Energy consumed in the wood, paper and printing industry France

This statistic presents the energy and raw materials consumption of the wood, paper and printing industry in France from 2011 to 2017 by type of energy / material in kilotons of oil equivalent (kton). It shows that around 1,000 kton of electricity were consumed by this sector in 2017.

Consumption of energy and raw materials in the wood, paper and printing industry in France from 2011 to 2017, by type of energy (in kilotons of oil equivalent *)

Characteristic	Gas	CMS **	Oil products	Other fuels ***	Electricity****	Steam purchased
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Release date

December 2019

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Region

France

Survey time period

2011 - 2013 ; 2017

Special properties

2011: Metropolitan France; 2012 and 2013: France whole

Supplementary notes

* kilotons of oil equivalent (ktep): unit of measure of the energy used to compare the energies between them. This is the energy produced by burning a ton of average oil, which is about 11,600 kWh.
** SMD = solid mineral fuels
*** wood, black liquor, other petroleum products, renewable or non-renewable fuels
**** including self-generated electricity

The exact name of the industrial sector by source is «Wood, paper and printing» And the scope is as follows: "Industry excluding commercial crafts and energy industry, including recovery, establishments with 20 or more employees"
Figures for 2011 and 2012 are shown in the reports previously published by the source.

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