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Energy savings |  |
Facts and figures
 |
|
In Mtoe
|
As %
|
|
| Steel |
5,8
|
3,62
|
| Industry |
31,6
|
19,90
|
| Residential-services |
69,6
|
43,42
|
| Agriculture |
2,9
|
1,81
|
| Transportation (excluding international ships’ bunkers) |
50,4
|
31,44
|
| Total final energy |
160,3
|
100,00
|
|
In Mtoe
|
As %
|
|
| Coal |
6,3
|
3,91
|
| Oil |
73,2
|
45,41
|
| Gas |
35,2
|
21,84
|
| Electricity |
36,1
|
22,39
|
| Thermal renewable energies (excluding hydroelectric, wind and photovoltaic) |
10,5
|
6,45
|
| Total final energy |
161,2
|
100,00
|
|
In Mtep
|
As %
|
|
| Coal |
13,1
|
4,8
|
| Oil |
92,8
|
33,6
|
| Gas |
40,3
|
14,6
|
| Electricity |
117,3
|
42,5
|
| Thermal renewable energies (excluding hydroelectric, wind and photovoltaic) |
12,7
|
4,6
|
| Total |
276,2
|
100,00
|
The decline in primary and final energy intensity, both of which improved in 2003, is quickening, with a nearly identical reduction of 1.6% and 1.7%, respectively. These reduction rates are significantly better than they have been since both 1990 (-0.4% and -0.9%) and 1982 (-0.2% and -1.0%). Higher prices lead to more cost-conscious behaviour in all sectors, particularly transportation, which has benefited from a combination of favourable factors.
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