The forest products industry spent $7.7 billion on
purchased energy in 1994, more than 11% of total U.S. manufacturing energy expenditures.
Of this amount, about $6 billion was spent by the pulp and paper industry and $1.7 billion
by the lumber and wood products industry. Electricity purchases represent the largest
share of energy costs, almost half of the pulp and paper industrys energy
expenditures and over half of lumber and wood products purchases in 1994. [MECS 1994]
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* Electricity purchases were estimated to be in the range
of $1,019 - $1,119 million; other purchases (including coal) were estimated in the range
of $220 - $320 million.
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