European Statistical Training Programme (ESTP) February Vienna

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European Statistical Training Programme (ESTP) 13-14 February Vienna Energy Accounts - Examples – (cf. compilation guide chap. 6: Treatment of selected flows)

1. Supply and use of electricity produced by autoproducers - 1c 1a 2a 3a 4a - 1b 1d 2b 3b 4b

2a. Supply and use of biomass (fuel wood and biofuel)

2b. Supply and use of biomass (biogas and landfill gas)

3. Supply and use of wind and solar energy

4. Supply and use of coke, coke oven gas and blast-furnace gas

5. Supply and use of waste

6. Supply and use of energy for non-energy use

7. Supply and use of natural gas

8. Supply and use of nuclear energy

Thank you very much for your attention! helmut.mayer@destatis.de

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