Agriculture and Fisheries
Review data related to the final energy consumption in Ireland's agriculture and fisheries sectors. Definitive annual data from SEAI's National Energy Balance.
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Final energy consumption describes the energy that is directly consumed by an end-user. SEAI analyses final energy consumption in the agriculture and fisheries sectors by energy sub-product.
Final Energy Consumption in Agriculture
Yearly Change
The data view below shows the annual final energy consumption in the agriculture sector (top), along with the absolute and percentage differences of agriculture final energy consumption, with respect to the previous year for up to 20 years, where data is available (bottom).
Breakdown by Energy Sub-Product
The data view below shows the annual final energy consumption in the agriculture sector (top), along with the energy sub-product breakdown displayed as a percentage of the agriculture final consumption in a given year (bottom).
Final Energy Consumption in Fisheries
Yearly Change
The data view below shows the annual final energy consumption in the fisheries sector (top), along with the absolute and percentage differences of fisheries final energy consumption, with respect to the previous year for up to 20 years, where data is available (bottom). The fisheries final energy consumption comes entirely from gas oil.
Using the Annual Data Views
The data views can be customised and navigated by:
- Selecting the units from the dropdown menu - kilotonnes of oil equivalent (ktoe) (default), terajoules (TJ), or terawatt hours (TWh).
- Hovering over an element of a view to display a tooltip providing numerical values.
The data in the views can be downloaded by clicking on the 'download icon' and selecting:
- Image to download the view as a PNG file.
- Data to open a table of the underlying data in Tableau Public Crosstab to download the underlying data as a XLSX file (Microsoft Excel) or a CSV file (comma-separated values).
- PDF to download the view as a PDF.
- PowerPoint to download the view as a PPTX file for Microsoft PowerPoint.
- Tableau Workbook to download all views as a TWBX file for Tableau Desktop.