Trends in Commercial Buildings--Total Fuel Oil Intensity Detail

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Total Fuel Oil Intensity—Graph Detail and Data Table

1979 to 1999 fuel oil intensity trend with 95% confidence ranges

1979 to 1999 fuel oil intensity trend with 95% confidence ranges. If you have trouble viewing this page, please contact the National Energy Information Center at (202) 586-8800.

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Commercial Buildings Energy Consumption Survey

Total fuel oil intensity, relative standard errors, and 95% confidence ranges by survey year
Year	1,000 Btu per sq. ft.	Relative Standard Error (%)	95% Confidence Range (1,000 Btu per sq. ft.)
1979	59.7	8.2	50.1 to 69.3
1983	33.4	11.6	25.8 to 41.0
1986	40.1	10.0	32.2 to 48.0
1989	28.3	12.6	21.3 to 35.3
1992	20.6	11.2	16.1 to 25.1
1995	16.3	9.7	13.2 to 19.4
1999	13.5	11.0	10.6 to 16.4

1989*	27.0	**	**
1992*	20.2	**	**
* estimates adjusted to match the 1995 CBECS definition of target population ** not calculated
Energy Information Administration Commercial Buildings Energy Consumption Survey

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