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Energy Use Survey: Primary industries 2008
Energy Use Survey: Primary industries 2008
Embargoed until 10:45am – 27 July 2009
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Energy Use Survey: Primary industries 2008 - Hot Off the Press
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Energy Use Survey: Primary industries 2008 - Tables
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Media release –
New light on primary industries' energy use
Highlights
The total energy used by primary industries was 42,288 terajoules. The graph below shows how this energy was split between the various industries.
The mining industry was the largest user of energy, using 24 percent of the total.
Diesel was the energy type used in the greatest quantity, accounting for 50 percent of the primary industries’ energy use. This proportion is an estimated 20 percent of New Zealand’s total diesel use.
44 percent of businesses actively monitored their energy use and costs.
Cathryn Ashley-Jones
27 July 2009
Acting Government Statistician
ISSN 1179-3287
Other sections
Commentary
Technical notes
Tables
Available files
Energy Use Survey: Primary industries 2008 - Hot Off the Press
(PDF, 16 pages, 173kb)
Energy Use Survey: Primary industries 2008 - Tables
(Excel, 7 sheets, 75kb)