995–2009
Figure 17. Indexed growth of energy intensity, energy use and GDP for the Chemical
Manufacturing subsector, 1995–2009
Figure 18. Energy consumption of selected Chemical Manufacturing industries, 1995–2009
List of Tables
Table 1. Comparison of energy consumption, GDP and energy intensity of the
Manufacturing sector and selected subsectors, 1995–2009
Table 2. Comparison of energy consumption, GDP and energy intensity of the
Manufacturing sector and selected subsectors, 2008–2009
Table 3. Manufacturing sector’s energy use by energy category, 1995 and 2009
Table 4. Manufacturing sector’s energy use by energy category, 2008 and 2009
Table 5. Paper Manufacturing subsector’s energy use by energy source, 1995 and 2009
Table 6. Paper Manufacturing subsector’s energy use by energy source, 2008 and 2009
Table 7. Primary Metal Manufacturing subsector’s energy use by energy source, 1995 and
2009
Table 8. Primary Metal Manufacturing subsector’s energy use by energy source, 2008 and
2009
Table 9. Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing subsector’s energy use by energy
source, 1995 and 2009
Table 10. Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing subsector’s energy use by energy
source, 2008 and 2009
Table 11. Chemical Manufacturing subsector’s energy use by energy source, 1995 and
2009
Table 12. Chemical Manufacturing subsector’s energy use by energy source, 2008 and
2009
