Table 8-2
Electricity generated from fossil fuels — Utility generation

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Electricity generated from fossil fuels — Utility generation
Table summary
This table displays a modeled breakdown of electricity generated from fossil fuels by utilities. The row headers provide information by province. The column headers provide information by fuel type in gigawatt hours.
  Coal Natural gas Diesel and light fuel oil Heavy fuel oil 1 Wood and spent pulping liquor Other fuels 2 Total all fuels
  gigawatt hours
Canada 62,539 36,591 825 4,965 . 824 105,743
Newfoundland and Labrador . . 76 1,397 . .. 1,473
Prince Edward Island . . 0 5 . .. 6
Nova Scotia 5,549 1,476 23 1,440 . . 8,488
New Brunswick 2,906 1,947 16 1,648 . . 6,517
Quebec . 12 180 250 . 57 498
Ontario 35 14,419 86 201 . 167 14,908
Manitoba 69 25 2 .. . . 96
Saskatchewan 11,172 5,321 11 .. . . 16,503
Alberta 42,809 12,110 11 24 . 108 55,062
British Columbia . 1,272 83 x . 492 1,847
Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut . 9 337 . . . 346
Includes petroleum coke
Includes manufactured gases, other petroleum products, other fuels and station service.
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