Overall energy balance 1990-2016

Figures were collected directly from the Eurostat database. A sector number was then attached to each sector. The dataset for Iceland does not utilize all available numbers

Sector

1 - Gross inland consumption

Gross energy use in Iceland

1.1 - Primary production

Own production of energy

1.3 - Bein notkun til orkuvinnslu

Use of raw material for energy production

1.3 - Direct use

Energy sourced from other sources

1.4 - From Other Sources

Import of energy or material used for energy production

1.7 - Stock Changes

Change in stock from previous year

1.8 - Exports

Export of energy or material used for energy production

1.9 - International Marine Bunkers

Energy or material used for maritime transport

2 - Transformation input

Quantity of raw energy sent in for transformation into other phase of energy

2.1 - Conventional Thermal Power Stations

Energy intake of conventional thermal stations

2.7 - District heating plants

Energy intake of district heating utilities

3 - Transformation output

Energy output from transformation plants

3.1 - Conventional Thermal Power Stations

Energy output of conventional thermals stations

3.7 - District Heating Plants

Energy output from district heating utilities

4 - Exchanges, Transfers, Returns

Exchange, or return of energy material

5 - Consumption in Energy Sector

Energy consumption in the energy sector for production of energy

5.1 - Own Use in Electricity, CHP and Heat Plants

Own use of energy in conventional heating plants

5.16 - Non-specified (Energy)

Own use of energy in other not-specified plants

6 - Distribution Losses

Energy losses in distribution

7 - Energy Available for Final Consumption

Energy available for final consumption, both for non-energy use and for energy use

8 - Final Non-energy Consumption

Energy or material conventionally considered for energy use that is used for non-energy purposes, e.g. for producing material

8.3 - Industry sector

Material use in industry

8.5 - Other Sectors

Material use in other sectors

9 - Final Energy Consumption

Energy or material conventionally considered for energy use that is used for transport, heating, lighting, operation of machinery or electrolysis

9.1 - Industry

Energy use in industry

9.1.1 - Iron and Steel

Energy use in iron or steel manufacture

9.1.2 - Non-Ferrous Metals

Energy use for production of non-ferrous material

9.1.3 - Chemical and Petrochemical

Energy use for chemical and petrochemical production

9.1.4 - Non-Metallic Minerals

Energy use in the production of non-metalic minerals, e.g. cement, fertilizers and other similar bulk material

9.1.5 - Mining and Quarrying

Energy use in mining and quarrying, e.g. oil drilling, steam drilling and mining

9.1.6 - Food and Tobacco

Energy use in the production of human and animal food, e.g. meat processing, fish smelting and brewing

9.1.7 - Textile and Leather

Energy use in the production of textiles, wool, leather, clothing and other similar consumable products

9.1.8 - Paper, Pulp and Print

Energy use in the production and processing of paper and paper product (excluding recycling) and production of printed material

9.1.9 - Transport Equipment

Energy use in the production of transport equipment, such as auto manufacture and ship building

9.1.10 - Machinery

Energy use in the production of other machinery than transport equipment

9.1.11 - Wood and Wood Products

Energy use in the production of wood and wood product, excluding forrestry

9.1.12 - Construction

Energy use in the construction of roads, bridges, concrete houses etc.

9.1.13 - Non-specified (Industry)

Energy use in industrial sectors not hereto specified

9.2 - Transport

Energy use in transportation of people and goods

9.2.2 - Road

Energy use in road transport, e.g. personal cars, busses, long haul trailers and other machinery that purchases fuel on fuelling station

9.2.3 - International aviation

Energy use in international aviation. Note that this includes only fuel sold in Iceland independent of operator

9.2.4 - Domestic aviation

Energy use in national aviation

9.2.5 - Domestic Navigation

Energy use in domestic navigation, viz navigation between national ports. The value does not include fishing vessels

9.2.7 - Non-specified (Transport)

Energy iuse in other transport

9.3 - Other Sectors

Total energy use in sectors outside industry and transport

9.3.1 - Residential

Energy use in residential areas

9.3.2 - Fishing

Energy used in fishing. Note that fish processing is often indistinguishable from fishing

9.3.3 - Agriculture/Forestry

Energy use in aggriculture, raising of domestic animals and forrestry

9.3.4 - Services

Energy use in commerce, offices and in other sectors outside industry and residential areas

9.3.5 - Non-specified (Other)

Energy use in other sectors, e.g. the public sector

10 - Statistical Difference

Total difference between energy available on the market and reported consumption

Product

0000 - All products

Energy of all products

2000 - Solid state fuel

Energy in fuel type material normally in solid form, e.g. coals, paraffins and pitch

3000 - Total liquid oil products

Energy in liquid form, traditionally oil and liquefied natural gas

5200 - Derived heat

Energy delivered as heat or steam from producers

5500 - Reusable energy

Energy originating from nenewable sources, e.g. wind and solar energy

6000 - Electricity

Energy delivered in the form of voltage and current

7200 - Waste (non-renewable)

Energy derived from combustion of anaerobic digestion of waste