Specific electricity consumption for, Industrial production in Russia. 2023
kilowatt-hours per tonne
Energy intensity for key industrial sectors is presented here, with indicators measured in kilowatt-hours per ton of finished product. The time period covers 2017 to 2022, allowing for an assessment of technological changes in production. The nine rows of the table represent various activities, including coal mining, oil and gas condensate extraction, and bakery production across the country
Chart of specific electricity consumption for the production of selected products from 2017 to 2022, kilowatt-hours per ton
- Coal mining
- Нефть добытая, включая газовый конденсат
- Bakery products
- Бумага и картон
- Oil refining, including gas condensate
- Synthetic rubbers in primary forms
- Portland cement, alumina cement, slag cement and similar hydraulic cements
- Steel
- Finished rolling
See also
- Electricity consumption in Russia by year long time series by year
Set in numbers
The table holds 9 series in kilowatt-hours per tonne, running from 2017 to 2022, 6 reporting periods. 54 values in total.
“Coal mining” ends where it started: 13.6 in 2017 against 13.5 in 2022. The highest value in the series is 14.6 in 2020.
All table numbers are series: 9
| Series | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Добыча угля | 13,60 | 13,80 | 13,60 | 14,60 | 14,00 | 13,50 |
| Нефть добытая, включая газовый конденсат | 143,00 | 142,00 | 143,00 | 138,00 | 140,00 | 142,00 |
| Изделия хлебобулочные | 247,00 | 282,00 | 268,00 | 267,00 | 275,00 | 284,00 |
| Бумага и картон | 618,00 | 615,00 | 607,00 | 582,00 | 567,00 | 586,00 |
| Переработка нефти, включая газовый конденсат | 51,40 | 52,30 | 52,40 | 53,10 | 54,50 | 55,90 |
| Каучуки синтетические в первичных формах | 1 873,00 | 1 897,00 | 2 081,00 | 1 678,00 | 1 754,00 | 1 858,00 |
| Портландцемент, цемент глиноземистый, цемент шлаковый и аналогичные гидравлические цементы | 85,00 | 80,60 | 78,50 | 78,00 | 79,20 | 80,90 |
| Сталь | 176,00 | 207,00 | 203,00 | 213,00 | 218,00 | 226,00 |
| Прокат готовый | 135,00 | 130,00 | 127,00 | 128,00 | 127,00 | 130,00 |
How to read this table
Row comparisons show which industries require the highest energy inputs per unit of weight and how their efficiency has changed. For example, coal mining required 13.6 kilowatt-hours per ton in 2017, and by 2022 this figure was 13.5 kilowatt-hours. Comparing these data with food industry or oil production indicators illustrates the difference in expenditure structure between the extractive and manufacturing sectors
What is visible in these numbers
“Synthetic rubbers in primary forms” leads the table with 1,858 kilowatt-hours per tonne, “Coal mining” closes it with 13.5 kilowatt-hours per tonne. The gap between them is 138-fold.
The same indicator for other periods
More in the section Industrial production»
Period and application
Rosstat updates this information annually as part of industrial production monitoring in Russia. Annual reports help economists, environmentalists, and energy efficiency specialists track the implementation of modern energy-saving technologies at large enterprises across the country. Data for the entire six-year period are available as a table and a chart on this page
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