Page 33 Form EIA-846A (1999)

Section 14: Estimated End-Use Percent Consumption for

Electricity, Natural Gas, and Coal

19 Yes oGo

to question 134

29 No o Go

to next column

19 Yes oGo

 to question

 134

29 No o Go

 to next column

19 Yes oGo

 to question

 134

29 No o Go

to Section 15,

page 36

Kilowatthours 1,000 cubic ft. Short tons

Indirect Uses - Boilers: Indirect use is the transformation of

energy to another usable energy source, as in a boiler.

% % %

132. Enter the percent of total consumption for each end use performed in this establishment. 

Please answer questions 133 through 147 below for each energy source (column). Enter a zero if the end use is not

performed for the specific energy source.

Reasonable approximations are acceptable. These approximations should be based on the judgment of a person

knowledgeable about the energy consumption and operation of your establishment. They are not expected to be the

result of modeling activity or formal engineering studies unless these results are routinely available.

 

Complete one energy source (column) for all end uses, before starting the next energy source (column).

The sum of all the estimated end-use percentages should total 100 percent for each energy source (column).

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10

column 1

Electricity

30

column 2

Natural Gas

46

column 3

Coal 

excluding Coal Coke

and Breeze

– – –

133. Was this energy source consumed as a fuel in

this establishment during 1998?

001

134. < Copy total energy source consumption

for fuel uses from appropriate sections

of the questionnaire, as indicated in

each column.

For questions 135 through 146, provide the

approximate percentage of this total amount

that is used for each of the end uses. 

700

Copied quantity

from question 22,

page 9.

Copied quantity

from question 35,

page 12.

Copied quantity

from question 92,

page 24.

135.

Question 135:

Boiler fuel

(e.g., fuel for boilers, gas turbines)

710

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Page 34 Form EIA-846A (1999)

Section 14: Estimated End-Use Percent Consumption for

Electricity, Natural Gas, and Coal, cont.

Direct Uses - Process: Direct process use includes

usage in motors, ovens, kilns, and strip heaters.

% % %

% % %

% % %

%

% % %

Direct Uses - Nonprocess: Direct nonprocess use

includes usage for facility lighting and spaceconditioning equipment.

% % %

%

10

column 1

Electricity

–

30

column 2

Natural Gas

–

46

column 3

Coal

–

136.

Questions 136 through 140:

Process heating

(e.g., kilns, furnaces, ovens, strip heaters)

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use only

720

137. Process cooling and refrigeration 730

138. Machine drive

(e.g., motors, pumps, etc. associated with manufacturing

process equipment)

740

139. Electro-chemical processes 

(e.g., reduction process)

750

140. Other direct process use

Please specify: 10761

760

Questions 141 through 146:

141. Facility heating, ventilation, and air

conditioning

770

142. Facility lighting 780

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Page 35 Form EIA-846A (1999)

Section 14: Estimated End-Use Percent Consumption for

Electricity, Natural Gas, and Coal, cont.

% % %

% %

% %

% % %

 100 %

Go to question

133, next column

 100 %

Go to question

133, next column

 100 %

Go to question

149, next page

Census

use only

10

column 1

Electricity

–

30

column 2

Natural Gas

–

46

column 3

Coal

–

143. Facility support other than that reported in

questions 141 and 142.

(e.g., cooking, water heating, office equipment)

790

144. Onsite transportation, excluding highway usage 800

145. Conventional electricity generation 810

146. Other direct nonprocess use

Please specify: 10821 820

147. Total for all purposes

The sum of the end-use percents reported in

questions 135 through 146 should equal 100

percent.

Total Total Total

148. < Answer questions 133 through 147 for all

energy sources (columns).

< Then go to question 149, Section 15, next

page.
Page 36 Form EIA-846A (1999)

Section 15: Estimated End-Use Percent Consumption for

LPG, Diesel Fuel & Distillate Fuel Oil, and Residual Fuel Oil

19 Yes oGo

to question 151

29 No o Go

to next column

19 Yes oGo

to question 151

29 No o Go

to next column

19 Yes oGo

to question 151

29 No o Go

to Section 16,

page 39

Gallons Barrels Barrels

Indirect Uses - Boilers: Indirect use is the transformation of

energy to another usable energy source, as in a boiler.

% % %

149. Enter the percent of total consumption for each end use performed in this establishment. 

Please answer questions 150 through 162 below for each energy source (column). Enter a zero if the end use is not

performed for the specific energy source.

Reasonable approximations are acceptable. These approximations should be based on the judgment of a person

knowledgeable about the energy consumption and operation of your establishment. They are not expected to be the

result of modeling activity or formal engineering studies unless these results are routinely available.

 

Complete one energy source (column) for all end uses, before starting the next energy source (column).

The sum of all the estimated end-use percentages should total 100 percent for each energy source (column).

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24

column 1

Liquefied

Petroleum Gas

(LPG) 

22

column 2

Total 

Diesel Fuel and

Distillate Fuel

Oil

21

column 3

Residual Fuel

Oil

–––

150. Was this energy source consumed as a fuel in

this establishment during 1998? 001

151. Copy total energy source consumption as a fuel

from appropriate sections of the questionnaire,

as indicated in each column.

For questions 152 through 161, provide the

approximate percentage of this total amount

that is used for each of the end uses. 

700

Copied quantity

from question 52,

column 1, page 16

Copied quantity

from question 74,

page 20

Copied quantity

from question 70,

column 3, page 20

Question 152:

152. Boiler fuel

(e.g., fuel for boilers, gas turbines)

710

Continue to next page
Page 37 Form EIA-846A (1999)

Section 15: Estimated End-Use Percent Consumption for

LPG, Diesel Fuel & Distillate Fuel Oil, and Residual Fuel Oil, cont.

Direct Uses - Process: Direct process use includes usage in

motors, ovens, kilns, and strip heaters.

% % %

% % %

% % %

% % %

Direct Uses - Nonprocess: Direct nonprocess use includes

usage for facility lighting and space-conditioning equipment.

% % %

% % %

% %

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24

column 1

LPG

22

column 2

Diesel Fuel and

Distillate Fuel Oil

21

column 3

Residual Fuel

Oil

– – – Questions 153 through 156:

153. Process heating

(e.g., kilns, furnaces, ovens, strip heaters)

720

154. Process cooling and refrigeration 730

155. Machine drive

(e.g., motors, pumps, etc. associated with manufacturing

process equipment)

740

156. Other direct process use

Please specify: 10762 760

Questions 157 through 161:

157. Facility heating, ventilation, and air

conditioning

770

158. Facility support other than that reported in

question 157.

(e.g., cooking, water heating, office equipment) 790

159. Onsite transportation, excluding highway usage 800

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Page 38 Form EIA-846A (1999)

Section 15: Estimated End-Use Percent Consumption for

LPG, Diesel Fuel & Distillate Fuel Oil, and Residual Fuel Oil, cont.

% % %

% % %

 100 %

Go to question

150, 

next column

 100 %

Go to question

150, 

next column

 100 %

Go to question

164, next page

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use only

24

column 1

LPG

22

column 2

Diesel Fuel and

Distillate Fuel

Oil

21

column 3

Residual Fuel

Oil

–––

160. Conventional electricity generation 810

161. Other direct nonprocess use

Please specify: 10822 820

162. Total for all purposes

The sum of the end-use percents reported in

questions 152 through 161 should equal 100

percent.

Total Total Total

163. < Answer questions 150 through 162 for all

energy sources (columns). 

< Then go to question 164, Section 16, next

page.
Page 39 Form EIA-846A (1999)

Section 16: Energy-Management Activities

164. For each of the following energy-management activities, indicate with a “yes” or a “no” under the “Participate?”

column whether your establishment participated in or undertook the specified activity between January 1, 1998 and

December 31, 1998. 

For any activity for which you marked “yes” and if it has an arrow, please mark the category that describes the amount

of the energy-management activity cost that was paid for by your establishment or company.

Energy-Management Activities

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only

Participate?

13

Amount of Cost Paid by this

Establishment or Company

165. Energy audits 060 1 Yes o

2 No 

3

None

4 

Some

5 

All

6 

Don’t

Know

166. Electricity load control 080 1 Yes o

2 No 

3

None

4 

Some

5 

All

6 

Don’t

Know

167. Power factor correction or improvement 380 1 Yes o

2 No 

3

None

4 

Some

5 

All

6 

Don’t

Know

168. Equipment installation or retrofit for the primary

purpose of using a different energy source (e.g.,

electrification)

Exclude modifications made principally for energy

efficiency; those should be included in questions

170 through 176

240

1 Yes o

2 No 

3

None

4 

Some

5 

All

6 

Don’t

Know

169. Standby generation program 260 1 Yes o

2 No 

3

None

4 

Some

5 

All

6 

Don’t

Know

For questions 170 through 176:

Equipment installation or retrofit for the primary purpose of improving energy efficiency affecting:

170. Steam production/system

 (e.g., boilers, burners, insulation, piping)

120 1 Yes o

2 No 

3

None

4 

Some

5 

All

6 

Don’t

Know

171. Compressed air systems

(e.g., compressors, sizing, leak reduction)

450 1 Yes o

2 No 

3

None

4 

Some

5 

All

6 

Don’t

Know

172. Direct/indirect process heating 140 1 Yes o

2 No 

3

None

4 

Some

5 

All

6 

Don’t

Know

173. Direct process cooling, refrigeration 160 1 Yes o

2 No 

3

None

4 

Some

5 

All

6 

Don’t

Know

Continue to next page
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Section 16: Energy-Management Activities, cont.

Energy-Management Activities

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only

Participate?

13

Amount of Cost Paid by this

Establishment or Company

174. Direct machine drive 

(e.g., adjustable-speed drives, motors, pumps)

excluding Motor Challenge Program

180 1 Yes o

2 No 

3

None

4 

Some

5 

All

6 

Don’t

Know

175. Facility heating, ventilation, and air conditioning,

excluding Energy Star Program

200 1 Yes o

2 No 

3

None

4 

Some

5 

All

6 

Don’t

Know

176. Facility lighting, excluding Green Lights Program 220 1 Yes o

2 No 

3

None

4 

Some

5 

All

6 

Don’t

Know

For questions 177 through 181:

Indicate only whether the establishment participated in the energy-management activity during 1998.

177. Special rate schedule 

 (e.g., interruptible or time-of-use)

100 1 Yes 

2 No 

178. Equipment rebates 280 1 Yes 

2 No 

179. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s 

Energy Star Program

420 1 Yes 

2 No 

180. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s 

Green Lights Program

430 1 Yes 

2 No 

181. U.S. Department of Energy’s Motor Challenge

Program

440 1 Yes 

2 No 

For questions 182 and 183:

Indicate any other energy-management activities not specified above, including other government programs.

182. Specify: 13960 300 1 Yes o 3

None

4 

Some

5 

All

6 

Don’t

Know

183. Specify: 13970 340 1 Yes o 3

None

4 

Some

5 

All

6 

Don’t

Know

184. Does this establishment have a full-time Energy Manager?

(i.e., a person whose major function is to direct or plan energy strategies relating to energy use and

energy-efficient technology within the establishment.)

460

1 Yes 

2 No 

Go to question 185, Section 17, next page