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KE023: ENERGY BALANCE SHEET BY TYPE OF FUEL OR ENERGY (1999–2018)

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26. March 2020

Metadata – information on methodology and quality, incl. concepts and classifications (section 3), methodology documents (section 10) and source data and data compilation (section 18)

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Statistics Estonia

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Footnotes

Due to rounding, the values of the aggregate data may differ from the sum.
Since 2012 data for imports and exports include re-exports.
The data on final consumption in waterway transport (natural gas) of 2017-2018 and the data of 2018 have been revised on 26.03.2020.
Due to changed methodology, the data for the following periods are in the table KE0230: Energy balance sheet by type of fuel or energy (Eurostat methodology).

Type of fuel/energy

Coke*, thousand tons

* Oil-shale coke is exported as coke.

Wood*,thousand m³ solid volume

* Firewood, wood chips and waste.

Light fuel oil and diesel**, thousand tons

** The imports of light fuel oil and diesel include marine bunkering.

Light fuel oil**, thousand tons

** In the production of converted energy, light fuel oil is light fraction of shale oil.

Shale oil gas**, million m³

** Generator gas, coke oven gases.

Biogas**, million m³

** In years 1999-2010 biogas is included under other fuels.

Other biomass**, thousand tons

** Other biomass includes straw, bone meal, organic waste of animals, black liquor.

Other fuels**, thousand tce

** Until 2010, other fuels include shale oil gas, biogas and black liquor.

Electricity**, GWh

** In the production of primary energy, electricity includes hydro-electric and wind energy.

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In stocks at the beginning of the year
Production of primary energy
Production of converted energy
Imports
Resources of energy
Exports
Marine bunkering
In stocks at the end of the year
Supply of energy
Gross inland consumption
Consumption for conversion to other forms of energy
..consumption for electricity generation
..consumption for heat generation
..consumption for conversion to other forms of fuels
Own use by energy sector
Losses
Consumption for non-energy purposes
Final consumption calculated
Final consumption observed
..final consumption in industry
....final consumption in iron and steel industry
....final consumption in chemical industry
....final consumption in production of non-ferrous metals
....final consumption in production of other non-metallic mineral products
....final consumption in production of transport equipment
....final consumption in machinery
....final consumption in mining and quarrying
....final consumption in food processing, beverages and tobacco
....final consumption in pulp, paper and printing industry
....final consumption in production of wood and wood products
....final consumption in construction
....final consumption in textile, leather and clothing industry
....final consumption in other industries
..final consumption in agriculture and fishing
..final consumption in transport
....final consumption in railway transport
....final consumption in land transport
......final consumption in urban and suburban passenger land transport
....final consumption in waterway transport
....final consumption in air transport
..final consumption in commercial and public services
..final consumption in households
Statistical difference

Coal, thousand tons
Coke*, thousand tons
Oil shale, thousand tons
Milled peat, thousand tons
Sod peat, thousand tons
Peat briquette, thousand tons
Wood*,thousand m³ solid volume
Firewood, thousand m³ solid volume
Wood chips and waste, thousand m³ solid volume
Wood chips, thousand m³ solid volume
Wood waste, thousand m³ solid volume
Briquette and pellets, thousand tons
Briquette, thousand tons
Pellets, thousand tons
Natural gas, million m³
Liquefied gas, thousand tons
Heavy fuel oil, thousand tons
Shale oil (heavy fraction), thousand tons
Shale oil (light fraction), thousand tons
Light fuel oil and diesel**, thousand tons
Light fuel oil**, thousand tons
Diesel, thousand tons
Motor gasoline, thousand tons
Aviation gasoline, thousand tons
Shale oil gas**, million m³
Biogas**, million m³
Other biomass**, thousand tons
Municipal waste, thousand tons
Other fuels**, thousand tce
Electricity**, GWh
Heat, GWh