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1 2015 EDMC Handbook of Japan s & World Energy & Economic Statistics CONTENTS Japan Chapter I. Energy and Economics 1. Economic Indicators... 4 ( 1 ) GDP and Major Energy Related Indicators... 5 ( 2 ) National Accounts... 6 ( 3 ) Household Economy and Domestic Trade... 8 ( 4 ) Investment... 9 ( 5 ) Indices of Industrial Production, Producers Shipments & Inventory ( 6 ) Money and Banking ( 7 ) Population, Labor and Prices ( 8 ) Foreign Trade Outline of Energy Supply and Demand ( 1 ) Trends in Energy Demand and GDP ( 2 ) GDP Elasticity of Energy Demand ( 3 ) Energy Balance Table, summarized (F.Y.2012) ( 4 ) Energy Balance Table, summarized (F.Y.2013) ( 5 ) Energy Balance Table (F.Y.2013) ( 6 ) Trends in Total Primary Energy Supply ( 7 ) Business Cycle and Energy Demand in Industry ( 8 ) Economic Growth and Energy Supply and Demand Primary Energy Supply and Final Energy Consumption ( 1 ) Sectoral Shares in Final Energy Consumption... 35
2 (2) ( 2 ) Energy Supply and Demand ( 3 ) Energy Supply and Demand (Shares) ( 4 ) Final Energy Consumption by Sector ( 5 ) Final Energy Consumption by Energy ( 6 ) CO2 Emissions by Sector ( 7 ) CO2 Emissions Table (F.Y.2013) ( 8 ) Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Japan Energy Prices ( 1 ) Crude Oil Import CIF Price Trend ( 2 ) Import CIF Prices (Yen per unit) ( 3 ) Import CIF Prices (US$ per unit) ( 4 ) Energy Price Indices ( 5 ) Unit Energy Prices ( 6 ) Retail Prices ( 7 ) Wholesale Prices of Petroleum Products Chapter II. Energy Demand by Sector 1. Industry ( 1 ) Trends in Energy Consumption of Manufacturing Industries ( 2 ) Trends in Energy Intensity per IIP by Industry ( 3 ) Indices of Industrial Production, Agriculture, Forestry & Fisheries and Construction Industry Related Activities ( 4 ) Production of Major Raw-Materials ( 5 ) Energy Consumption and Energy Intensity of Industry ( 6 ) Energy Consumption in Industry by Energy ( 7 ) Energy Consumption in Manufacturing ( 8 ) Indices of Production of Manufacturing (Value Added Weights) ( 9 ) Energy Intensity of Manufacturing (IIP basis) (10) Decomposition Analysis of Energy Consumption in Manufacturing (IIP basis) (11) Production of Manufacturing (2005 Price, 93SNA) (12) Production of Manufacturing (2000 Price, 93SNA) (13) Production of Manufacturing (1990 Price, 68SNA) (14) Energy Intensity of Manufacturing (Production basis, 93SNA) (15) Energy Intensity of Manufacturing (Production basis, 68SNA)... 86
3 CONTENTS (3) (16) Decomposition Analysis of Energy Consumption in Manufacturing (Production basis) Residential ( 1 ) Private Consumption, Number of Household and Residential Energy Consumption ( 2 ) Residential Energy Consumption by Use ( 3 ) Residential Energy Consumption by Energy ( 4 ) Residential Energy Consumption per Household by Use ( 5 ) Residential Energy Consumption per Household by Use and Energy ( 6 ) Penetration and Ownership of Home Appliances ( 7 ) Cooling Degree Days by City ( 8 ) Heating Degree Days by City ( 9 ) Monthly Average Temperature in Tokyo (10) Changes in the Residential Energy Consumption by Use (11) Energy-related Household Consumption Expenditure (12) Improvement in Energy Efficiency of Home Electric Appliances Commercial ( 1 ) Trends in Commercial Energy Consumption, GDP and Floor Space ( 2 ) Commercial Energy Consumption by Use ( 3 ) Commercial Energy Consumption by Energy ( 4 ) Commercial Energy Consumption by Business Type ( 5 ) Commercial Energy Consumption per Floor Space by Use ( 6 ) Commercial Energy Consumption per Floor Space by Use and Energy ( 7 ) Floor Space in the Commercial Sector by Business Type ( 8 ) Decomposition Analysis of Energy Consumption in Commercial Transport ( 1 ) Trends in Transportation Demand and GDP ( 2 ) Trends in Transportation Energy Consumption and GDP ( 3 ) Transportation Energy Consumption by Mode ( 4 ) Volume of Transportation by Mode ( 5 ) Energy Intensity by Mode ( 6 ) Domestic Aviation and Rail Kilometers Traveled ( 7 ) Vehicle Kilometers Traveled by Type ( 8 ) Vehicle Stocks (Gasoline-Powered)
4 (4) ( 9 ) Vehicle Stocks (Diesel-Powered) (10) Vehicle Stocks by Fuel (11) New Vehicle Sales and Fuel Economy (12) Decomposition Analysis of Energy Consumption in Freight Transport (13) Decomposition Analysis of Energy Consumption in Passenger Transport Chapter III. Supply and Demand by Energy 1. Supply and Demand of Coal ( 1 ) Trends in Coal Supply ( 2 ) Coal Supply ( 3 ) Imports of Coal by Origin ( 4 ) Sales of Coal by Industry Supply and Demand of Oil ( 1 ) Trends in Sales of Petroleum Products ( 2 ) Supply and Demand of Crude Oil ( 3 ) Production of Petroleum Products ( 4 ) Exports of Petroleum Products ( 5 ) Imports of Petroleum Products ( 6 ) Imports of Crude Oil by Origin ( 7 ) Sales of Petroleum Products ( 8 ) Demand of Petroleum by Sector ( 9 ) Supply and Demand of LPG (10) Oil Stockpiling Level at the end of Period Supply and Demand of Town Gas and Natural Gas ( 1 ) Trends in Sales of Town Gas by Sector ( 2 ) Supply and Demand of Natural Gas and LNG ( 3 ) Production and Purchase of Town Gas ( 4 ) Town Gas Demand, Number of Users and Consumption by User ( 5 ) Sales of Town Gas by Sector ( 6 ) Imports of LNG by Origin Supply and Demand of Electricity ( 1 ) Trends in Electricity Generation ( 2 ) Trends in Electricity Demand
5 CONTENTS (5) ( 3 ) Installed Capacity of Electricity Generating Plants ( 4 ) Installed Capacity of Electricity Generating Plants by General Electric Utilities ( 5 ) Electricity Generation ( 6 ) Electricity Generation by General Electric Utilities ( 7 ) Electricity Demand ( 8 ) Deregulated Segment of Electricity Demand ( 9 ) Large Industrial Electricity Demand by Industry (Electric Utilities) (10) Consumption of Auto-Producers Power by Industry (11) Fuel Consumption for Electricity Generation (General Electric Utilities) (12) Thermal Efficiency, Annual Load Factor and System Peak Load (Average of General Electric Utilities) (13) Nuclear Power Plants New Energies ( 1 ) New Energy Supply ( 2 ) Installed Capacity of Cogeneration System ( 3 ) Sales Amount of Solar System ( 4 ) Sales Amount of Solar System by Use ( 5 ) Installed Amount of Cogeneration System for Residential ( 6 ) Installed Capacity and Utilization of New Energy ( 7 ) Power Generation Capacity Approved by the FIT Chapter IV. Long-term Statistics 1. GNP and Energy Consumption GNP Elasticity of Primary Energy Supply (Japan) GNP and Energy Consumption (1885~2013) Economic and Price Indicators (1871~2013) Gross Primary Energy Supply (1880~2013) Chapter V. Outlooks 1. Strategic Energy Plan (Cabinet Decision on April 11, 2014)
6 (6) 2. IEE, Japan*, Executive summary of outlook for F.Y.2015 (Base Scenario) (December, 2014) (IEE, Japan*=The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan) IEE, Japan, Asia / World Energy Outlook ( 1 ) Major Assumptions ( 2 ) Results and Implications ( 3 ) GDP ( 4 ) Primary Energy Consumption by Region (Reference Scenario) ( 5 ) Primary Energy Consumption by Region (Advanced Technologies Scenario) ( 6 ) CO2 Emissions (Reference Scenario) ( 7 ) CO2 Emissions (Advanced Technologies Scenario) ( 8 ) World s Energy Outlook (Reference Scenario) ( 9 ) World s Energy Outlook (Advanced Technologies Scenario) (10) Asia s Energy Outlook (Reference Scenario) (11) Asia s Energy Outlook (Advanced Technologies Scenario) (12) China s Energy Outlook (Reference Scenario) (13) China s Energy Outlook (Advanced Technologies Scenario) (14) India s Energy Outlook (Reference Scenario) (15) India s Energy Outlook (Advanced Technologies Scenario) Projection of LPG and Petroleum Products ( 1 ) Projection of LPG Demand ( 2 ) Projection of Petroleum Products Demand Long-term Projection of Electric Demand ( 1 ) Projection of Electricity Demand ( 2 ) Projection of Installed Capacity for Electricity Generation ( 3 ) Development Plan of Nuclear Power Plants ( 4 ) Projection of Electricity Generation by Type Supply and Demand Projection of Town Gas ( 1 ) Projection of Town Gas Sales ( 2 ) Projection of Town Gas Production
7 CONTENTS (7) World 1. GDP, Population, Primary Energy Consumption and CO2 Emissions Primary Energy Consumption Primary Energy Consumption (Coal) Primary Energy Consumption (Oil) Primary Energy Consumption (Natural Gas) Primary Energy Consumption (Nuclear) Primary Energy Consumption (Hydro) Primary Energy Consumption (Combustible Renewables and Wastes) Energy Self-sufficiency Rates of Primary Energy Consumption Electricity Generation Electricity Generation by Energy (2012) Fuel Input for Electricity Generation (2012) Final Energy Consumption (Total) Final Energy Consumption (Industry) Final Energy Consumption (Transport) Final Energy Consumption (Residential, Commercial, Agriculture, etc.) Final Energy Consumption (Non-Energy Use) Final Energy Consumption (Electricity) Electricity Shares in Final Energy Consumption CO2 Emissions Population Real GDP Real GDP (Purchasing Power Parity base) Nominal GDP GDP Deflators Exchange Rates Purchasing Power Parity Rates Primary Energy Consumption per Capita Real GDP per Capita Nominal GDP per Capita CO2 Emissions per Capita Primary Energy Consumption per Real GDP Primary Energy Consumption per Nominal GDP CO2 Emissions per Real GDP
8 (8) 35. CO2 Emissions per Primary Energy Consumption Vehicle Stocks Vehicle Stocks per Capita Comparison of BP, UN and IEA Statistics for Primary Energy Consumption (2011) Crude Oil Production (2009~2013) Natural Gas Production (2009~2013) Coal Production (2009~2013) Uranium Production (2008~2012) Oil Proved Reserves at the end of Natural Gas Proved Reserves at the end of Coal Proved Reserves at the end of Uranium Proved Reserves at the end of International Trade of Crude Oil and Petroleum Products in International Trade of Natural Gas in International Trade of Hard Coal in Official Selling Prices & Spot Prices of Crude Oil Crude Oil Import CIF Prices Premium Gasoline Prices Electricity Prices New and Renewable Energy Supply by Energy World Population Prospects Appendix Appendix I 1. Outline of Energy Supply and Demand (METI Energy Balance Table) ( 1 ) Energy Balance Table (F.Y.2012) ( 2 ) Energy Balance Table (F.Y.2013) ( 3 ) Gross Primary Energy Supply ( 4 ) Total Primary Energy Supply ( 5 ) Final Energy Consumption by Energy ( 6 ) Final Energy Consumption by Sector Abbreviation of the Sources of Statistics List of References
9 CONTENTS (9) ( 1 ) List of References : Japan ( 2 ) List of References : World Appendix II 1. Conversion Factors (Japan) CO2 Emission Coefficients by Energy Unit Conversion Tables ( 1 ) Weight ( 2 ) Volume ( 3 ) Heat and Power ( 4 ) Approximate Conversion Ratio ( 5 ) Prefixes Appendix III Table of Contents in Japanese
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