Calculating Your Plants Energy Use

Modified from Energy Consumption Benchmark Guide: Cement Clinker Production, Natural Resources Canada.

Fuel Type	Quantity Used for Year1	Conversion Factor2	Total GJ for Year
Gasoline (litres) (Mandatory):		× 35 GJ/1000 L	0.00
Diesel (litres) (Mandatory):		× 38.3 GJ/1000 L	0.00
Light Fuel Oil/Middle Distillates (litres) (Mandatory):		× 38.8 GJ/1000 L	0.00
Coal (tonnes)3 (Mandatory):		× 26.02 GJ/t	0.00
Heavy/Residual Oil (tonnes) (Mandatory):		× 42.5 GJ/t	0.00
Natural Gas (cubic metres) (Mandatory):		× 37.99 GJ/1000 m3	0.00
Petroleum Coke (tonnes) (Mandatory):		× 46.35 GJ/t	0.00
LPG/Propane (litres) (Mandatory):		× 25.31 GJ/1000 L	0.00
Electricity (mWh) (Mandatory):		× 3.6 GJ/MWh	0.00
Steam (tonnes) (Mandatory):		× 2.75 GJ/t	0.00
Waste Oil (litres) (Mandatory):		× 34.0 GJ/1000 L	0.00
Waste Solvents (tonnes) (Mandatory):		× 26.0 GJ/t	0.00
Wood Waste (tonnes) (Mandatory):		× 18.0 GJ/t	0.00
Waste-Tire Derived (tonnes) (Mandatory):		× 27.0 GJ/t	0.00
		Grand total =	0.00
		Annual Production (t) (Mandatory):
		Energy Use (GJ/t)	0.00

¹ 250,000 businesses report energy consumption annually through the ICE survey. This would be a convenient source for getting your quantities of energy used.
² Source: Quarterly Report on Energy Supply-Demand in Canada, December 12, 2002 (Statistics Canada – Catalogue no. 57-003-XPB)
³ We have used British Columbia bituminous coal for the energy conversion factor as this is the largest source of coal produced in Canada.