Specific consumption of standard fuel by type of product
kilograms per tonne
Specific consumption indicators show the amount of equivalent fuel required to produce one tonne of output. The statistics for 2017–2022 cover various industries, such as oil refining, meat production, or bakery production. Data are presented in kilograms per tonne and reflect annual trends across major types of production
Chart of specific equivalent fuel consumption for various types of products, kilograms per tonne, 2017–2022
- Oil refining, including gas condensate
- Meat and edible offal
- Bakery products
- Synthetic rubbers in primary forms
- Portland cement, alumina cement, slag cement and similar hydraulic cements
- Cast iron
- Finished rolling
See also
- Electricity consumption in Russia by year long time series by year
Set in numbers
The table holds 7 series in kilograms per tonne, running from 2017 to 2022, 6 reporting periods. 42 values in total.
“Oil refining, including gas condensate” rose by 10.1% between 2017 and 2022, from 52.4 to 57.7. The highest value in the series is 59.2 in 2021.
All table numbers are series: 7
| Series | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Переработка нефти, включая газовый конденсат | 52,40 | 57,90 | 58,20 | 57,60 | 59,20 | 57,70 |
| Мясо и субпродукты | 11,90 | 12,50 | 12,70 | 18,30 | 10,30 | 10,90 |
| Изделия хлебобулочные | 84,50 | 81,70 | 72,10 | 70,00 | 65,60 | 70,30 |
| Каучуки синтетические в первичных формах | 605,00 | 604,00 | 614,00 | 344,00 | 466,00 | 401,00 |
| Портландцемент, цемент глиноземистый, цемент шлаковый и аналогичные гидравлические цементы | 31,40 | 25,60 | 24,10 | 24,50 | 23,40 | 24,40 |
| Чугун | 545,00 | 539,00 | 537,00 | 540,00 | 549,00 | 544,00 |
| Прокат готовый | 71,70 | 71,50 | 71,40 | 71,00 | 69,40 | 71,00 |
How to read this table
The rows are categorized by production type, enabling comparisons of energy intensity across different industries. One can compare fuel consumption in oil refining, including gas condensate, with that of the food industry. This approach helps identify which economic sectors consume more resources per unit of finished product over the specified years
What is visible in these numbers
“Cast iron” leads the table with 544 kilograms per tonne, “Meat and edible offal” closes it with 10.9 kilograms per tonne. The gap between them is 49.9-fold.
The same indicator for other periods
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Period and application
Data are published annually and cover Russia's industrial sector. Expressed in kilograms per tonne, this information is useful for energy specialists, process engineers, and industry economists for detailed analysis of production efficiency and monitoring industrial energy consumption. We update this statistical series as new Rosstat data becomes available, allowing you to track technological trends over a six-year period
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