Physical energy flow accounts, 2021
Resident units used more energy abroad
Resident units used 12.7% more energy abroad, while energy use of non-resident units in Slovenia remained virtually unchanged. Net domestic energy use increased by 2.7%.
Non-resident energy use in Slovenia up by 0.4%
Resident units abroad used 10,765 TJ of energy in 2021, which is a 12.7% increase over the previous year. Non-resident units in Slovenia used 7,981 TJ of energy, which is a 0.4% increase over the previous year.
Less energy extracted from natural resources
139,902 TJ of energy was obtained from natural resources, which is 7.3% decrease over the previous year. The most, 91.800 TJ (or 65.6% of all) of this energy was obtained in mining and quarrying (sector B of NACE Rev. 2), followed by electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply (D) with 25,186 (18.0%), agriculture, forestry and fishing (A) with 22.622 TJ (16.1%), public administration and defence (O) with 167 TJ (0.1%) and manufacturing (C) with 127 TJ (also 0.1%).
Net domestic energy use up
Net domestic energy use increased by 2.7% and amounted to 284,074 TJ. The largest amount of that energy (71,620 TJ or 25.2%) was used in electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply (D), followed by manufacturing (C) with 61,108 TJ (21.5%), transport and storage (H) with 19,902 TJ (7.0%), construction and demolition (F) with 14,384 TJ (5.1%), wholesale and retail trade (G) with 12,620 TJ (4.4%) and all other NACE activities with 23,522 TJ (8.3%). Net domestic energy use in households amounted to 80,918 TJ (28.5%).
2020 and 2021 were affected by the COVID-19 epidemic and accompanying measures, which is partially mirrored in trends of energy use of resident and non-resident units.
Tables with the latest data are available in the SiStat Database.
Resident units abroad used 10,765 TJ of energy in 2021, which is a 12.7% increase over the previous year. Non-resident units in Slovenia used 7,981 TJ of energy, which is a 0.4% increase over the previous year.
Less energy extracted from natural resources
139,902 TJ of energy was obtained from natural resources, which is 7.3% decrease over the previous year. The most, 91.800 TJ (or 65.6% of all) of this energy was obtained in mining and quarrying (sector B of NACE Rev. 2), followed by electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply (D) with 25,186 (18.0%), agriculture, forestry and fishing (A) with 22.622 TJ (16.1%), public administration and defence (O) with 167 TJ (0.1%) and manufacturing (C) with 127 TJ (also 0.1%).
Net domestic energy use up
Net domestic energy use increased by 2.7% and amounted to 284,074 TJ. The largest amount of that energy (71,620 TJ or 25.2%) was used in electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply (D), followed by manufacturing (C) with 61,108 TJ (21.5%), transport and storage (H) with 19,902 TJ (7.0%), construction and demolition (F) with 14,384 TJ (5.1%), wholesale and retail trade (G) with 12,620 TJ (4.4%) and all other NACE activities with 23,522 TJ (8.3%). Net domestic energy use in households amounted to 80,918 TJ (28.5%).
2020 and 2021 were affected by the COVID-19 epidemic and accompanying measures, which is partially mirrored in trends of energy use of resident and non-resident units.
Tables with the latest data are available in the SiStat Database.
Net energy use (NACE Rev. 2 and households), by share, Slovenia, 2021
1) Other NACE industries: agriculture, forestry and fishing (A), mining and quarrying (B), waste management and remediation activities (E) and other service activities (I-S)
Energy supply from natural resources, Slovenia
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METHODOLOGICAL NOTE
The calculation is based on the residential principle, i.e. included are activities of all resident units of the national economy, irrespective of their geographical position.
Additional explanations are available in the methodological explanations.
Additional explanations are available in the methodological explanations.
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