MONGOLIA: COAL AND DERIVED FUELS

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1 International Workshop on Energy Statistics and Energy Balances MONGOLIA: COAL AND DERIVED FUELS (DATA COLLECTION AND PROCESSING) Ariunaa Khurelbaatar Senior Officer of Macro Economics Statistics Department, NRSO, Mongolia May 2016

2 Content Brief introduction about Mongolia Data source and classification Collection period and frequency Data collection, processing and validation Data dissemination

3 Mongolia in figures Territory: 1.5 million square kms (19th largest in the World) The total length of border: 8.2 thous.km of which: with Russia 3.5 thous.km with China 4.7 thousand km Population: 3.0 million (2015) Population density: 1.8 per square km Economic growth: 2.3% (2015) GDP: USD 4.2 thous.$ (2015) Major industries: Agriculture, mining Natural resources: Copper,coal, gold, iron, silver, molybdenum, tin, zinc, wolfram, fluorspar, and petroleum 3

4 Temperatures in the winter -15 C -40 C, in the summer +10 C +35 C

5 Coal Mining in Mongolia Coal statistics usually include primary (hard coal and lignite) and derived fuels. Resources (2013) Coal (bln.t) 175.5

6 DATA COLLECTION AND PROCESSING Compilation of data Send survey questionnaire to companies Check& validete data other administrative data Coal and derived fuels statistics Receive questionnaire from companies Verification and editing of data Quality control of questionnaire 6

7 Processing and data validation Verification includes logical, range, variance and consistency checks Validation edits Logical edits Consistency edits Range edits Variance edits to check the validity of basic identification of classificatory items in unit data ensure that two or more data items do not have contradictory values. check to ensure that precise and correct arithmetic relationships exist between two or more data items. identify whether or not a data item value falls inside a determined acceptable range. involve looking for suspiciously high variances at the output edit stage. 7

8 METHODOLOGY, CLASSIFICATION Guidelines/Methodologies: Classification: Data source: Methodology on Estimation of Energy Balance, approved by NSO, 2008 ISIC 4.0 CPC 2.0 Coal, coal product classification (MNS6457: 2014) Official statistics (companies) Administrative data Ministry of Mining Data of Customs office

9 CALCULATE FOLLOWING BALANCES EVERY YEAR Since 1965 BALANCE OF ELECTRICITY Since 1965 BALANCE OF COAL Since 1995 BALANCE OF THERMAL ENERGY

10 COLLECTION PERIOD AND FREQUENCY Name of questionnaire Frequency SCOPE Source Number Of Entities Number of indicators Disseminatio n INDUSTRIAL MONTHLY REPORT PRODUCER PRICE INDEX Monthly Full Companies Monthly Sample Companies 5 1 Monthly bulletin & yearbook Monthly bulletin & yearbook BALANCE OF COAL Annual Full Companies Yearbook ANNUAL ENTREPRISE SURVEY Annual Full Companies Yearbook SUT Annual Sample Companies 42 1 Year book

11 DATA DISSEMINATION BALANCE OF COAL Indicators thous.t Resources- Total Stock at the beginning of the year Produced State owned mining company Private sector's mining company Import Consumption-Total Consumed by thermal power stations Distributed to establishments and households for fuel purposes Industry & construction Transport & communication Agriculture Communal housing of which: household Other Manufacturing Export Losses during transportation and storage Stock at the end of the year

12 GROSS INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT*, by international standard industrial classification Divisions Total Mining and quarrying Mining of coal and lignite Extraction of crude petroleum Mining of metal ores ** bln.tog Manufacturing Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products

13 COMPOSITION OF GROSS INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT*, by international standard industrial classification, by percentage share to total Divisions ** Percentage share to total Total Mining and quarrying Mining of coal and lignite Extraction of crude petroleum Mining of metal ores Manufacturing Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products

14 COAL PRODUCTION AND EXPORT Commodities Unit * Coal production thous.t Export- coal thous.t Coal per capita t

15 SUPPLY TABLE at basic prices, including a transformation into purchasers' prices, bln.tog Products ISIC Mining of coal and lignite Manufactur e of coke and refined petroleum products DOMESTIC OUTPUT, at basic prices Import TOTAL SUPPLY, at basic prices Valuation TOTAL SUPPLY, at purchasers ' prices A C CPC Coal and lignite; peat Electricity, town gas, steam and hot water Grain mill products, starches and starch products; other food products Coke oven products; refined 23 petroleum products; nuclear fuel Wholesale trade services Retail trade services Accommodation, food and beverage 42 services Passenger transport services Freight transport services Supporting transport services Electricity, gas and water distribution 48 (on own account) Real estate services Leasing or rental services without operator Other professional, technical and business services Support services to agriculture, hunting, forestry, fishing, mining and 57 utilities 69 TOTAL OUTPUT at basic prices

16 USE TABLE at purchasers' prices, bln.tog No Description CPC Mining of coal and lignite Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products INTERMEDIATE CONSUMPTION Final consumption Gross Capital Formation Export TOTAL USE, at purchasers' prices A B C Coke oven products; 33 refined petroleum products; nuclear fuel Passenger transport services Freight transport services Supporting transport services Electricity, gas and water 69 distribution (on own account) Financial and related services Leasing or rental services without operator Other professional, 83 technical and business services Support services Support services to 86 agriculture, hunting, forestry, fishing, mining and utilities TOTAL Compensation of 74 D11 employees Other net taxes on 75 D29 production Consumption of fixed 76 capital Operating surplus, net B3g VALUE ADDED at basic prices 79 OUTPUT at basic prices

17 Thank you for you attention