The chemical industry uses a variety of fuel sources,
nearly 50% of which are used as feedstocks. The industry is the largest single consumer of
natural gas (over 10% of the domestic total) and uses virtually all the liquefied
petroleum gas (LPG) consumed in U.S. manufacturing. Nearly all LPG and about one fourth of
natural gas are used as feedstocks. Other energy sources include byproducts produced
onsite, hot water, and purchased steam. [MECS 1994]
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* losses incurred during transmission, distribution, and
generation of electricity
Source: MECS 1994 |
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