Energy Consumption

A: If you would like to review national and regional statistics by SIC in physical units, please click Table A1 (part 1); for common units, please click Table A1 (part 2); and for review by manufacturing economic characteristics, such as employment and value of shipments, please click onTable A9; Table A30 or Table A33.

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• mecs01b.wk1 (Table A1, Part 2)
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• mecs30.wk1 (Table A30)
• mecs33.wk1 (Table A33)

A: If you would like to review national and regional statistics by SIC in physical units, please click Table A4 (part 1); for common units, please click Table A4 (part 2); and for review by manufacturing economic characteristics, such as employment and value of shipments, please click on Table A12, Table A31 and Table A34. For review of selected byproduct energy sources generated from manufacturing processes that were consumed for fuel purposes, click Table A6.

• mecs04a.wk1 (Table A4, Part 1)
• mecs04b.wk1 (Table A4, Part 2)
• mecs12.wk1 (Table A12)
• mecs31.wk1 (Table A31)
• mecs34.wk1 (Table A34)
• mecs06.wk1 (Table A6)

Q: In 1991, how much energy did manufacture consume that originated offsite (e.g., purchases or transfers) of the manufacturing site?

A: If you would like to review national and regional statistics by SIC in physical units, please click Table A5 (part 1); for common units, please clickTable A5 (part 2); and for review by manufacturing economic characteristics, such as employment and value of shipments, please click on Table A13, Table A32 and Table A35.

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• mecs32.wk1 (Table A32)
• mecs35.wk1 (Table A35)

A: If you would like to review national and regional statistics by SIC in physical units, please click Table A3 (part 1); for common units, please click Table A3 (part 2); and for review by manufacturing economic characteristics, such as employment and value of shipments, please click on Table A11.

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Q: In 1991, how much energy did manufactures consume per day?

A: If you would like to review national and regional statistics by SIC, please click Table A2; for review by manufacturing economic characteristics, please click Table A10.

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Use of Energy

Direct Cost of Energy

Q: How much did manufactures spend for purchased energy?

A: If you would like to review national and regional energy costs by SIC, please click Table A24,; for energy costs by manufacturing economic characteristics, please click Table A28. For the associated quantities of purchases, please click Table A22 and Table A26, respectively. To review average unit prices of purchased energy, please click Table A25 (part 1), for $ per physical units and Table A25 (part 2), for $ per Btu; and, for prices by manufacturing economic characteristics, such as employment and value of shipments categories, please click on Table A29 (part 1) and Table A29 (part 2). Details on electricity, natural gas, and steam purchases and costs are available in several tables, with quantity purchased found in Table A23 and Table A27 and costs found in Table A46 and Table A48 and average unit prices found in Table A47 and Table A49.

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Relationship between Energy and Manufacturing Operations

Q:How does energy consumption relate to operating costs?

A: :For a review of selected operating ratios, please click on Table A50 and Table A51. For a general overview, please click on Table A8 and Table A15.

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Energy Storage

Q: How do manufactures store energy?

A: For details on the shell storage capacity of motor gasoline, residual fuel oil, diesel, and other distillate fuel oil, please click on Table A7 and Table A14.

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• mecs14.wk1 (Table A14)

Components of Electricity

Q: How do manufactures generate electricity?

A: For details on cogeneration, conventional generation, and renewable generation of electricity, please click on Table A17 and Table A20.

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• mecs20.wk1 (Table A20)

Q: How do manufactures demand electricity?

A: The sources for and total demand of electricity can be found by clicking on Tables A16 and Table A19.

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Q:To whom do manufactures sell electricity?

A: The buyers of electricity from manufactures are detailed in Table A18 and Table A21.

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Capability of Switching to an Alternative Fuel

A: For a overview on nonswitchable minimum requirements and maximum consumption potential,
please click on Table A52.

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A: For potential fuel switching of electricity to an alternative fuel, please click on Table A53.

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A: For potential fuel switching of natural gas to an alternative fuel, please click on Table A54.

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A: For potential fuel switching of distillate fuel oil to an alternative fuel, please click on Table A55.

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A: For potential fuel switching of residual fuel oil to an alternative fuel, please click on Table A56.

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A: For potential fuel switching of coal to an alternative fuel, please click on Table A57.

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A: For potential fuel switching of LPG to an alternative fuel, please click on Table A58.

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Energy-Management Activities, Including Demand-Side Management

Q: How do manufactures manage energy?

A: For participation in sponsored energy-management activities, please click on Table A40 and Table A41.

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Presence of Technology at Manufacturing Sites

Q: What technologies do manufactures use?

A: For national and regional level statistics on the penetration of general and industry-specific technologies at manufacturing sites, please click on Table A44 for industry-specific details; and Table A42 and Table A43, and Table A45 for general details on penetration of technology in the manufacturing arena.

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