Energy consumption in manufacturing Australia 2017 by type
Manufacturing energy consumption in Australia in 2017, by type
This statistic depicts energy consumption for the manufacturing industry in Australia during the financial year 2017. During this period, the production of non-ferrous metals used 31.3 percent of total energy consumed. By comparison, production of cement used five percent of total energy consumed, and other manufacturing used 6.5 percent.
Manufacturing energy consumption in Australia in 2017, by type
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