Energy consumption 1 by the extractive and manufacturing industry reaches 11,086 million euros in 2013, that is, 2.2% less than in 2011
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1 18 March 2015 Energy Consumption Survey 2013 Final data Energy consumption 1 by the extractive and manufacturing industry reaches 11,086 million euros in 2013, that is, 2.2% less than in 2011 The metallurgy industry consumes the most energy resources, with 2,185 million euros, or 19.7% of the total The main energy product used is electricity, with 51.7% of the total consumption for the sector Energy consumption by industrial companies 2 reached 11,086 million euros in the year 2013, with a 2.2% drop as compared with 2011, the last year in which this survey was conducted. Energy consumption in industry, by type of product. Year 2013 Type of product Consumption (thousands of euros) % of the total % Variation 2013/2011 Electricity ,7-2,1 Gas ,9 10,1 Petroleum products ,0-21,0 - Gasoil ,8-18,5 - Fueloil ,0-22,7 - Petrol and others ,1-30,1 Coal and coke ,6-27,7 Biofuels ,5-13,1 Heat and other products ,3-12,0 TOTAL ,0-2,2 The main energy products used by industrial companies were electricity (51.7% of the total), gas (31.9%) and petroleum products (11.0%). In the last 10 years, electricity has always been the main energy product in terms of consumption, with percentages ranging from 47.9% to 54.2% of the total. In turn, the percentage of the consumption of petroleum products has decreased, to stand at 11.0% of the total. 1 Energy consumption is measured in monetary terms, at current prices. Therefore, its evolution considers both the evolution of the amounts consumed and the evolution of the prices of the different energy products. 2 The target population of study of the Energy Consumption Survey is the set of companies with 20 or more employed persons, and whose main activity is described in Sections B and C of CNAE
2 Percentage distribution of energy consumption, by type of product. Years % 80% 60% 5,6 7,1 6,4 5,1 6,4 5,4 19,4 20,7 17,5 13,7 13,6 11,0 23,8 24,4 27,8 27,0 28,3 31,9 40% 20% 0% 51,3 47,9 48,3 54,2 51,7 51, Rest (carbon and coke, biofuels, heat and others) Petroleum products Gas Electricity Results by activity grouping The activity groupings with the greatest energy consumption in the year 2013 were Metallurgy and manufacture of metallic products, except machinery and equipment (with 19.7% of the total), Food, beverages and tobacco (18.1%) and the Chemical and pharmaceutical industry (17.0%). Energy consumption in industry, by activity grouping. Year 2013 Activity groupings Consumption (thousands of euros) % of the total % Variation 2013/2011 Extractive industries ,5-13,0 Food, beverages and tobacco ,1 6,0 Textile, tailoring, leather and footwear ,1 0,9 Wood and cork, paper and graphic arts ,6-12,0 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products ,8 20,6 Chemical and pharmaceutical industry ,0 1,9 Rubber and plastic products ,6 5,4 Various non-metallic ore products ,2-14,4 Metallurgy and manufacture of metallic products, except machinery and equipment ,7-6,6 Electrical, electronic and optical material and equipment ,7-0,4 Mechanical machinery and equipment ,4 5,4 Transport equipment ,9 7,8 Various manufacturing industries, repair and installation of machinery and equipment ,3 2,4 TOTAL ,0-2,2 Percentage distribution of energy consumption, by activity grouping 2
3 Metallurgy and manufacture of metallic products, except machinery and equipment Food, beverages and tobacco Chemical and pharmaceutical industry Various non-metallic ore products Wood and cork, paper and graphic arts Transport equipment Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products Rubber and plastic products Extractive industries Textile, tailoring, leather and footwear Electrical, electronic and optical material and equipment Mechanical machinery and equipment Various manufacturing industries, repair and installation of machinery and equipment The branches of activity with the greatest increase in energy consumption between 2011 and 2013 were the Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products (20.6%) and Transport equipment (7.8%). Annual variation (%) of the total energy consumption, by activity grouping Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products Transport equipment Food, beverages and tobacco Mechanical machinery and equipment Rubber and plastic products Various manufacturing industries, repair and installation of machinery and equipment Chemical and pharmaceutical industry Textile, tailoring, leather and footwear Electrical, electronic and optical material and equipment TOTAL Metallurgy and manufacture of metallic products, except machinery and equipment Wood and cork, paper and graphic arts Extractive industries Various non-metallic ore products 3
4 Based on the use of the different types of fuel, worth noting was the high percentage consumption of electricity recorded by the following activity groupings: Electrical, electronic and optical material and equipment (76.8% of the total energy consumption for said grouping), Rubber and plastic products (75.0%) and Transport equipment (70.0%). In turn, gas use accounted for 55.9% of the total energy consumption for the Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products activity grouping, and 47.7% for Various non-metallic ore products. The consumption of petroleum products represented 33.8% of the total in the Various manufacturing industries, repair and installation of machinery and equipment grouping, and 32.7% in the Extractive industries. Percentage distribution, by type of energy and activity grouping Electrical, electronic and optical material and equipment 76,8 13,3 8,8 Rubber and plastic products 75,0 19,1 5,3 Transport equipment 70,0 23,4 6,1 Metallurgy and manufacture of metallic products, except machinery and equipment 62,8 22,7 11,0 Mechanical machinery and equipment 62,6 17,5 19,6 Textile, tailoring, leather and footwear 59,9 30,2 9,0 Various manufacturing industries, repair and installation of machinery and equipment 57,9 8,1 33,8 Wood and cork, paper and graphic arts 53,1 30,6 9,1 7,2 Food, beverages and tobacco 50,8 29,1 17,3 Extractive industries 43,4 19,1 32,7 4,9 Chemical and pharmaceutical industry 41,9 41,1 6,4 10,6 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products 36,7 55,9 7,2 Various non-metallic ore products 32,6 47,7 Electricity Gas Petroleum products Other 10,4 9,3 4
5 Energy consumption in total purchases by companies The percentage represented by energy consumption, over the total purchases of goods and services (purchases, work carried out by other companies and external services) for the industry total was 3.4%. The grouping carrying the greatest weight were the Extractive industries, with 17.0%, followed by Various non-metallic ore products, with 15.4%. Importance of energy consumption over the total purchases of goods and services, by activity grouping (as a percentage) Extractive industries Various non-metallic ore products Wood and cork, paper and graphic arts Metallurgy and manufacture of metallic products, except machinery and equipment Chemical and pharmaceutical industry Rubber and plastic products TOTAL Textile, tailoring, leather and footwear Food, beverages and tobacco Various manufacturing industries, repair and installation of machinery and equipment Electrical, electronic and optical material and equipment Mechanical machinery and equipment Transport equipment Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products 5
6 Energy consumption by activity sector The Energy Consumption Survey offers data broken down for 96 activity sectors, which enables a detailed study of industrial reality, as it provides information regarding which of the different types of fuel are the most significant in consumption. The following table presents the 10 sectors with the most energy consumption, which represented more than 50% of the total of said consumption in the extractive and manufacturing industry. The activity sector that presented the most consumption in 2013 was the Manufacture of basic chemical products, with 12.5% of the total. The 10 sectors with the most energy consumption Activity sectors: Consumption (thousands of euros) % of the total Manufacture of basic chemical products ,5 Manufacture of basic products in iron, steel and ferro-alloys ,3 Production of precious metals and other non-ferrous metals ,1 Manufacture of pulp, paper and cardboard ,2 Petroleum and natural gas industries ,8 Manufacture of ceramic products for construction ,7 Manufacture of plastic products ,6 Meat industry ,4 Manufacture of glass and glass products ,0 Manufacture of cement, lime and plaster , ,0 Consumption of electricity represented a very significant percentage of the total for a large number of industrial sectors, and especially in the Manufacture of electronic components and assembled printed circuits (92.8% of the total) and in the Manufacture of consumer electronics (91.9%). The 10 sectors with the highest percentage of use of electricity Activity sectors: Electricity Manufacture of electronic components and assembled printed circuits 92,8 Manufacture of consumer electronics 91,9 Manufacture of fur items 86,7 Manufacture of jewellery, costume jewellery and the like 86,4 Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies 86,4 Manufacture of cables and cable devices 84,2 Manufacture of computers and peripherals 84,0 Manufacture of telecommunications equipment 83,2 Radiation and medical and therapeutic equipment; optical instruments and photographic 82,2 equipment; magnetic and optical media Manufacture of articles of cork, straw and plaiting materials and other wood products 80,2 6
7 Use of gas (natural and manufactured) was very significant in the Manufacture of ceramic products for construction (75.0% of the total) and Textile finishings (61.7%) sectors. The 10 sectors with the highest percentage of use of gas Manufacture of ceramic products for construction 75,0 Textile finishings 61,7 Sugar, coffee, tea and infusions and confectionery 60,8 Manufacture of artificial and synthetic fibres 60,0 Manufacture of ceramic products, except those used for construction 58,7 Manufacture of glass and glass products 58,7 Manufacture of abrasive products and non-metallic mineral products n.e.c. 56,9 Petroleum and natural gas industries 55,6 Paints, varnishes, printing ink and mastics 52,6 Treatment and coating of metals 43,1 The sectors with the highest percentage use of petroleum products were the Installation of industrial machines and equipment (62.9%) and the Sawmilling and planing of wood (50.1%). The 10 sectors with the highest percentage of use of petroleum products Activity sectors: % Petroleum products Installation of industrial machines and equipment 62,9 Sawmilling and planing of wood. 50,1 Manufacture of builders' metal carpentry and joinery 45,1 Manufacture of elements made of concrete, cement and plaster 42,5 Repair of metallic products, machinery and equipment 41,8 Manufacture of wooden containers and packaging 41,7 Fishing industry 41,0 Stone cutting, working and finishing 40,7 Manufacture of metal structures and their components 35,0 Extraction of rocks and metallic ores 34,5 Regarding coal, a very residual use of it as a source of energy was observed, with the exception of the Manufacture of cement, lime and plaster sector, where it represented 31.5% of the total energy consumption by companies practising said activity in
8 Results by Autonomous Community The Autonomous Communities with the greatest participation in the total energy consumption in the year 2013 were Cataluña (21.0% of the total), Comunitat Valenciana (12.2%) and Andalucía (10.9%). Conversely, Illes Balears (with 0.3%), Canarias and La Rioja (both with 0.8%) were the Autonomous Communities presenting the least weight out of the total. Energy consumption in the industrial sector, by Autonomous Community. Year 2013 Autonomous Community. Consumption (thousands of euros) % of the total % Variation 2013/2011 Andalucía ,9-0,1 Aragón ,6-18,4 Asturias, Principado de ,1-1,4 Balears, Illes ,3-1,4 Canarias ,8-20,8 Cantabria ,4-8,8 Castilla y León ,7-2,8 Castilla-La Mancha ,1-8,4 Cataluña ,0 3,9 Comunitat Valenciana ,2 5,3 Extremadura ,2-7,0 Galicia ,5-6,7 Madrid, Comunidad de ,3-13,4 Murcia, Región de ,0 2,5 Navarra, Comunidad Foral de ,7-0,3 País Vasco ,6-2,4 Rioja, La ,8 0,8 Ceuta (*) - - Melilla (*) - - TOTAL ,0-2,2 (*) Data protected by statistical secrecy 8
9 Energy consumption (millions of euros), by Autonomous Community. Year 2013 Cataluña Comunitat Valenciana Andalucía País Vasco Galicia 943 Castilla y León 746 Asturias, Principado de Aragón Madrid, Comunidad de Castilla-La Mancha Navarra, Comunidad Foral de Murcia, Región de Cantabria Extremadura Rioja, La Canarias Balears, Illes Electricity Gas Petroleum products Rest 9
10 With regard to the different fuels used, worth noting was that the consumption of electricity accounted for more than half of the total energy consumption in 10 Autonomous Communities (in Comunidad de Madrid, it represented 60.0%). The Autonomous Communities that presented the highest percentages in the use of gas during the year 2013 were Comunitat Valenciana (47.4%) and País Vasco (38.7%). The Autonomous Communities that presented the highest percentages in the consumption of petroleum products were Canarias (28.8%) and Galicia (25.5%). In terms of the use of coal and coke, though this was already significantly reduced in all of the Autonomous Communities, worth noting was their consumption in Illes Balears (5.7%), Comunidad Foral de Navarra (4.3%) and Cantabria (3.6%). Percentage distribution of energy consumption, by type of energy and Autonomous Community. Year 2013 Autonomous Community. Electricity Gas Petroleum products Coal and coke Other Andalucía 47,6 28,5 15,1 1,9 6,8 Aragón 55,7 30,9 9,5 1,9 1,9 Asturias, Principado de 59,3 22,2 13,9 2,3 2,3 Balears, Illes 49,4 26,3 17,3 5,7 1,3 Canarias 48,8 17,6 28,8 1,8 2,9 Cantabria 56,9 22,6 7,0 3,6 9,9 Castilla y León 47,6 37,4 10,6 1,5 2,9 Castilla-La Mancha 52,6 31,4 11,5 1,4 3,1 Cataluña 55,3 32,6 7,2 1,3 3,6 Comunitat Valenciana 41,3 47,4 8,0 1,0 2,4 Extremadura 47,8 36,8 11,1 1,5 2,8 Galicia 54,1 16,0 25,5 1,6 2,7 Madrid, Comunidad de 60,0 26,1 11,0 1,1 1,8 Murcia, Región de 51,3 19,1 11,2 1,3 17,1 Navarra, Comunidad Foral de 48,3 36,9 6,1 4,3 4,3 País Vasco 53,3 38,7 5,1 1,0 1,9 Rioja, La 53,4 21,3 23,1 0,3 1,8 Ceuta (*) (*) (*) (*) (*) Melilla (*) (*) (*) (*) (*) TOTAL 51,7 31,9 11,0 1,6 3,8 (*) Data protected by statistical secrecy 10
11 Methodological note The Energy Consumption Survey is a two-yearly survey targeting companies with 20 employed persons or more, located in the national territory, and whose main activity is included in Sections B (extractive industries) or C (manufacturing industry) of CNAE This statistical operation enables obtaining detailed information regarding the different types of energy consumption, measured in monetary terms, in the extractive and manufacturing industry (coal and coke, gasoil, fueloil, gas, electricity, biofuels, etc.). Detailed results are offered on a national level, for each one of the 12 activity groupings, and for each one of the 96 activity sectors belonging to the extractive and manufacturing industries. Results are also provided by Autonomous Community. The sample for the Energy Consumption Survey is selected as a sub-sample of the total sample from the Industrial Companies Survey, for the purpose of achieving better integration in the results from the two studies. The annual sample comprises a total of approximately 6,000 companies. For further detail, please see the general methodology for this survey on the INE website. For further information see INEbase- All press releases at: Press Office: Telephone numbers: / Fax: gprensa@ine.es Information Area: Telephone number: Fax:
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