Physical flow account for energy use: Interactive tool

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Additional information

Statistics Canada's Physical Flow Accounts (PFA) record the annual flows of selected natural resources, products and residuals between the Canadian economy and the environment. Data are presented to reflect the activities of industries, households and governments, and follow the classification system of industries and commodities used in Statistics Canada's supply and use tables. Statistics Canada’s PFA follows the methodological guidelines of the United Nations System of Environmental-Economic Accounts (SEEA), which uses the same methodology and structure as the System of National Accounts. Therefore, Statistics Canada's energy use estimates are directly comparable with economic variables/measurements such as the Gross Domestic Product.

For more information on the data collection methodology, see the physical flow account survey page (5115)

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How to use this application

  1. Select Sector(s): Press and hold the control key while clicking to select and display multiple sectors.
  2. More detail is available by hovering over the data points or bars within each chart.
  3. Hovering over the chart title also opens additional options in the top right corner of each chart. These include the ability to:
    • See the filters and slicers affecting the visual;
    • Choose “Focus mode”, which displays a larger and more detailed version of the chart, along with the corresponding data table;
    • Export the data in either .xlsx or .csv format;
    • Choose “Show as a table” to display underlying data;
    • View the chart in spotlight mode; and/or
    • Sort the data in different ways.

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