Session 3: Classifications in energy statistics Vladimir Markhonko International Workshop on Energy Statistics, Aguascalientes, 2-5 Dec. 2008.

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Session 3: Classifications in energy statistics Vladimir Markhonko International Workshop on Energy Statistics, Aguascalientes, 2-5 Dec. 2008

Importance of classifications Classification organizes a universe of objects into a hierarchical system by establishing the relationships between their various groups in accordance with the agreed classification scheme (that is definitions of particular groups, rules of groups aggregation …)Classification organizes a universe of objects into a hierarchical system by establishing the relationships between their various groups in accordance with the agreed classification scheme (that is definitions of particular groups, rules of groups aggregation …) Classification provides a common language for a specific field of statistics and a common coding system for data processing thus ensuring data consistency and comparabilityClassification provides a common language for a specific field of statistics and a common coding system for data processing thus ensuring data consistency and comparability

Role of standard international classifications Standard international classifications are adopted by the UN Statistical Commission and are used as the basis for national and regional classifications, e.g.: International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities The Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System Central Product Classification

Importance of int. classification for energy statistics An internationally adopted classification in energy statistics would: Enhance the consistency and comparability of energy statistics; provide a uniform coding system for data processing Enhance the consistency and comparability of energy statistics; provide a uniform coding system for data processing Facilitate the links with other international classifications Facilitate the links with other international classifications Serve as a reference for countries developing an energy statistics programme Serve as a reference for countries developing an energy statistics programme

Background In the past, the need for an international classification in energy statistics was acknowledged during the UN Statistical Commission 1976 – Preparation of an int. classification of energy as part of the development of a global system of integrated energy statistics 1987 – Call for the development of a standard international energy classification

Classifications in energy statistics There are 3 dimensions in energy statistics where internationally agreed classifications might be considered: Energy productsEnergy products Energy flowsEnergy flows Energy related activitiesEnergy related activities

SIEC It is suggested that the Standard International Energy Classification (SIEC) is developed as a part of IRES preparation process and is focusing first on classification of products; It would consist in a hierarchical structure of agreed definitions of energy products; It would contain a correspondence between the basic headings in SIEC, HS and CPC. SIEC may contain annexes (or part II and III with classifications of flows and energy related activities (production, transformation, consumption); this is to be further discussed)

SIEC correspondence with other international classifications Ensuring SIEC correspondence with other international classifications is of paramount importance as it will: Facilitate the compilation of statistics on all types of products transactions Facilitate the compilation of statistics on all types of products transactions Reduce response burden Reduce response burden Allow for integrated analysis Allow for integrated analysis

Points for discussion Is there a classification for energy statistics in your country?Is there a classification for energy statistics in your country? What that is in scope of that classification? Is there a correspondence with HS, CPC, ISIC/NACE or other national classifications of products and economic activities?What that is in scope of that classification? Is there a correspondence with HS, CPC, ISIC/NACE or other national classifications of products and economic activities? What problems have been encountered in the use of a energy classification (s)?What problems have been encountered in the use of a energy classification (s)? What do you think about the scope and role of the proposed SIEC?What do you think about the scope and role of the proposed SIEC?

Thank you very mach for your attention!