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Chapter 3: ClassificationsChapter 3: Classifications
Ilaria DiMatteo
United Nations Statistics Division
7th Oslo Group meeting
23-26 October 2012, Helsinki, Finland
From the drafting guidelines…From the drafting guidelines…
Chapter 3 ClassificationsThis chapter will provide details on the relevant
classifications for energy statistics, such as the Standard International Energy Product Classification (SIEC), the classification of economic activities for energy statistics used for energy industries and energy consumers (based on the International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC)), and the classification of energy resources.
Specific issues in linking these classifications with other international classifications, such as the Central Product Classification (CPC) and the Harmonized System (HS), and the use of existing correspondence tables will be discussed.
Main ObjectivesMain Objectives
• Practical guidance in the use of the classifications presented in IRES
• Country examples with focus on classification and classification issues
Current outline of the chapterCurrent outline of the chapter
A. Introduction
B. Classification of statistical units
C. Classification of energy products
D. Classification of energy uses
E. Classification of mineral and energy resources
A. IntroductionA. Introduction
• To briefly describe the importance of classifications
• To introduce the objectives of the chapter
• To briefly present the content of the chapter
B. Classification of statistical B. Classification of statistical unitsunits
This section is intended to cover:
• the choice of the statistical unit (establishment vs enterprise) plus country examples
• Identification of the ‘Energy industries’ within the classification of economic activities plus country examples
• Identification of ‘other energy producers’ plus country examples
• Identification of the ‘energy consumers’ plus country examples
C. Classification of energy productsC. Classification of energy products
This section is intended to cover:
• the use of SIEC for the collection/compilation of energy statistics plus country practices
• Describe the importance of better linkages between SIEC, CPC and HS
• Describe the current issues in the correspondence between these classifications and how countries are dealing with these issues plus country practices
D. Classification of energy usesD. Classification of energy uses
This section is intended to:
• describe the taxonomy of energy uses
Transformation
Final consumption
final energy consumption
of which transport
non-energy use
• Provide examples of country practices
E. Classification of mineral and E. Classification of mineral and energy resourcesenergy resources
This section is intended to cover the classification of mineral and energy resources as presented/developed in the SEEA-Energy
Country examples
Some points for discussionSome points for discussion
Do you agree with the overall structure and draft content?
Currently the classification relevant to electricity and heat plants and production needs to be included
Are there additional topics that should be included?
Are there suggestions for country examples to include and where?
Specific comments to the questions posed in the draft chapter?
Thank you!