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	<onlyinclude>'''Total final consumption''', also referred to as '''gross final energy consumption''', is the aggregate of all of the [[end use energy]] that is used for providing various [[energy service]]s. </onlyinclude> This means that this total focuses on [[energy currencies]] like [[electricity]] and [[secondary fuel]]s like [[gasoline]]. Electricity must be made by [[power plant]]s, and most of these power plants are [[heat engine]]s and have a fair amount of [[waste heat]]. Usually this sum subtracts off the energy used in transporting the electricity or the energy used at a power plant as [[energy industry own use]]. The amount of energy that a country uses depends on where in the [[energy supply chain]] one is looking. The subtlety is consumers don't use [[coal]], they use electricity which requires an infrastructure that often uses coal.		<onlyinclude>'''Total final consumption''', also referred to as '''gross final energy consumption''', is the aggregate of all of the [[end use energy]] that is used for providing various [[energy service]]s. </onlyinclude> This means that this total focuses on [[energy currencies]] like [[electricity]] and [[secondary fuel]]s like [[gasoline]]. Electricity must be made by [[power plant]]s, and most of these power plants are [[heat engine]]s and have a fair amount of [[waste heat]]. Usually this sum subtracts off the energy used in transporting the electricity or the energy used at a power plant as [[energy industry own use]]. The amount of energy that a country uses depends on where in the [[energy supply chain]] one is looking. The subtlety is consumers don't use [[coal]], they use electricity which requires an infrastructure that often uses coal.

	[[File:energyflows.png\|800px\|thumb\|Figure 1. This diagram<ref>Created internally by a member of the Energy Education team.</ref> shows how Total Primary Energy Supply becomes Total Final Consumption. Various primary energy sources ~~combine~~ are ~~changed~~ with [[energy conversion technology\|energy conversion technologies]] like [[power plant]]s and [[oil refinery\|refineries]] to [[energy currency\|energy currencies]].]]		[[File:energyflows.png\|800px\|thumb\|Figure 1. This diagram<ref>Created internally by a member of the Energy Education team.</ref> shows how Total Primary Energy Supply becomes Total Final Consumption. Various primary energy sources are treated with [[energy conversion technology\|energy conversion technologies]] like [[power plant]]s and [[oil refinery\|refineries]] to become [[energy currency\|energy currencies]].]]

	The focus of total final consumption is in contrast with the [[total primary energy supply]] (TPES) (see figure 1). Total final consumption is made of energy that can readily be used by consumers to serve their energy needs, while TPES is an aggregate of all of the energy going into the [[energy sector]]. This consumer based focus is why losses due to the transportation from the power plants to the consumer is subtracted off. For a detailed explanation of why this difference matters, please see [[primary vs end use accounting]].		The focus of total final consumption is in contrast with the [[total primary energy supply]] (TPES) (see figure 1). Total final consumption is made of energy that can readily be used by consumers to serve their energy needs, while TPES is an aggregate of all of the energy going into the [[energy sector]]. This consumer based focus is why losses due to the transportation from the power plants to the consumer is subtracted off. For a detailed explanation of why this difference matters, please see [[primary vs end use accounting]].

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	<onlyinclude>'''Total final consumption''' ~~of [[~~energy~~]] for a country~~ is the aggregate of all of the energy that is used for providing various [[energy service]]s~~. Usually, total final consumption is an aggregate of [[end use energy]]~~.</onlyinclude> This means that it focuses on [[energy currencies]] like [[electricity]] and [[secondary fuel]]s like [[gasoline]]. Electricity must be made by [[power plant]]s, and most of these power plants are [[heat engine]]s and have a fair amount of [[waste heat]]. ~~This means that~~ the amount of energy that a country uses depends on where in the [[energy supply chain]] one is looking. ~~There~~ is ~~a great deal of subtlety in the fact that~~ consumers don't use [[coal]], they use electricity which requires an infrastructure that often uses coal.		<onlyinclude>'''Total final consumption''', also referred to as '''gross final energy consumption''', is the aggregate of all of the [[end use energy]] that is used for providing various [[energy service]]s. </onlyinclude> This means that this total focuses on [[energy currencies]] like [[electricity]] and [[secondary fuel]]s like [[gasoline]]. Electricity must be made by [[power plant]]s, and most of these power plants are [[heat engine]]s and have a fair amount of [[waste heat]]. Usually this sum subtracts off the energy used in transporting the electricity or the energy used at a power plant as [[energy industry own use]]. The amount of energy that a country uses depends on where in the [[energy supply chain]] one is looking. The subtlety is consumers don't use [[coal]], they use electricity which requires an infrastructure that often uses coal.

	[[File:energyflows.png\|800px\|thumb\|Figure 1. This diagram<ref>Created internally by a member of the Energy Education team.</ref> shows how Total Primary Energy Supply becomes Total Final Consumption. Various primary energy sources combine are changed with [[energy conversion technology\|energy conversion technologies]] like [[power plant]]s and [[oil refinery\|refineries]] to [[energy currency\|energy currencies]].]]		[[File:energyflows.png\|800px\|thumb\|Figure 1. This diagram<ref>Created internally by a member of the Energy Education team.</ref> shows how Total Primary Energy Supply becomes Total Final Consumption. Various primary energy sources combine are changed with [[energy conversion technology\|energy conversion technologies]] like [[power plant]]s and [[oil refinery\|refineries]] to [[energy currency\|energy currencies]].]]

	The focus of total final consumption is in contrast with the [[total primary energy supply]] (TPES) (see figure 1). Total final consumption is made of energy that can readily be used by consumers to serve their energy needs, while TPES is an aggregate of all of the energy going into the [[energy sector]]. For a detailed explanation of why this difference matters, please see [[primary vs end use accounting]].		The focus of total final consumption is in contrast with the [[total primary energy supply]] (TPES) (see figure 1). Total final consumption is made of energy that can readily be used by consumers to serve their energy needs, while TPES is an aggregate of all of the energy going into the [[energy sector]]. This consumer based focus is why losses due to the transportation from the power plants to the consumer is subtracted off. For a detailed explanation of why this difference matters, please see [[primary vs end use accounting]].

	Total final consumption ~~gives~~ a sector by sector approach to looking at how energy is used. ~~These~~ sectors ~~include~~:		Total final consumption allows a [[sector]] by sector approach to looking at how energy is used. One way to divide the economy is into these four sectors:
	* [[Residential energy use]]		* [[Residential energy use]]
	* [[Commercial energy use]]		* [[Commercial energy use]]

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	<onlyinclude>'''Total final consumption''' of energy for a country is the aggregate of all of the energy that is used for providing various [[energy service]]s. Usually, total final consumption is an aggregate of [[end use energy]].</onlyinclude> This means that it focuses on [[energy currencies]] like [[electricity]] and [[secondary fuel]]s like [[gasoline]]. Electricity must be made by [[power plant]]s, and most of these power plants are [[heat engine]]s and have a fair amount of [[waste heat]]. This means that ~~a [[systems approach to~~ energy~~]] acknowledges~~ that ~~energy is different at different stages of~~ the [[energy supply chain]]. There is a great deal of subtlety in ~~acknowledging~~ that consumers don't use [[coal]], they use electricity which requires an infrastructure that often uses coal.		<onlyinclude>'''Total final consumption''' of [[energy]] for a country is the aggregate of all of the energy that is used for providing various [[energy service]]s. Usually, total final consumption is an aggregate of [[end use energy]].</onlyinclude> This means that it focuses on [[energy currencies]] like [[electricity]] and [[secondary fuel]]s like [[gasoline]]. Electricity must be made by [[power plant]]s, and most of these power plants are [[heat engine]]s and have a fair amount of [[waste heat]]. This means that the amount of energy that a country uses depends on where in the [[energy supply chain]] one is looking. There is a great deal of subtlety in the fact that consumers don't use [[coal]], they use electricity which requires an infrastructure that often uses coal.

	[[File:energyflows.png\|800px\|Figure 1. This diagram<ref>Created internally by a member of the Energy Education team.</ref> shows how Total Primary Energy Supply becomes ~~total final consumption~~. Various primary energy sources combine are changed with [[energy conversion technology\|energy conversion technologies]] like [[power plant]]s and [[refinery\|refineries]] to [[energy currency\|energy currencies.]].]]		[[File:energyflows.png\|800px\|thumb\|Figure 1. This diagram<ref>Created internally by a member of the Energy Education team.</ref> shows how Total Primary Energy Supply becomes Total Final Consumption. Various primary energy sources combine are changed with [[energy conversion technology\|energy conversion technologies]] like [[power plant]]s and [[oil refinery\|refineries]] to [[energy currency\|energy currencies]].]]

	The focus of total final consumption is in contrast with the [[total primary energy supply]] (TPES) (see figure 1). Total final consumption is made of energy that can readily be used by consumers to serve their energy needs, while TPES is an aggregate of all of the energy going into the [[energy sector]]. For a detailed explanation of why this difference matters, please see [[primary vs end use accounting]].		The focus of total final consumption is in contrast with the [[total primary energy supply]] (TPES) (see figure 1). Total final consumption is made of energy that can readily be used by consumers to serve their energy needs, while TPES is an aggregate of all of the energy going into the [[energy sector]]. For a detailed explanation of why this difference matters, please see [[primary vs end use accounting]].

	Total final consumption gives a sector by sector approach to looking at how energy is used. These sectors include:		Total final consumption gives a sector by sector approach to looking at how energy is used. These sectors include:
	* [[~~residential~~ energy use]]		* [[Residential energy use]]
	* [[~~commercial~~ energy use]]		* [[Commercial energy use]]
	* [[~~transportation~~ energy use]]		* [[Transportation energy use]]
	* [[~~industrial~~ energy use]]		* [[Industrial energy use]]
	* [[~~agricultural~~ energy use]]		* [[Agricultural energy use]]

	~~To see how total final consumption changes with time please see the data~~ visualization ~~on [[end use energy]].~~ Explore the data in the simulation below to find out how the total final consumption of energy varies by country and by sectors within that country:		==Data visualization==
			Explore the data in the simulation below to find out how the total final consumption of energy varies by country and by sectors within that country. Click on a sector on the right side of the visualization to explore its end use paths in more detail, and click "see all categories" to return to the original screen.

			To see how total final consumption changes with time please see the data visualization on [[end use energy]].

	<html><iframe id='TFC-sankey' class='data-visualization'></iframe></html>		<html><iframe id='TFC-sankey' class='data-visualization'></iframe></html>
	==References==		==References==
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	<onlyinclude>'''Total final consumption''' of [[energy]] for a country is the aggregate of all of the energy that is used for providing various [[energy service]]s. Usually, total final consumption is an aggregate of [[end use energy]].</onlyinclude> This means that it focuses on [[energy currencies]] like [[electricity]] and [[secondary fuel]]s like [[gasoline]]. Electricity must be made by [[power plant]]s, and most of these power plants are [[heat engine]]s and have a fair amount of [[waste heat]]. This means that ~~the amount of~~ energy that ~~a country uses depends on where in~~ the [[energy supply chain]] ~~one is looking~~. There is a great deal of subtlety in ~~the fact~~ that consumers don't use [[coal]], they use electricity which requires an infrastructure that often uses coal.		<onlyinclude>'''Total final consumption''' of energy for a country is the aggregate of all of the energy that is used for providing various [[energy service]]s. Usually, total final consumption is an aggregate of [[end use energy]].</onlyinclude> This means that it focuses on [[energy currencies]] like [[electricity]] and [[secondary fuel]]s like [[gasoline]]. Electricity must be made by [[power plant]]s, and most of these power plants are [[heat engine]]s and have a fair amount of [[waste heat]]. This means that a [[systems approach to energy]] acknowledges that energy is different at different stages of the [[energy supply chain]]. There is a great deal of subtlety in acknowledging that consumers don't use [[coal]], they use electricity which requires an infrastructure that often uses coal.

	[[File:energyflows.png\|800px~~\|thumb~~\|Figure 1. This diagram<ref>Created internally by a member of the Energy Education team.</ref> shows how Total Primary Energy Supply becomes ~~Total Final Consumption~~. Various primary energy sources combine are changed with [[energy conversion technology\|energy conversion technologies]] like [[power plant]]s and [[refinery\|refineries]] to [[energy currency\|energy currencies]].]]		[[File:energyflows.png\|800px\|Figure 1. This diagram<ref>Created internally by a member of the Energy Education team.</ref> shows how Total Primary Energy Supply becomes total final consumption. Various primary energy sources combine are changed with [[energy conversion technology\|energy conversion technologies]] like [[power plant]]s and [[refinery\|refineries]] to [[energy currency\|energy currencies.]].]]

	The focus of total final consumption is in contrast with the [[total primary energy supply]] (TPES) (see figure 1). Total final consumption is made of energy that can readily be used by consumers to serve their energy needs, while TPES is an aggregate of all of the energy going into the [[energy sector]]. For a detailed explanation of why this difference matters, please see [[primary vs end use accounting]].		The focus of total final consumption is in contrast with the [[total primary energy supply]] (TPES) (see figure 1). Total final consumption is made of energy that can readily be used by consumers to serve their energy needs, while TPES is an aggregate of all of the energy going into the [[energy sector]]. For a detailed explanation of why this difference matters, please see [[primary vs end use accounting]].

	Total final consumption gives a sector by sector approach to looking at how energy is used. These sectors include:		Total final consumption gives a sector by sector approach to looking at how energy is used. These sectors include:
	* [[~~Residential~~ energy use]]		* [[residential energy use]]
	* [[~~Commercial~~ energy use]]		* [[commercial energy use]]
	* [[~~Transportation~~ energy use]]		* [[transportation energy use]]
	* [[~~Industrial~~ energy use]]		* [[industrial energy use]]
	* [[~~Agricultural~~ energy use]]		* [[agricultural energy use]]

	~~==Data~~ visualization==		To see how total final consumption changes with time please see the data visualization on [[end use energy]]. Explore the data in the simulation below to find out how the total final consumption of energy varies by country and by sectors within that country:
	Explore the data in the simulation below to find out how the total final consumption of energy varies by country and by sectors within that country~~. Click on a sector on the right side of the visualization to explore its end use paths in more detail, and click "see all categories" to return to the original screen.~~

	~~To see how total final consumption changes with time please see the data visualization on [[end use energy]].~~

	<html><iframe id='TFC-sankey' class='data-visualization'></iframe></html>		<html><iframe id='TFC-sankey' class='data-visualization'></iframe></html>
	==References==		==References==
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	<onlyinclude>'''Total final consumption''' of energy for a country is the aggregate of all of the energy that is used for providing various [[energy service]]s. Usually, total final consumption is an aggregate of [[end use energy]].</onlyinclude> This means that it focuses on [[energy currencies]] like [[electricity]] and [[secondary fuel]]s like [[gasoline]]. Electricity must be made by [[power plant]]s, and most of these power plants are [[heat engine]]s and have a fair amount of [[waste heat]]. This means that ~~a [[systems approach to~~ energy~~]] acknowledges~~ that ~~energy is different at different stages of~~ the [[energy supply chain]]. There is a great deal of subtlety in ~~acknowledging~~ that consumers don't use [[coal]], they use electricity which requires an infrastructure that often uses coal.		<onlyinclude>'''Total final consumption''' of [[energy]] for a country is the aggregate of all of the energy that is used for providing various [[energy service]]s. Usually, total final consumption is an aggregate of [[end use energy]].</onlyinclude> This means that it focuses on [[energy currencies]] like [[electricity]] and [[secondary fuel]]s like [[gasoline]]. Electricity must be made by [[power plant]]s, and most of these power plants are [[heat engine]]s and have a fair amount of [[waste heat]]. This means that the amount of energy that a country uses depends on where in the [[energy supply chain]] one is looking. There is a great deal of subtlety in the fact that consumers don't use [[coal]], they use electricity which requires an infrastructure that often uses coal.

	[[File:energyflows.png\|800px\|Figure 1. This diagram<ref>Created internally by a member of the Energy Education team.</ref> shows how Total Primary Energy Supply becomes ~~total final consumption~~. Various primary energy sources combine are changed with [[energy conversion technology\|energy conversion technologies]] like [[power plant]]s and [[refinery\|refineries]] to [[energy currency\|energy currencies.]].]]		[[File:energyflows.png\|800px\|thumb\|Figure 1. This diagram<ref>Created internally by a member of the Energy Education team.</ref> shows how Total Primary Energy Supply becomes Total Final Consumption. Various primary energy sources combine are changed with [[energy conversion technology\|energy conversion technologies]] like [[power plant]]s and [[refinery\|refineries]] to [[energy currency\|energy currencies]].]]

	The focus of ~~to[tal~~ final consumption is in contrast with the [[total primary energy supply]] (TPES) (see figure 1). Total final consumption is made of energy that can readily be used by consumers to serve their energy needs, while TPES is an aggregate of all of the energy going into the [[energy sector]]. For a detailed explanation of why this difference matters, please see [[primary vs end use accounting]].		The focus of total final consumption is in contrast with the [[total primary energy supply]] (TPES) (see figure 1). Total final consumption is made of energy that can readily be used by consumers to serve their energy needs, while TPES is an aggregate of all of the energy going into the [[energy sector]]. For a detailed explanation of why this difference matters, please see [[primary vs end use accounting]].

	Total final consumption gives a sector by sector approach to looking at how energy is used. These sectors include:		Total final consumption gives a sector by sector approach to looking at how energy is used. These sectors include:
	* [[~~residential~~ energy use]]		* [[Residential energy use]]
	* [[~~commercial~~ energy use]]		* [[Commercial energy use]]
	* [[~~transportation~~ energy use]]		* [[Transportation energy use]]
	* [[~~industrial~~ energy use]]		* [[Industrial energy use]]
	* [[~~agricultural~~ energy use]]		* [[Agricultural energy use]]

	~~To see how total final consumption changes with time please see the data~~ visualization ~~on [[end use energy]].~~ Explore the data in the simulation below to find out how the total final consumption of energy varies by country and by sectors within that country:		==Data visualization==
			Explore the data in the simulation below to find out how the total final consumption of energy varies by country and by sectors within that country. Click on a sector on the right side of the visualization to explore its end use paths in more detail, and click "see all categories" to return to the original screen.

			To see how total final consumption changes with time please see the data visualization on [[end use energy]].

	<html><iframe id='TFC-sankey' class='data-visualization'></iframe></html>		<html><iframe id='TFC-sankey' class='data-visualization'></iframe></html>
	==References==		==References==
	<references/>[[Category:Uploaded]]		<references/>[[Category:Uploaded]]

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