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Table C10.1.  Number of Establishments by Usage of General Energy-Saving Technologies, 1998;
Level: National Data;
Row: NAICS Codes;
Column: Usage within General Energy-Saving Technologies;
Unit: Establishment Counts.
					Computer	Control  of	Processes
		Computer Control	of Building-Wide	Environment(b)	or Major	Energy-Using	Equipment(c)	Waste	Heat	Recovery	Adjustable -	Speed	Motors	RSE
NAICS														Row
Code(a)	Subsector and Industry	In Use(d)	Not in Use	Don't Know	In Use(d)	Not in Use	Don't Know	In Use(d)	Not in Use	Don't Know	In Use(d)	Not in Use	Don't Know	Factors
		Total United States
	RSE Column Factors:	1.3	0.4	1.6	1.0	0.6	1.7	1.2	0.5	1.7	0.9	0.7	1.5
311	Food	1,349	13,627	1,577	3,597	11,639	1,317	1,715	13,158	1,680	6,205	8,497	1,851	1.8
311221	Wet Corn Milling	13	W	W	37	W	W	27	W	W	39	5	7	1.0
312	Beverage and Tobacco Products	260	1,233	54	676	836	Q	355	1,162	Q	727	780	39	21.8
313	Textile Mills	560	2,247	128	649	2,142	145	459	2,286	190	1,426	1,333	175	9.0
313210	Broadwoven Fabric Mills	125	338	Q	154	309	Q	87	371	Q	205	250	18	16.3
314	Textile Product Mills	Q	3,284	689	153	3,395	668	27	3,484	705	426	3,036	754	16.5
315	Apparel	400	8,629	3,538	274	8,732	3,561	119	8,969	3,478	945	7,651	3,970	11.0
316	Leather and Allied Products	77	854	64	51	877	68	28	866	101	138	768	88	19.5
321	Wood Products	284	10,199	1,180	1,618	8,820	1,226	701	9,736	1,226	2,947	7,100	1,617	9.4
321113	Sawmills	74	2,783	208	890	1,967	208	397	2,455	213	1,315	1,448	303	17.1
321114	Wood Preservation	15	271	Q	73	212	Q	16	269	Q	36	235	35	16.5
3212	Veneer, Plywood, and Engineered Woods	43	1,266	136	332	976	137	184	1,120	141	471	742	232	18.4
3219	Other Wood Products	152	5,879	816	322	5,665	860	104	5,892	851	1,125	4,675	1,047	13.9
322	Paper	331	3,858	488	1,081	3,111	484	620	3,506	550	1,926	2,132	617	7.9
322110	Pulp Mills	W	W	0	29	6	0	22	13	0	W	W	W	1.2
322121	Paper Mills, except Newsprint	45	196	16	230	19	9	153	89	15	213	30	14	15.6
322122	Newsprint Mills	5	24	0	W	W	0	24	5	0	29	0	0	1.3
322130	Paperboard Mills	26	177	13	120	83	13	107	96	13	160	39	17	17.0
323	Printing and Related Support	1,900	20,170	3,712	1,507	20,543	3,732	734	21,289	3,758	3,588	17,225	4,969	8.3
323110	Commercial Lithographic Printing	792	10,179	2,029	609	10,331	2,060	165	10,918	1,918	1,782	8,725	2,493	10.7
324	Petroleum and Coal Products	123	1,317	317	509	885	362	280	1,124	352	747	583	426	16.3
324110	Petroleum Refineries	46	152	42	126	78	35	148	58	34	129	75	35	24.5
325	Chemicals	815	7,075	1,072	2,756	5,119	1,088	1,144	6,863	956	3,679	4,076	1,208	7.7
325110	Petrochemicals	5	W	W	26	18	0	21	23	0	22	W	W	1.1
325120	Industrial Gases	43	436	104	380	131	72	122	386	75	228	194	161	18.8
325181	Alkalies and Chlorine	8	W	W	25	W	W	23	W	W	24	W	W	1.0
325188	Other Basic Inorganic Chemicals	51	435	28	347	139	28	125	364	25	325	167	22	24.5
325192	Cyclic Crudes and Intermediates	10	W	W	21	W	W	17	W	W	29	22	4	1.0
325199	Other Basic Organic Chemicals	115	438	32	296	257	33	188	352	45	369	160	56	14.3
325211	Plastics Materials and Resins	72	476	19	273	234	Q	153	394	20	350	142	74	16.7
325212	Synthetic Rubber	20	W	W	36	39	4	22	54	4	63	11	5	1.0
325222	Noncellulosic Organic Fibers	24	57	7	51	31	5	22	58	7	57	23	7	1.0
325311	Nitrogenous Fertilizers	8	79	5	38	49	5	44	43	5	48	39	5	1.0
325312	Phosphatic Fertilizers	3	W	W	17	W	W	22	16	0	29	9	0	1.1
326	Plastics and Rubber Products	1,278	9,849	817	2,292	8,539	1,114	973	10,035	936	3,988	6,512	1,443	6.5
326199	Other Plastics Products	753	5,378	477	1,298	4,607	704	534	5,540	533	1,822	3,856	930	9.1
327	Nonmetallic Mineral Products	643	9,925	765	2,565	7,965	803	711	9,796	826	2,317	7,376	1,640	8.7
3272	Glass and Glass Products	Q	894	7	435	516	Q	142	823	Q	433	541	Q	24.8
327310	Cements	11	141	Q	75	Q	Q	38	114	Q	94	Q	Q	36.8
331	Primary Metals	292	3,212	326	1,137	2,349	343	438	3,034	357	1,536	1,856	438	10.2
331111	Iron and Steel Mills	46	204	22	168	93	11	88	172	12	162	Q	20	27.3
331112	Electrometallurgical Ferroalloy Products	4	W	W	15	W	W	4	W	W	13	W	W	1.0
3312	Steel Products from Purchased Steel	31	495	32	115	413	30	56	456	46	251	262	46	17.5
3313	Alumina and Aluminum	49	317	Q	119	245	Q	60	305	Q	161	200	Q	30.6
331312	Primary Aluminum	4	21	8	21	4	8	3	22	8	15	9	9	1.0
3315	Foundries	88	940	93	424	578	120	145	870	107	354	599	169	14.9
331511	Iron Foundries	52	419	Q	212	238	43	62	404	27	191	245	57	19.1
331521	Aluminum Die-Casting Foundries	20	141	69	74	83	72	22	137	70	67	90	73	24.5
331524	Aluminum Foundries, except Die-Casting	17	W	W	138	256	5	Q	329	9	97	263	39	23.0
332	Fabricated Metal Products	2,083	35,434	3,226	3,206	34,286	3,251	1,303	36,363	3,077	7,119	29,418	4,206	2.0
333	Machinery	1,780	16,298	1,499	1,775	16,369	1,433	671	17,538	1,368	3,228	14,321	2,028	6.2
334	Computer and Electronic Products	2,039	7,007	879	1,520	7,447	958	448	8,710	767	1,977	6,954	994	9.2
334413	Semiconductors and Related Devices	179	339	43	241	276	45	47	459	56	235	281	46	26.2
335	Electrical Equip., Appliances, and Components	505	3,642	379	679	3,412	435	141	3,898	487	786	3,127	613	14.3
336	Transportation Equipment	926	6,892	562	1,275	6,556	548	416	7,401	563	1,971	5,673	736	9.4
337	Furniture and Related Products	389	9,852	1,033	489	9,848	937	292	9,954	1,028	1,095	8,994	1,185	11.4
339	Miscellaneous	773	11,205	1,652	664	11,471	1,495	290	11,859	1,481	2,070	9,515	2,045	10.6
	Total	17,048	185,807	23,958	28,472	174,339	24,002	11,867	191,029	23,917	48,842	146,929	31,043	2.3
(a) The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) has replaced
the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) system.
(b) Some examples are space-heating equipment, cooling equipment, and lights.
(c) Some examples are boilers, furnaces, and conveyors used in the manufacturing process.
(d) This count includes only those establishments that reported this technology
in use anytime in 1998.
NF=No applicable RSE row/column factor.
* Estimate less than 0.5.
W=Withheld to avoid disclosing data for individual establishments.
Q=Withheld because Relative Standard Error is greater than 50 percent.
NA=Not available.
Notes:  To obtain the RSE percentage for any table cell, multiply the cell's
corresponding RSE column and RSE row factors.   Totals may not equal sum of
components because of independent rounding.
Source: Energy Information Administration, Office of Energy Markets
and End Use, Energy Consumption Division, Form EIA-846, '1998 Manufacturing
Energy Consumption Survey.'