Energy Data File July 2000

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Acknowledgements and Copyright
New Zealand Energy Sources	2
Preface and Contents	3
New Zealand's Energy Flows for Calendar Year 1999 - PDF	6
A Energy Overview - HTML - PDF	7
A.1 Energy Flows	7
A.2 Primary Energy Supply	8
A.3 Energy Transformation	9
A.4 Consumer Energy Demand	9
A.5 Energy Greenhouse Gas Emissions	12
A.6 Energy Outlook	12
B Energy Balances	13
Description	13
Table B.1 Quarterly Energy Supply and Demand Balance Tables (Gross PJ)	15
Table B.2 Annual Energy Supply and Demand Balance Tables (Gross PJ)	20
Table B.3 Annual Energy Supply and Demand Balance Table (Net PJ)	27
C Coal	28
Figure C.1 Coal Ownership Flows for March Year 2000	28
Overview of New Zealand's Coal Industry	29
Table C.1 Coal Production, Exports and Consumption	31
Figure C.2 Coal Flow Summary for March Year 2000	32
Table C.2 Summary of Coal Consumption by Sector	33
D Oil (part 1)	34
Figure D.1 Oil Ownership Flows for March Year 2000	34
Overview of New Zealand's Oil Industry	35
Figure D.2 Oil Flow Summary for March Year 2000	38
Table D.1 Summary of Oil Consumption by Sector	39
Table D.2 Crude Oil, Condensate and Nap-tha Production by Field	40
Table D.3 Crude Oil, Condensate and Naptha (Gross PJ)	43
Table D.4 Refinery Intermediates and Residues (Gross PJ)	45
Table D.5 Oil Products Total (Gross PJ)	47
Table D.6 Petrol Total (Gross PJ)	49
Table D.7 Production and Consumer Energy by Petrol Types (Gross PJ)	51
Table D.8 Premium Unleaded Petrol (Gross PJ)	53
Table D.9 Regular Unleaded Petrol (Gross PJ)	55
Table D.10 Diesel (Gross PJ)	57
Table D.11 Fuel Oil (Gross PJ)	59
Table D.12 Aviation Fuels (Gross PJ)	61
Table D.13 Other Petroleum Products (Gross PJ)	63
Table D.14 LPG / NGL (Gross PJ)	65
Oil (part 2)	66
Table D.15 Oil Tables in Thousand Tonnes	66
Table D.16 Oil Import Bill (Quantity and Cost)	79
E Gas	80
Figure E.1 Gas Ownership and Physical Flows for March Year 2000	80
Overview of New Zealand's Gas Industry	81
Figure E.2 Gas Flow Summary for March Year 2000	83
Table E.1 Gross Gas Production by Field	84
Table E.2 Net Gas Production by Field	86
Table E.3 Gas Production (PJ)	89
Table E.4 Gas Demand (PJ)	91
Table E.5 CNG Sales	92
Table E.6 Summary of Gas Consumption by Sector	93
F Renewables	94
Overview of Renewable Energy Sources in New Zealand	94
Figure F.1 Renewable Energy Flow for March Year 2000	95
Table F.1 Renewable Energy Supply and Consumption (PJ)	97
G Electricity	98
Figure G.1 Electricity Industry General Structure as at 31 March 2000	98
Overview of New Zealand's Electricity Industry	99
Table G.1 Summary of Estimated Generation by Fuel Type for March Year 2000	99
Table G.2 Consumption by Sector for March Year 1999	100
Figure G.2 Electricity Flow Summary for March Year 1999	102
Table G.3 Electricity Generation by Fuel Type (GWh)	103
Table G.4 Electricity Generation by Fuel Type (PJ)	104
Table G.5 Generating Capacity by Fuel Type for March Year 1999 (MW)	106
Table G.6 Generation by Fuel Type for March Year 1999 (MWh)	107
Table G.7 Transmission and Distribution Network Statistics for March Year 1999	108
Table G.8 Electricity Consumption by the Residential Sector	110
Table G.9 Electricity Consumption by the Commercial Sector	111
Table G.10 Electricity Consumption by the Industrial Sector	112
Table G.11 Electricity Consumption by All Sectors	113
Table G.12 Electricity End Use for March Year 1999	114
H Oil and Gas Reserves	116
Table H.1 Oil and Condensate Reserves and Production	117
Table H.2 Gas Reserves and Production	118
I Prices	119
Table I.1 Electricity Consumer Prices (Nominal) cents/kWh	120
Table I.2 Electricity Consumer Prices (Real) cents/kWh	121
Table I.3 Transport Fuels Prices (Nominal) cents/litre and cents/kg	122
Table I.4 Transport Fuels Prices (Real) cents/litre and cents/kg	123
Table I.5 Transport Fuels Prices (Nominal) $/GJ	124
Table I.6 Transport Fuels Prices (Real) $/GJ	125
Table I.7 Non-transport Fuels Prices (Nominal) cents/litre and $/GJ	126
Table I.8 Non-transport Fuels Prices (Real) cents/litre and $/GJ	127
I.9 Petrol Price Comparison	128
I.10 Comparison of Electricity and Non-transport Fuels Prices	131
Table I.11 Taxes and Levies	132
Table I.12 International Energy Price Comparisons	135
Table I.13 Price Deflators	139
J Units Used	140
K Glossary	142
L Fuel Properties	148
Table L.1 Solid Fuel Calorific Values (Gross)	148
Table L.2 Solid Fuel Calorific Values (Net)	149
Table L.3 Petroleum Calorific Values (Gross)	150
Table L.4 Petroleum Calorific Values (Net)	151
Table L.5 Oil Conversion Factors	152
Table L.6 Gas Physical Properties	152
M Data Sources	153
N Further Information	156
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