
This dataset provides final energy consumption and useful energy demand (TWh) by energy demand type and temperature level in 12 industrial subsectors for the EU27 aggregate and each Member State. The dataset is compiled using Joint Research Centre's Integrated Database of the European Energy System (JRC-IDEES) 2021 dataset, processed following the methodology of S Madeddu et al. (2020). Rows correspond to energy demand category:- Electricity Other, - Electricity Thermal, - Steam, - Non-electric process heat 1000°C. Columns provide subsectoral final energy consumption and useful energy demand in TWh:- Primary Steel (TWh)- Secondary Steel (TWh)- Chemicals (TWh)- Cement (TWh)- Pulp and Paper (TWh)- Food, Beverages and Tobacco (TWh)- Transport Equipment (TWh)- Machinery and Equipment (TWh)- Textiles and Leather (TWh)- Wood and Wood Products (TWh)- Non-ferrous Metals (TWh)- Ceramics and Glass (TWh) The dataset is intended to support industrial heat-demand mapping, electrification feasibility studies, process heating technology assessments, and energy-system modelling.
final energy consumption, Energy, energy system modelling, useful energy demand, temperature bands, industrial electrification, sector coupling, Energy conversion, process heat
final energy consumption, Energy, energy system modelling, useful energy demand, temperature bands, industrial electrification, sector coupling, Energy conversion, process heat
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