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SEEA classifications of energy resources Ole Gravgård Pedersen Statistics Denmark Sejrøgade 11 DK 2100 Ø th London Group Meeting on Environmental and Economic Accounting April 2009 Canberra, Australia

Two dimensions are relevant for SEEA : 1)Classification by type of energy ressource: Coal, oil, gas, etc. SEEA 2003: EA.1 Natural resources EA.11 Mineral and energy resources EA.111 Fossil fuels EA.112 Metallic minerals EA.113 Non-metallic minerals EA.12 Soil resources EA.13 Water resources EA.14 Biological resources 2) Classification by quality/uncertainty: SEEA 2003: Reference to proven, probable and possible reserves (McKelvey type classification) SNA 2008: …sub-soil assets are defined as those proven subsoil resources … that are economically exploitable, given current technology and relative prices.

New overall asset classification of EA.11 Mineral and energy Classification by type of energy ressource:

International Energy Agency (IEA) Oil shale production and direct use should be covered under coal. The production of shale oil (secondary product) is covered under oil. UNSD Energy Statistics Section Oil Shale: A sedimentary rock containing a high proportion of organic matter (kerogen), which can be converted to crude oil or gas by heating. World Resouces Institute: Unconventional oilwhich includes tar sands, heavy oil, bitumen, or shale oilrefers to any type of crude-like resource that does not flow easily and is hence difficult to produce. The Oil and Gas Journal reclassified 174 billion barrels of Canadian oil sands to established reserves in 2002, catapulting the country to second behind Saudi Arabia in terms of total petroleum reserves. World Energy Council: The total world resource of shale oil is estimated at 2.8 trillion barrels Should oil shale and tar sand, etc. be classified as petroleum or solid energy?

Classification by asset characteristics New SEEA classification based on the UNFC abbreviated classification UNFC: United Nations Framework Classification for Fossil Energy and Mineral Resources Why include such a classification: - Adds information on the quality of he resources - Helps determine which part of the resources that should be subject for monetary valuation

UNFC 2008 and SEEA UNFC 2008 abbreviated classification: Known deposits: Commercial projects Potentially commercial projects Non-commercial projects Additional quantities in place Potential deposits: Exploration projects Additional quantities in place Suggested SEEA assets classification Commercial recoverable resources Potentially commercial recoverable resources Non-Commercial and Other Known Deposits Not included

Table 2 SEEA mineral and energy classification by resource characteristics Definition of the classes SEEA SEEA: G1 + G2= Moderate/best estimate

Mapping of national classifications against abbreviated UNFC/SEEA Should not cause big problems due to the high level of aggregation Generally, the moderate (best) estimate of Commercial Recoverable resources can be obtained by selecting the proved and probable reserves from the e.g. CRIRSCO and SPE-RPMS classification. Mapping schemes worked out by the UNFC Ad Hoc Group of Experts

Next steps: UNFC 2009 is currently being finalised by the UNECE Group of Experts on Harmonization of Fossil Energy and Mineral Resources Terminology Align SEEA classification with SEEA 2009

Questions 1) Do you agree with the classification of energy resources within the classification of natural resources presented in table 1? 2) Do you agree in principle with the SEEA classification by resource characteristics presented in table 2 (subject to the finalisation of UNFC 2009).