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Table 11.9 Energy fuel consumption of the manufacturing industry, by fuel type, 2002 to 2007

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Table 11.9 Energy fuel consumption of the manufacturing industry, by fuel type, 2002 to 2007
	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007
	terajoules
Energy consumed	2,511,322	2,521,077	2,614,696	2,502,600	2,405,951	2,387,251
Coal	46,775	50,841	55,381	51,734	53,112	56,263
Coal coke	93,299	92,236	93,389	92,869	101,622	80,886
Coke oven gas	26,824	28,019	28,333	29,530	29,339	24,749
Electricity	696,960	705,419	700,993	724,656	707,711	705,333
Heavy fuel oil	114,653	138,696	150,234	126,431	99,977	95,061
Middle distillates	19,838	18,166	19,896	19,713	17,666	17,814
Natural gas	726,312	672,564	694,866	662,426	618,186	628,920
Petroleum coke and coke from catalytic cracking catalyst	84,085	88,419	94,986	82,019	84,784	84,356
Propane	12,640	11,634	9,448	7,404	9,487^E	8,927
Refinery fuel gas	175,149	178,996	207,558	186,407	197,698	213,258
Spent pulping liquor	290,859	292,635	299,806	258,505	216,616	223,607
Steam	41,336	47,956	48,029	50,076	60,139	60,371
Wood	182,594	195,495	211,777	210,828	209,615	187,707
Note: North American Industry Classification System (NAICS), 2002.
Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table 128-0006.

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