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Energy Users Publications and Special Topics Commercial Buildings Sector 1999 Data Computers and PC Copiers HTML 1999 Principal Building Activities HTML Commercial Buildings Characteristics Data. HTML 1995 Data A Look at Commercial Buildings in 1995: Characteristics, Energy Consumption, and Energy Expenditures. Full report (PDF - includes detailed tables; 402 pages, 5.7 MB) Selected Sections (PDF): At A Glance (4 pages, 315 KB) Front Matter and Chaps. 1 - 5 ( 61 pages, 363 KB) Appendices A - F (43 pages, 349 KB) Glossary (16 pages, 139 KB)   Commercial Buildings Characteristics 1995      HTML Commercial Buildings Energy Consumption and Expenditures 1995     HTML    PDF End-Use Intensities Energy End-Use Intensities in Commercial Buildings 1995 -- Tables only     HTML     PDF 1992 and 1989 Data Commercial Buildings Energy Consumption and Expenditures 1992      HTML     PDF Commercial Buildings Characteristics 1992      HTML     PDF End-Use Intensities Energy End-Use Intensities in Commercial Buildings 1992 -- Tables only     HTML     PDF Energy End-Use Intensities in Commercial Buildings (1989 data)     HTML     PDF Other Commercial Reports Buildings and Energy in the 1980's     HTML     PDF Assessment of Energy Use in Multibuilding Facilities      HTML      PDF Federal Buildings Supplemental Survey 1993     HTML    PDF Lighting in Commercial Buildings (1986 data)     HTML     PDF Special Topics -- Commercial Computers and Photocopiers in Commercial Buildings  HTML A Look at Principal Building Activities in the 1999 CBECS  HTML Food Service Buildings in A Look at Principal Building Activities in the Commercial Buildings for 1995 in the United States   HTML Retail and Service Buildings in A Look at Principal Building Activities in the Commercial Buildings for 1995 in the United States   HTML Health Care Buildings in A Look at Principal Building Activities in the Commercial Buildings for 1995 in the United States    HTML Education Buildings in A Look at Principal Building Activities in the Commercial Buildings for 1995 in the United States   HTML Office Buildings in A Look at Principal Building Activities in the Commercial Buildings for 1995 in the United States   HTML Trends in the Commercial Buildings Sector   HTML Personal Computers and Computer Terminals in Commercial Buildings     HTML Effective Occupied and Vacant Square Footage in Commercial Buildings in 1992     HTML Lighting Type at Home and at Work  HTML   (includes data from the 1993 RECS) Residential Sector 1997 Data A Look at Residential Energy Consumption in 1997 Full report (PDF - includes detailed tables; 310 pages, 3.3 MB) Selected Sections (PDF Format) Contents (file size 4,124 kilobytes, 8 pages). At A Glance (file size 788 kilobytes, 2 pages). Chapter 1: Overview (file size 1,075 kilobytes, 6 pages). Chapters 2 and 3:Two Decades of RECS and Special Topics (file size 185 kilobytes, 17 pages). Chapter 4: Introducton to the 1997 RECS Detailed Data Tables (file size 38 kilobytes, 7 pages). Detailed Tables Housing Characteristics Tables (file size 235 kilobytes, 78 pages). Consumption and Expenditures Tables (file size 329 kilobytes, 109 pages). Appendices: A: How the Survey was Conducted (file size 46 kilobytes, 12 pages). B: Survey Estimates and Data Quality (file size 50 kilobytes, 11 pages). C: End-Use Estimation Methodology (file size 21 kilobytes, 5 pages). D: Household Questionnaire (file size 112 kilobytes, 24 pages). E: U.S. Climate Zones and Census Regions and Divisions Maps (file size 213 kilobytes, 2 pages). F: Related EIA Publications on Energy Consumption (file size 26 kilobytes, 7 pages). G: Metric Conversion Factors (file size 7 kilobytes, 1 page). Glossary (file size 90 kilobytes, 18 pages). 1993 Data -- Residential Housing Characteristics 1993     HTML     PDF Household Energy Consumption and Expenditures 1993    HTML     PDF Other Residential Reports Reducing Home Heating and Cooling Costs, 1994     PDF Residential Lighting: Use and Potential     HTML Residential Energy Consumption Quality Profile    HTML Buildings and Energy in the 1980's    HTML     PDF Four Most Populated States Energy Usage 1997 Residential Energy Consumption Survey (RECS): Four Most Populated States (California, Florida, New York, and Texas) HTML Special Topics Fax and Photocopier Machines HTML Square Footage Measurements and Comparisons HTML Characteristics of Residential Housing Units By Ceiling Fans HTML Cooking Trends in the United States HTML The Effect of Income on Appliances in U.S. Households HTML 1997 Residential Energy Consumption and Expenditures by Origin of Householder HTML 1997 Consumption and Expenditures per Household Member and per Building HTML Heating Oil Use in American HouseholdsHTML Natural Gas Use in American Households HTML Winter Energy Savings from Lower Thermostat Settings HTML Trends in Residential Air-Conditioning Usage from 1978 - 1997 HTML Medians and Percentiles for Household Energy Data  HTML Trends in Residential Air-Conditioning Usage from 1978 to 1997  HTML Fuel Oil in U.S. Homes  HTML Air Conditioning Facts from the 1997 Residential Energy Consumption Survey  HTML Lighting Type at Home and at Work  HTML   (includes data from the 1995 CBECS) Manufacturing Sector 1998 Data Manufacturing Consumption of Energy     HTML 1994 Data Manufacturing Consumption of Energy      HTML    PDF      .WK1 Changes in Energy Intensity in the Manufacturing Sector 1985 - 1994     HTML 1991 Data Manufacturing Consumption of Energy 1991      HTML     PDF     .WK1 Changes in Energy Intensity in the Manufacturing Sector 1985 - 1991      HTML    PDF Other Manufacturing Reports Derived Annual Estimates of Manufacturing Energy Consumption, 1974 - 1988      HTML Derived Annual Estimates of Manufacturing Energy Consumption, 1988 - 1994 (Data Tables)      HTML Derived Annual Estimates of Manufacturing Energy Consumption, 1974 - 1988 (Data Tables)     HTML Development of the 1994 Manufacturing Energy Consumption Survey     HTML Special Topics The Industry Analysis Briefs are a compilation of available energy data and economic information for the following industries which are considered the most energy-intensive in the United States:  Aluminum, Chemicals, Forest Products (Paper and Wood Products), Glass, Metalcasting, Petroleum and Coal Products, and Steel. Fuel Oil Use in Manufacturing - HTML Good-Bye, SIC  -  Hello, NAICS!  HTML How Changing Energy Markets Affect Manufacturing - HTML Transportation Sector 1994 Data Household Vehicles Energy Consumption 1994     HTML      PDF 1991 Data Household Vehicles Energy Consumption 1991 PDF Alternative Fuels Profile of Motor -Vehicle Fleets in Atlanta 1994: Assessing the Market for Alternative-Fuel Vehicles   HTML    PDF Describing Current and Potential Markets for Alternative-Fuel Vehicles     PDF Denver Clean-City Fleets    HTML Guide to Surveys of Motor Vehicle Fleets    PDF Special Topics Change in Method for Estimating Fuel Economy for the RTECS  HTML Odometer Versus Self-Reported Estimates of Vehicle Miles Traveled   HTML Energy Efficiency Data Report Measuring Energy Efficiency in the United States' Economy: A Beginning     HTML      PDF Special Topics Trends in Building-Related Energy and Carbon Emissions: Actual and Alternate Scenarios  HTML Energy-Related Carbon Emissions in Manufacturing  HTML Regional Energy Profiles Profile Overview Overview Data Abstracts New England Middle Atlantic Northeast Residential Energy Maps New England Division Middle Atlantic Division East North Central Division West North Central Division South Atlantic Division East South Central Division West South Central Division Mountain Division Pacific Division Appliance Reports New England Middle Atlantic East North Central West North Central South Atlantic East South Central West South Central Mountain Pacific Renewable Potential Maps South Atlantic Division East South Central Division East North Central Division West North Central Division Contiguous Pacific Division Alaska Hawaii California Mountain Division West South Central Division   Top of Page Return to Energy User Page Contact: Hattie Ramseur at hattie.ramseur@eia.doe.gov Phone: 202-586-1124 National Energy Information Center: infoctr@eia.doe.gov Phone: (202) 586-8800 For help with technical problems, please contact the webmaster: wmaster@eia.doe.gov Phone: (202) 586-8959