Data source for Chart 11.1
Energy final demand

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Chart 11.1 is a bar chart showing final energy demand by province and the three territories as a group for 2009 and 2010. Final energy demand is the sum of energy use by mining, manufacturing, forestry, construction, transportation, agriculture, residential, public administration, and commercial and other institutional sectors.

Data for 2009 are revised. The territories comprise Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.

In 2010, Ontario had the highest demand, 2,421 petajoules, followed by Quebec, 1,534 petajoules.

The territories combined had the lowest demand, 24 petajoules, followed by Prince Edward Island, 25 petajoules.

Data source for Chart 11.1 Energy final demand
Table summary
This table displays the results of chart 11.1 energy final demand 2009 and 2010, calculated using terajoules units of measure (appearing as column headers).
  2009Note  r: revised 2010
  terajoules
Newfoundland and Labrador 121,652 104,573
Prince Edward Island 24,441 25,290
Nova Scotia 165,383 167,426
New Brunswick 150,703 165,548
Quebec 1,566,916 1,534,372
Ontario 2,377,295 2,420,553
Manitoba 260,045 256,128
Saskatchewan 427,916 441,458
Alberta 1,518,979 1,648,020
British Columbia 823,550 834,677
TerritoriesNote 1 24,619 24,044
Note: Final demand represents the sum of energy use by mining, manufacturing, forestry, construction, transportation, agriculture, residential, public administration and commercial and other institutional.
1. Includes Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table 128-0016.
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