Aanbod en gebruik energie; energiedragers, huishoudens en bedrijven (NR)

As part of the environmental accounts, the CBS compiles annual energy bills. Energy accounts provide a consistent statistical framework for physical energy flows, reflecting how much energy enters the economy through extraction and imports, how many energy products are produced and consumed within the economy by businesses and households, and how much energy is leaving the economy through exports or net consumption (final consumption and conversion losses). It allocates the energy supply and energy consumption of the various energy carriers to the different industries and households. Tables showing key energy variables (extraction, production, intermediate consumption and household consumption energy products, net consumption, stockpiling, imports or exports) by economic activity, by energy carrier and by year may be prepared. Energy accounts are compiled in accordance with national accounts definitions. This means that the energy accounts figures reflect the supply and consumption of energy products by Dutch economic activities, and that these figures can be directly related to a variety of macroeconomic data from the national accounts. The figures in the energy bills are therefore different from those published in the energy balance sheet. The differences are explained in more detail in the study description. The energy bills are compiled primarily from the physical energy balance figures. These data are then adjusted to make them consistent with the national accounts classifications and definitions. The adjustment for energy consumption by non-residents and residents abroad is made on the basis of data from transport statistics. The breakdown of energy consumption by industry is based on data from energy statistics, monetary data from national accounts and other data sources, such as agricultural statistics. Data available from: 2000 Status of the figures: The figures for the last year are provisional. The figures from the energy accounts are, on a sequential basis, comparable and consistent with the economic figures in the national accounts. However, the reconciliation between environmental accounts and national accounts takes place with a variety of sources. This means that, although the system of calculations is the same each year, variations may occur due to changes in certain sources. For example, adjustments in traffic and transport statistics may have an impact on the full time series of energy bills. Changes as of October 2021: The figures for 2019 have been added When will there be new figures? New figures are published annually in October.